Build capability
Content management without the developer bottleneck.
For website projects that need it, Kyln Build includes a content layer on Contentful. Your team can edit pages, posts and products, while the finished site remains software you own.
Built on Contentful
The content engine behind global brands. Productised for yours.
Content management in relevant Kyln Build websites runs on Contentful, the platform that powers content for the likes of Kraft Heinz, KFC and DocuSign. You get their enterprise-grade reliability and scale; we handle the complexity, so editing your site stays as simple as writing an email.
99.99%
Uptime delivered by Contentful's platform underneath your site.
4.6B
Content requests Contentful served on a single Black Friday.
Enterprise
The same infrastructure trusted by Kraft Heinz, KFC & DocuSign.
The content layer available through Kyln BuildPowered by
Part of Kyln Build
The CMS supports the website. It is not another product.
Content management is included when it helps the people who run the site. The Build scope still covers the complete result: design, engineering, deployment, handover and ownership.
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What clients say
An unexpected tech problem dropped our revenue by 30%. This one issue was costing us tens of thousands of pounds a month, and Josh and the team at Kyln laid out the path to the solution in less than 30 minutes.
Bertie Wilson
Founder & CEO at Spectinga
To be honest, I thought my work would be a bit too small, but Kyln made me feel so welcome.
Ciara Atkinson
Senior UX Researcher & Service Designer
I was struggling to find someone who actually understood what I was trying to create, until I found Kyln. Unbelievable experience.
Jonathan Lawrence
Serial Entrepreneur
Kyln and Ford Creative saved our teams hundreds of hours a month with the work they've done. They actually understood our business and delivered exactly what we needed.
SquareTrade Leadership
Leadership team
Kyln took my baby and turned it into a beautiful site. I'm so happy.
Euan Wilkie
Founder, Need a Tradesman