News & Updates

Stripe, Shopify, GoDaddy, WooCommerce, Square, PayPal, Adyen and Authorize.net on US card rates and platform fees — and why the lowest percentage rarely means the lowest cost of selling online.

Stripe, Shopify, Square, PayPal, GoCardless and Adyen on UK card rates — and why interchange caps put online fees nearer 1.5% than the American 2.9%.

Stripe, Square, Shopify, PayPal, Tyro, eWAY, Zeller, Afterpay and Zip on Australian card rates — and why the 2026 surcharge ban makes the headline rate a real cost.

Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, CCAvenue, PhonePe, Paytm and Stripe on Indian card and UPI rates — why UPI and 18% GST change the whole calculation.

Pages is a panel in your account listing every page and post on the site, with a full history of who changed what, line-by-line differences, custom fields and a publish gate. Off by default, one press to switch on.

Six checks before you open the doors: test payments in the checkout, prove orders reach your shipping system, scan every internal link for 401s and 404s, link Search Console, submit the sitemap and connect Google Analytics — then the automation that grows the store.

Clone the page to your computer, preview it on a local port, iterate, then decide whether it is a page, a new template or a theme change before you push. Verify with an uncached fetch and a before-and-after, and nothing goes live until you have seen it.

You are connected and the site is empty. The order that works: design one page and get it right, then roll it across the others, add the functionality and test — plus why your header should live in one place.

Ask for an admin panel and your site gets a real one — a private sign-in on your own domain, separate access levels for your team and your customers, and two-factor security switched on from the very first login.

Blocks are the shelf of tested, ready-made features every site can draw on — and now the shelf works both ways. Browse the library, deploy in one message, and save your own blocks that Claude remembers in every session.

An autonomous blog doesn't start with a keyword — it starts with a data source only you have. The architecture: a crawl agent, a sources database, scheduled analysis, and articles written from data nobody else has.

No Claude account? No problem. Two ways to change anything on your site: click Powered by ClaudeCMS on the page you want to edit, or raise a task from your admin panel.

Ask Claude to add a shop and it deploys a headless ecommerce store — products, stock, Stripe checkout and an order admin in your account. Your money lands in your own Stripe.

New to Claude CMS? Five prompts take you from "is this connected?" to a site you can safely experiment on — connection test, site walkthrough, your project context, tested blocks, and a test URL for drafts.

three.js wraps WebGL in a friendly API — scene, camera, renderer, and a render loop. Here's the mental model and the smallest 3D scene that actually moves.

Ask Claude for a news section and it ships a branded, category-filtered blog — wired to your colours, nav and pages in a single message.