Everything you need to know about Postumus.
Your existing blogs and posts are preserved. You just won't be able to create new ones until you're within your plan's limits. You can always edit or delete existing content.
All plans include custom domains with automatic SSL. Point your domain's DNS to our servers, add it in your blog settings, and we handle the rest — including certificate provisioning via Let's Encrypt.
Domain aliases are additional domains that redirect (301) to your blog's primary domain. This is important for SEO — search engines see one canonical URL, avoiding duplicate content penalties. For example, if your primary domain is blog.example.com, an alias of www.example.com will redirect visitors to the primary domain.
Yes. All plans include support for search engine verification. Add your Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools verification codes in your blog's metadata settings, and we'll include the verification meta tags on every page.
Pro and Business plans support Google Analytics, Yandex Metrika, and Google AdSense. Just add your tracking IDs in your blog's metadata settings.
All plans include YouTube, Vimeo, S3-hosted photos, OMDB movie info, and iTunes content embeds. Add them via the plugin metadata editor when creating or editing a post.
Yes. Every blog automatically gets an RSS feed at /feed/ and a sitemap at /sitemap.xml — no setup required.
Yes. Free accounts get 1 blog, Pro gets 3, and Business gets 10. Each blog can have its own custom domain and settings.
Free accounts can publish up to 20 posts per blog. Pro and Business plans have unlimited posts.
Free blogs display a small 'Powered by Postumus' link in the footer. Pro and Business plans remove this.
Yes. You can downgrade to the free plan at any time from your account settings. Your subscription ends at the end of the current billing period.
Contact us and we'll provide a full export of your blogs, posts, and metadata.
Postumus is a blog hosting platform that's been running since 2012. The name comes from Latin — postumus means 'last' or 'last-born,' the superlative of posterus ('coming after').