Old school
WordPress
- Themes, plugins, and updates to maintain
- Clients edit in a page builder (and break layouts)
- Doesn't fit sites built with code
Describe the content your site needs. Your AI assistant builds a lightweight CMS for it in Dropl, wires up the site, and hands your client a simple portal to update menus, listings, galleries, and events. Fine-tune anything in the dashboard.
> Make the menu editable by my client: dishes, prices, photos, a sold-out toggle, and weekly specials.
+ Menu name · price · photo · category · sold out
+ Specials title · price · starts · ends
Apply this plan? (y/n) y
✓ Created 2 collections, imported 24 menu items
✓ Swapped the hard-coded menu for live data, with TypeScript types
Done. Invite your client and they can update the menu from their phone.
The hard-code tax
AI made building client sites fast. It didn't solve what happens after launch. The menu is an array in a component, so every “quick change” becomes a code edit, a commit, and a redeploy.
That's the hard-code tax. Dropl ends it.
Can you change the soup of the day?
We sold the ultrasound unit, can you take it down?
New class dates for March are attached.
Too much, too heavy, just right
Old school
Heavyweight
Built for handoff
How it works
Prefer clicking? Everything your AI builds stays editable in the Dropl dashboard.
Connect Dropl to Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP client, and tell your assistant what content the site needs.
Your assistant proposes the collections and fields. Nothing is created until you say yes. Then it imports existing content and wires up the site.
Invite your client to a simple portal. They update menus, photos, listings, and events, and point at anything else they want changed.
What your clients can edit
If it's in Dropl, change it yourself. If it isn't, point at it and ask.
Menus, inventory, events, or any list you define.
Photo and video galleries with filter tabs.
Ad-free, branded player. Private when it needs to be.
For everything else, they point at the page and ask. You get the element, a screenshot, and the device.
Pricing
Each client site gets its own portal, Studio and Agency include unlimited seats, and every limit is listed upfront. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
$12/mo
Billed annually, or $15 monthly
Showcases, video, and images for one website.
$32/mo
Billed annually, or $39 monthly
A portal your clients can use from their phone.
$82/mo
Billed annually, or $99 monthly
The plan for studios that look after a roster of sites.
$207/mo
Billed annually, or $249 monthly
Your brand, your domain, and help moving libraries.
FAQ
Straight answers about collections, AI setup, clients, and what's live today.
Sort of, minus the weight. Dropl manages the content that changes after launch (lists like menus and inventory, galleries, and video) and serves it to your site through an API or embeds. No page builder, no complex setup. It's built for handing a code-built site to a client.
No. Everything works through the dashboard, API, and embeds. AI just makes setup faster: your assistant can do it in one conversation through our MCP server.
Yes. Every collection, field, and item the AI creates is fully editable in the Dropl dashboard, and your assistant reads the current version before it changes anything.
Not by accident. Your assistant shows you a plan before it creates anything, and removing fields or collections needs explicit confirmation. You can also give an API key access to items only, so it can't change structure.
Any tool that supports MCP, including Cursor and Claude Code. See the setup guide in the docs.
No. They get a simple portal, even on their phone, and only ever see their own site.
Yes. Embeds work on all three, and Feedback installs with one script tag. A Dropl plugin for the WordPress.org directory and WordPress blocks for showcases and collections are coming soon. Dropl is built first for sites written in code, especially Next.js.
Client handoff is coming soon: transfer a client's site to their own Dropl account, archive it, or export everything. Until it ships, contact us and we'll help you move a client.
Collections (menus, inventory, events, and any custom list), showcases, and video. Reviews are coming soon.
That's Feedback. Your client taps the thing on their live site and asks, and you get the page, element, screenshot, and device. Your AI assistant can work through the requests over MCP. Included on Freelancer, Studio, and Agency. Not on Solo.
No. Pricing is per client site.
Make your next client site editable in one prompt.