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Managed Web Platform

Steldris™ takes the website maintenance problem off the table.

Steldris™ is Fruition's managed web platform. One team owns the software, the hosting, and the support — so your maintenance burden disappears, and one login manages every site you own.

Unlimited
site capability under one login
5 layers
of spam protection, no add-ons
0–100
SEO health score, every page
100%
of pages WCAG-scanned after publish
AICPA SOC 2 Type IISOC 2 Type II Certified
ISO 27001 Information Security Management CertifiedISO 27001 Certified
Is this you?

Built for teams who can't afford to babysit a website.

Steldris™ isn't sized for one small site run by one person. It's built for organizations juggling more sites, more compliance, and more stakeholders than a DIY builder or a self-hosted CMS was ever built to handle.

I manage a dozen microsites for one brand.

Unlimited site capability under one login, with per-site branding on shared, tested layouts.

I inherited a WordPress site nobody wants to touch.

Migrate off it entirely — Fruition owns the platform, the hosting, and the patching from day one.

I need to prove accessibility compliance, not just claim it.

Every page is checked before publish, then automatically scanned against WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines after, with violations remediated in code and an audit trail behind it.

My marketing team waits on IT to publish anything.

Editors publish inside an approved palette — no code, no ticket, no bottleneck.

We started on Wix or Squarespace and outgrew it fast.

The same visual ease of editing — built for an organization instead of one person.

I want one team accountable, not five vendors pointing at each other.

One team owns the platform, the hosting, and the support — end to end.

What's included

Everything you'd normally bolt onto WordPress or Drupal — built in.

Forms, SEO, backups, security, accessibility checks, spam protection. Native to the platform, covered by the fee, nothing to install.

Fast by architecture

  • Pages are pre-built and served from a global edge network — no server work when a visitor arrives
  • Sites stay up even during platform maintenance
  • Page speed monitored continuously against Google's Core Web Vitals

Editing with guardrails

  • Visual block editor — editors add sections, they never touch code
  • Version history on every page: compare and roll back
  • Approval gate before publishing, plus a full audit log
  • AI can draft pages and rewrite sections — inside the same limits a human editor has

Many sites, one login

  • Unlimited sites in one admin under one organization
  • Per-site colors, fonts, and logo on shared, tested layouts
  • Write content once, push it to selected sites, without overwriting local edits
  • New sites launch in days by cloning a template

Forms that can't fail silently

  • Conditional logic, multi-step, file uploads, save and resume
  • Five layers of spam protection, no add-ons
  • Every submission backed up independently of the database, with a delivery log
  • Routes to email, Slack, Teams, Sheets, or HubSpot

Accessibility built in

  • Pages are checked before they publish — missing alt text, broken heading order, vague link text
  • Automated WCAG 2.2 AA scanning after publish
  • No third-party overlay widget — the kind currently drawing lawsuits

SEO & analytics included

  • Per-page SEO with a 0–100 health score and a punch list of what's missing
  • Sitemaps and rich-result markup generated automatically
  • Redirect manager with bulk import, so no traffic is lost in a migration
  • Traffic, conversions, and Search Console data in the same place you edit

Security, managed

  • Enterprise single sign-on; five permission levels, assignable per site or org-wide
  • Firewall on every domain and locked-down private origins
  • Managed backups with point-in-time restore
  • Monitoring that pages Fruition, not you

Content types that usually need plugins

  • Events with free RSVP registration
  • Document libraries with categories and downloadable packets
  • Site-wide alert banners, product and service catalogs
  • Step-by-step intake questionnaires and multi-language pages
Architecture

No caching layer to fight. No plugins to patch.

These aren't managed better than a legacy CMS — they're removed from the architecture entirely.

WORDPRESS / DRUPALvisitororigin serverdatabasecache plugininvalidate on atimer or a guessSTELDRIS™visitornearest edgepre-built HTML file

Two rows, same request. Top: a page is rebuilt from a database on every visit, so a caching plugin has to guess when to invalidate. Bottom: the page was already built at publish — the edge just hands it over.

Caching is a non-issue.

On WordPress or Drupal, every visit rebuilds the page from a database — so a caching layer isn't optional, it's a second system you now maintain, with its own plugin, its own invalidation bugs, and its own "why isn't my edit showing up" tickets.

