Edit on the page itself
What you see is the page your visitors get, pixel for pixel. Change a price, swap a photo, reorder sections, as you type.
The Pendro editor shows your real website, not a diagram of it. Click a headline to rewrite it, drag a section to move it, publish when it looks right. Every control comes from your design system, so nothing you change looks undesigned.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
What you see is the page your visitors get, pixel for pixel. Change a price, swap a photo, reorder sections, as you type.
Spacing, colour, and type come from your site’s design system rather than free-form controls. Whatever you change still looks designed.
Every change is reversible. Try an idea tonight and step back to yesterday’s version in one click.
No exports, no uploads, no waiting. Hit publish and the new page is live on your address within seconds, worldwide.
The editor works like editing a document, and the output is a professionally structured website. Sections snap into a layout system, text stays inside the type scale your template set, and photos are resized and compressed on upload. Breakpoints, margin values, and markup all exist underneath, but you never see them and you never need to.
The editor is also where the rest of the business plugs in. Add a contact form and enquiries route to your inbox. Drop in the booking section and your calendar takes appointments. Turn on the store and products appear with checkout attached. Because each of these is a section in the same editor, running the site stays one skill rather than five tools.
No. If you can edit a document, you can edit your site: you click the thing you want to change and change it. There is no code view to fall into, and no setting that can break the layout.
Yes. Sections reorder by drag, duplicate in a click, and remove without leaving holes. The layout system re-flows the page, so spacing and rhythm stay right wherever a section ends up.
Undo it. The editor keeps your history, so you can step back a change or restore an earlier version of the page. Nothing is permanent until you publish.
The editor is best on a laptop or tablet. Every page it produces is checked against phone widths while you edit, so what your customers see on a small screen is never a surprise.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.