Fimo
For founders

The startup website
that runs itself.

You built your website with Claude Code. Fimo takes it off your plate: your team edits anything without code, and agents keep the site optimized while you build the company.

A site that keeps
itself up to date.

You set the goals. Agents do the work.

Give each agent a cadence and it runs on its own: SEO daily, content weekly, translations the moment you publish. The site keeps improving while you build the company, with no one to remind it.

How autonomous agents work
SEO agentDaily, 6:00

Last run 2 hours ago

Content agentWeekly, Monday

Running now

Translation agentOn publish

Waiting for the next post

SEO for startups, handled by agents.

No ad spend. No retainer. No Sunday-night blog sprint.

SEO is the classic startup regret: everyone knows it works, nobody has time to start. Fimo’s agents do it on a schedule: SEO content, technical SEO, internal linking, and GEO so AI assistants recommend you.

How SEO and GEO work

One command to migrate. No expensive rebuild.

Skip the project, keep growing the company.

Redoing your site is the project you never have time for. Fimo skips it: point our CLI at the code you already have, and your site is editable and running with agents from day one. No migration to plan, no detour from the business.

Terminal
$ fimo init
✓ Project created
✓ Remote ready
✓ Detected your Next.js site, 5 routes discovered, no scaffold
✓ Existing git repo wired to the fimo remote
✓ Site pushed
✓ Success! Your project is connected.
Next: paste this to your coding agent to migrate the content:
Migrate this site to Fimo (follow .fimo/migration/wrap/agent-prompt.md)
then npx fimo deploy to see it in Fimo Studio.
Content agentin Slackjust now

I drafted 3 changelog entries. Approve in the Inbox?

SEO agentin GitHubjust now

@sarah I opened #482 with the meta description fixes.

Fimoin Microsoft Teamsjust now

SEO agent finished its weekly run. 12 fixes ready for review.

Translation agentin Linearjust now

Moved FIM-204 to In Review. 6 locales translated.

Works with your favorite tools.

Your site keeps up with your stack.

Connect your tools, and the agents act on them. A question that keeps coming up becomes a drafted FAQ answer. A page losing visitors gets fixed. Everything waits for your approval, and your tools stay yours.

How it works

From launch day to running on its own.

Connect, don’t rebuild.

Connect Fimo to the code your agent already wrote. No rebuild, no migration: the site becomes editable for your whole team from day one.

The site works while you sleep.

Agents work on a schedule, or respond to events on your site, and open changes for your review. Approve in minutes from Fimo, Slack, or Teams.

Hand it over, not a Git tutorial.

When you make your first marketing hire, hand them the site. Role-based permissions, versioned changes, and the code stays yours underneath.

Built by the team behind Strapi.

Fimo comes from the founders of Strapi, the leading open-source headless CMS. A decade of content infrastructure for millions of developers, distilled into a platform built for the agent era.

70K+
GitHub stars
Millions
of developers served
FAQ

Questions founders ask.

The best CMS for a startup is the one that does not need a dedicated person to run it. If your site was built with a coding agent, that means an AI CMS: your team edits the live site without touching code, and agents handle the optimization work a startup never staffs. Traditional and headless CMSs assume someone owns the website; at a startup, nobody should have to.

No. You edit visually (inline, by chat, or through the CMS), the code stays yours underneath, and the agents handle the technical upkeep. If you can review a doc, you can run your site.

They run the work a startup never staffs: SEO content and technical SEO, internal linking, generative engine optimization so LLMs cite you, plus Lighthouse, accessibility, and mobile checks. Fimo gives you the infrastructure to spin up an agent, connect it to your site, and coordinate the whole team, without building any of that yourself. Pick the ones that fit, or build your own.

Everything after deploy. Claude Code built it; Fimo keeps it editable for non-developers and keeps agents working on it while it is live: SEO, GEO, internal linking, performance. Where your coding agent ends, we begin.

Every content change stops being a code change, and the SEO and GEO work you were never going to get to happens on a schedule without you. How much that is worth depends on how often your site should be changing. For most early-stage teams, the site goes from frozen to updated every week, with no founder hours attached.

Your site stays real code in your repository, so you are never locked in: any developer can work on it, and you can leave with everything. You keep your own stack and plug in the marketing tools you want. As your team grows, permissions and review rules grow with it.

That is the goal. Give them edit access with their own permissions, let them run the content and the agents, and your developers never get pinged for copy again. No migration, no CMS project: the site they inherit is the one you already have.

Start building.

Join 2,000+ teams shipping autonomous websites with Fimo.