Steldris™ pages are pre-built the moment they're published and pushed to a global edge network as static files. There's no database at the public edge to query, so there's nothing to configure, purge, or fight. Publish an edit and it's live everywhere in seconds.

WORDPRESS / DRUPALyour site (core)formsSEOcachebackupsspam+moreSTELDRIS™One native platformforms · SEO · backups · spamevents · document librariesbuilt, patched, and shipped by Fruition

Fewer moving parts, not more features. Everything a plugin ecosystem bolts on is already part of the platform Fruition maintains.

No plugins. Nothing to patch.

An outdated plugin is the most common way a WordPress site gets hacked. Drupal's contributed modules carry the same risk in smaller volume — someone still has to track advisories and patch them.

Steldris™ has no plugin architecture at all. Forms, SEO, events, document libraries, spam protection — every one of those is a native, versioned part of the platform, built and patched by Fruition, tested before it reaches any site.

The comparison

One platform. Every reason to switch.

The pitch isn't that Steldris™ has more features than a legacy CMS, or more templates than a DIY builder. It's that an entire category of recurring cost, risk, and finger-pointing goes away — whichever one you're leaving.

WordPress

  • Plugins

    20–40 per site, each its own vendor, update, license, and breakage risk

  • Security

    The most-attacked CMS on the web — almost always through an outdated plugin

  • Speed

    Rebuilds every page from a database on every visit, then needs caching plugins to fix it

  • Maintenance

    Someone patches core, themes, and plugins forever — and something breaks when they do

  • Running cost

    Forms, SEO, backups, security, and caching plugins each carry annual fees

  • Design control

    Page builders let any editor break the layout

  • Accessibility

    Audited after the fact, or papered over with an overlay widget

  • Many sites

    Multisite is fragile; in practice it's N separate installs to maintain

  • Rollback

    Needs a backup plugin, and often a support ticket

  • Support

    Host, theme developer, plugin vendors, and agency all point at each other

Recommended

Steldris™

  • Plugins

    Everything is native. Nothing to update, nothing to conflict

  • Security

    Visitors hit static files. No live code or database at the public edge to attack

  • Speed

    Pages are already built and served from the edge — fast by design, not by bolt-on

  • Maintenance

    Fruition patches the platform. Nothing for you to do

  • Running cost

    Included in one predictable monthly fee

  • Design control

    Editors work inside an approved palette. Structure and theme are locked at the org level

  • Accessibility

    Checked automatically before every page goes live

  • Many sites

    One platform, one login, per-site branding, cross-site publishing

  • Rollback

    Version history on every page, self-serve

  • Support

    One accountable team owns platform, hosting, and support

Migration

Getting there is our problem, not yours.

From WordPress, Drupal, or plain HTML — without losing your rankings

Automated import from WordPress, Drupal, or plain HTML — pages, images, and redirects

Staging rebuild compared against the live site, page by page, until it matches

DNS cutover in a quiet window, rollback in minutes, 30 days of elevated support after

Three reasons clients switch

01“You'll never get a ‘your site needs updates’ email again.”

02“Your site can't be hacked through a plugin, because there are no plugins.”

03“Migration is subsidized against your hosting commitment — you're not paying to find out whether it works.”

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Migration is subsidized against your hosting commitment, so you're not paying separately to find out whether the switch works. Your account team will scope the exact number against your current site during a migration assessment.

Yes. Fruition builds your new site on staging, imports pages, images, and redirects automatically from WordPress, Drupal, or plain HTML, and compares it page by page against your live site before anything changes. DNS cutover happens in a quiet window, with rollback available in minutes.

Plenty of Steldris™ clients do. It just means your developer's time goes toward your product or your customers, not toward patching core, chasing a plugin conflict, or babysitting a caching layer.

Every page keeps its own version history, so editors can compare and roll back changes themselves. Platform-level backups run independently with point-in-time restore, managed by Fruition.

Yes. Per-site colors, fonts, and logo sit on top of shared, tested layouts — so each site keeps its own identity while your team maintains just one login and one set of page templates.

Ready to take maintenance off the table?

See Steldris™ on a live site, or start with a free migration assessment of what you're running today.