Open-source publishing platform for websites, newsletters and paid memberships, self-hosted or as Ghost(Pro).
An MIT-licensed publishing platform with newsletters and memberships.
Ghost is an open-source publishing platform for sites, newsletters and memberships. You can run it yourself with ghost-cli or pay for the managed Ghost(Pro) service. It suits publishers who want to own their site and audience.
The README describes installing with the ghost-cli tool, locally with ghost install local or on a server with ghost install, including automatic SSL through Let's Encrypt. Themes and an API are documented for developers.
It suits writers, publications and small media teams that want their own domain and membership tools. It does not suit anyone who wants no server work; the README itself recommends Ghost(Pro) for most people.
Install locally or on a server with one tool.
Production install sets up Let's Encrypt.
Build or install custom themes.
Use Ghost's API for custom front ends.
Ghost(Pro) hosts it with backups.
Docs for working on the code.
Ghost is free to self-host under MIT. The managed Ghost(Pro) service at ghost.org/pricing lists Starter at $15 a month billed yearly for 1,000 members.
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The code is MIT-licensed and free to run yourself; Ghost(Pro) hosting is paid.
Yes, with ghost-cli locally or on a server.
Ghost's pricing page lists paid subscriptions on its Publisher plan and above.
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