The problem
Enterprise CMSs price out small and mid-size publishers. WordPress can't meet their technical SEO or scale needs.
MediaSuite exists for the publishers in between: newsrooms that need enterprise-grade performance without an enterprise contract.
What it does
- Multisite tenancy: several publications on one platform
- API-driven content sources
- Cloudflare edge caching with targeted purge on publish
- Signed tokens to preview uncached pages — no full-site invalidation
- Deliberately minimal configuration for small newsrooms
- Decoupled web and mobile frontends
How it's built
A NestJS API serves content to Astro/React frontends in a headless architecture. Pages are cached at the Cloudflare edge and purged selectively when content changes.
In production
- Three client sites in production.
- Absorbed unplanned spikes peaking at 10k concurrent users with no rehearsal and no manual intervention — the class of spike that used to take the previous stack down.
- Born from replatforming a 30-year sports archive off a 1998 .NET stack.
Related success cases
- Rugby Champagne — A 30-year sports archive replatformed off a 1998 .NET stack — now on infrastructure that absorbs 10k-concurrent spikes untouched.