Proven for multi-site scale
Manage hundreds of sites from one platform, with centralized control, distributed authoring, and enterprise-level reliability worldwide.
The Squiz Digital Experience Platform (DXP) combines content management, personalization, search and analytics to help marketing teams build, manage and optimize fast, without developer dependency.
Campaigns stall when simple website updates need developer support. Testing slows, content queues grow, and marketing teams lose control of the experiences they’re trying to deliver.
Squiz DXP is a digital experience platform that puts control back in marketing’s hands. It combines content management, personalization, and customer data so teams can create, optimize, and scale digital experiences without developer bottlenecks.
Create, edit, publish, test, and personalize without developer involvement. Drag-and-drop tools and reusable components help marketing teams work with confidence.
Workflows, design systems, permissions and auditing tools keep guardrails in place. Marketing teams move fast while maintaining brand consistency and oversight.
Create consistent, personalized digital experiences by connecting content, customer data, and technology within a single platform.




Intuitive drag-and-drop page building makes content management a breeze. Drop components and layouts into place, edit content directly in the preview, and publish. It's that easy. Developers build your design system once using industry-standard languages and frameworks, then marketers lead creative execution.
Bring your customer data together to personalize your website for different segments, and drive measurable engagement. Map user journeys and run A/B tests to see what’s working so you can quickly fix what’s not, turning insights into action across every touchpoint.
With Squiz Funnelback Search built in, your content stays discoverable on your site, in traditional search engines like Google, and through AI search platforms like ChatGPT. Your users get gold-standard keyword search and conversational search on your website. You get SEO, accessibility, and content quality insights, to help you optimize for discoverability across platforms.
Connect the tools you already use with pre-built or low-code connectors in Squiz DXP’s integration platform. Swap, upgrade, or add new tools as your needs change, without breaking experiences. No lock-in, no headaches; just a tech stack that grows with you as your needs and goals evolve.
Squiz DXP is delivered as a Software-as-a-Service platform, with automatic upgrades, maintenance, and performance scaling. Built-in security includes DDoS protection and a global CDN. Squiz maintains ISO 27001 and SOC 2 compliance, so teams can focus on delivering digital experiences instead of managing infrastructure.
Moving from legacy CMS platforms to Squiz DXP is simple. Our AI-powered migration tools automate content, metadata, and design system migration; so you can make the switch in weeks, not months.
Proven for multi-site scale
Manage hundreds of sites from one platform, with centralized control, distributed authoring, and enterprise-level reliability worldwide.
Accessibility for all users
Ensure your site is both discoverable and inclusive with on-site conversational search and built-in WCAG accessibility auditing.
Secure and compliant
Enterprise-grade protection with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification, DDoS protection, WAF, encryption, and guaranteed data sovereignty.
Professional services
Access experienced consulting and development teams when you need additional capacity or specialized skills.
Fast-loading experiences
Pages load instantly, wherever your users are, thanks to a global CDN and performance optimization.
24/7 support
Get help anytime with round-the-clock support, responsive technical teams, and training through Squiz Academy.
Explore how teams like yours can streamline experience building and management, and deliver real user insights and ROI.
Video: Watch a marketer build, personalize, and publish. No devs needed.. Captions and transcript available on playback.
See how easy it is to create pages, tailor content, and manage version history, all in one place. This is just one example of what you can do without a ticket to your dev team.Add your description here
In this demo, you’ll see how content editors can rapidly create multi-language, personalized pages using templates in Squiz’s visual page builder. You’ll also see how teams can build at scale while giving admins full control over brand consistency through built-in governance guardrails.
Let’s get right into it.
The scenario
Acme’s marketing team is planning an event in five weeks. They need at least four weeks of promotion time, which puts them under pressure with only one day to build and launch the event page.
We’re about to see how Joey, a content editor, builds this page in record time using a pre-built template. But first, let’s look at how Tina, the marketing manager, created that template.
Creating the template
Tina has created an event page template for content editors to use. It includes a hero banner, registration form, speaker section, and event location.
The template builder uses an intuitive interface, allowing non-technical users to create templates without developer support.
For example, Tina built the form section using the layouts feature. She set a 60/40 split between two columns, rather than asking a developer to create a custom component. This gives marketing teams more flexibility to create structured sections without relying on developers.
To ensure consistency across event pages, content editors can’t reorder or delete core components within the template. However, Tina has included a “page manage zone,” which allows editors to add approved components when needed. This maintains brand control while still allowing flexibility.
Building the page
Now let’s see Joey in action.
Joey starts with a blank page. She selects from a list of available templates and applies the event registration template Tina created.
From there, she replaces the placeholder content with event-specific details. Because this is a visual page builder, she can edit content directly within the preview.
Joey also needs to add a new section for networking and social events. Using the page manage zone, she can add additional components—but only from a predefined set. In this case, Tina has limited the options to three approved components, ensuring flexibility within brand guidelines.
Joey adds a section title and an image component to showcase networking event details.
Only components within the page manage zone can be reordered or removed. Everything else remains locked, ensuring the core page structure stays consistent across all events.
Managing translations
Once the English version is complete, Joey sees that translation work is still required.
The page builder clearly highlights which language versions need attention. In this case, the Mandarin Chinese version is incomplete, as the event is targeting a Chinese audience.
Joey switches to the Chinese version and updates the hero banner and form with translated content. Visual indicators make it easy to identify which components are complete and which still need translation.
Once all components are translated, the system confirms that the page is fully complete across languages.
Personalizing content
With both language versions ready, Joey personalizes the page for different audience segments.
