For marketers
Stop waiting on a developer to launch a page
Campaigns move fast. Your landing pages should too. MakeMerge lets marketing teams design, iterate, and publish editable WordPress pages — without filing a dev ticket.
Minutes
to duplicate a page for A/B tests
Draft
by default — nothing goes live by accident
SEO
titles and descriptions carried across
You
edit the copy — no deploy required
Launch pages on your timeline
From product launches to paid campaigns — ship microsites and landing pages when the calendar says go.
Landing pages and microsites
Spin up focused campaign pages without borrowing engineering sprint capacity. Each page is a real WordPress site you can host anywhere.
Drafts so nothing goes live by accident
New pages arrive as drafts. Review with stakeholders, get sign-off, then publish with an explicit confirmation step.
SEO carried across
Page titles, meta descriptions, and image alt text travel with the design. You don't rebuild SEO from scratch on every launch.
Edit copy yourself
Change headlines, CTAs, and body text directly in WordPress after launch. No developer handoff for a comma change.
A/B by duplicating designs
Clone a winning page, tweak the hero or offer, and push a variant as a separate draft. Test messaging without rebuilding from zero.
Import what already works
Point MakeMerge at a live URL you own and rebuild it as an editable starting point — then iterate for the next campaign.
Campaign workflow
Design in the morning, live by lunch
Describe the page, refine it in a live preview, and push it to WordPress as editable content. Your dev team stays focused on the product.
- Mobile and desktop preview built in
- Version history for stakeholder reviews
- One-click rollback if a launch needs reverting
After launch
Keep iterating without a release cycle
Once the page is live, marketing owns the content. Update copy, swap images, and duplicate for the next test — all inside WordPress.
- No deploy pipeline for text changes
- Duplicate pages for seasonal campaigns
- Free React export if engineering wants the frontend