plym
Open source CMS for ridiculous speed, auto-SEO & GEO
What it does
plym is an open source CMS that serves content to both agents and humans, at ridiculous ⚡️ speed. Agents get raw markdown: <80% fewer tokens, cleaner context. Humans get, well, a human page. It's heavily optimised for speed, SEO and AI discoverability. You hit 100/100 on PageSpeed out of the box for blogs built using plym. It's highly customisable (everything including the entire template), but ships with pretty well-thought defaults. Neither a config maze nor an opaque wall.
plym is the WordPress alternative with 100/100 PageSpeed that gets your blog ranked in Google and cited in ChatGPT. Zero maintenance. Free 7-day trial.
plym is a WordPress alternative that does speed, SEO & GEO for you out of the box. They are AI crawlers, and plym serves them an AI-friendly version 4.2 KB of clean text against 92 KB of HTML for the same page, so a model reads more of what you wrote. . Same URL, same content. Your readers see your designed page, AI reads the clean version. # Introducing plym Today we're releasing plym as open source. It's a CMS built from the ground up for two audiences that used to be one: people reading your site in a browser, and the growing number of agents reading it on their behalf. ## Why another CMS? There are hundreds of them, from WordPress to Hugo, so this is a fair question to open with.…from plym.io
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