Using integrated customer data, she creates a version of the networking section tailored to executives. She selects the executive segment, duplicates the component, and customizes the content.
A visual indicator shows that a personalized variant has been created. Joey updates the copy to highlight an exclusive executive dinner and adjusts the imagery accordingly.
Publishing and updating
The event page is now complete—with personalized and translated content—and ready to publish within the one-day deadline.
A few days later, Joey learns that the networking event has been cancelled due to a double booking. She quickly removes the networking section.
However, the venue later confirms the event is back on. Instead of rebuilding the section manually, Joey uses version history to restore a previous version of the page.
She selects the correct version, reviews it, and restores it. Within seconds, the page is fully restored—including all networking content, translations, and personalization across both language versions.
Summary
That’s how Joey can build a complete, personalized event page in multiple languages—all within a single day and without any developer support.
Create and publish pages in minutes, with built-in governance to keep everything on-brand. Even across hundreds of sites.
Manage every image, video, and file from one library, so only approved and current assets are used across your sites and campaigns.
Create reusable page elements, like CTAs, carousels and accordions, that maintain your design system to stay on-brand everywhere.
Help users find answers from your content - everywhere they search - with intelligent on-site keyword search and on-site conversational search.
Audits your entire site for accessibility and AI readiness, with impact-based prioritization and built-in remediation guidance.
See content and SEO problems at a glance, fix them fast, and boost performance everywhere your users search.
Give your marketing team the power to run A/B tests, map journeys, and refine what works, so every visit delivers results.
Deliver one-to-one experiences at scale. Real-time, relevant, and easy for marketers to manage.
Bring all your customer data together to understand your audience, segment them in real time, and deliver personalized experiences.
Build, swap, and maintain integrations with low-code or pre-built connectors centralized in one easy-to-manage platform.
A Digital Experience Platform (DXP) helps teams deliver seamless digital experiences across multiple channels (like websites, apps, portals, and intranets). It combines content management, personalization, optimization, search, analytics, and integrations on one, unified platform. So marketers take back control of their digital channels, creating, optimizing, and delivering experiences that convert, without heavy reliance on developers.
The main differences come down to how they manage content, how flexible they are, and what they allow you to deliver to your users.
Traditional CMS: An all-in-one system where content creation, management, and website display are tightly connected. Think of it like a cookie-cutter house with pre-defined walls, roof, and foundation; you can live there, but it's hard to change the layout or extend to other buildings.
Headless CMS: Separates content creation from how it's displayed, giving more flexibility to show the same content across different platforms (like websites, apps, social media). It's like taking that house and separating the foundation from everything else; the foundation (your content) stays put, but you can build whatever you want on top of it.
Digital Experience Platform (DXP): A DXP extends beyond content management to support complete, multi-channel digital experiences; ideal for complex, service-driven organizations. In Squiz DXP’s case, it brings together tools for personalization, analytics, search, integrations, and content optimization so organizations can manage and deliver tailored experiences at scale, without building separate systems for each channel.
The Squiz DXP is designed for complex, service-led organizations that want to harness the power of digital to improve the services they offer online. We serve a wide range of industries, including but not limited to, professional services (including law firms), utilities, higher education, public sector, and financial services.
Squiz DXP is a single platform, not a set of standalone tools. All capabilities (like CMS, Search, Integrations, and CDP) are built to work together as connected parts of the platform.
That doesn’t mean you have to pay for everything at once. Pricing is based on the capabilities you actually use. For example, you could keep your existing CMS while using Squiz DXP for Squiz Funnelback Search and Integrations. The DXP remains the foundation that brings all your chosen tools together seamlessly.
Think of it like a smartphone: the device itself is the platform, and it comes with core apps built in. You might only use the camera and calendar (and you might download additional apps of your choice), but you still need the phone to run them.
Selecting the right platform requires careful consideration of both your current situation and future growth plans. Here are the key factors to evaluate:
Squiz DXP is built to fit seamlessly with the tools you already use. With its iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) capability and composable architecture, you can connect existing systems quickly and easily. Choose from pre-built, secure integrations to apps like Microsoft, Salesforce, Hubspot, Google, and more, or create new connections to any system with an API in minutes. Whether it’s your eCommerce platform, email marketing tool, or specialized software, Squiz DXP ensures everything works together so your content, data, and customer experiences stay consistent across all channels.
Squiz DXP helps organizations scale both traffic and operations through:
1. Handling traffic spikes and performance
2. Scaling governance and managing multiple sites
Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Squiz DXP supports high-traffic, enterprise-grade digital environments, enabling rapid growth and consistent performance without manual intervention or system overhauls.
Migrating to Squiz DXP is fast, low-risk, and designed to reduce stress for your team. For a fast lift-and-shift, your content can be moved in a few weeks. If a more comprehensive content overhaul and redesign effort is needed, we can do a thorough review of your content, design, and site structure. Our migration tools automatically map content, URLs, and metadata to preserve SEO and reduce duplicate content.
We can also help replace legacy integration code with secure, centralized connections using our built-in integration platform. Pre-built connectors and best-practice integration patterns reduce custom code, maintenance, and ongoing costs, ensuring your systems work together seamlessly. This allows you to take a phased approach and pilot new pages or subsites on Squiz DXP in parallel with your existing platform, enabling a rapid transition to Squiz without the stress of moving everything at once.
This approach has been successfully proven for many customers, reducing cost, risk, and effort, and we can provide a migration proof-of-concept on your content.
We're also actively developing AI-powered migration tools to automate moving content, templates, layouts, and design systems. These include:
You can learn more about this in our roadmap.