Vendasta Vibe

Vibe currently renders as a client-side React SPA. For interactive apps and brochure sites this is fine — but for SEO-critical content pages (blogs, resource libraries), the initial HTML is an empty root div. Search crawlers deprioritize JS-rendered content, and AI crawlers largely don't execute JS at all. The request is an additional SSG build mode — not a replacement of current behaviour — where: Content is fetched from an external CMS API (e.g. headless WordPress REST/WPGraphQL) at build time Each route is emitted as a fully prerendered static HTML page A CMS webhook optionally triggers a rebuild on publish The data connection already works today (Vibe can query public CMS endpoints via fetch). The gap is rendering — content needs to be in the initial HTML response, not assembled in the browser. Who this unblocks: Partners building high-velocity content sites for clients where SEO and AI crawler visibility are the primary business case. Blackfeather Digital (AI Certified Partner) raised this directly — it is the single blocker preventing them from standardizing all web builds on Vibe. Full details: Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jNNQcSivs7jcDy5L6_x9gm6UnHUXAQkc-MvtUkZ4tPQ/edit?tab=t.0 Feature request: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P7FCO2tQystSuM1vYKrGJ2mFhQr2lq0JL6REsH5wh2w/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.1pe48taedqc9

For example: give partners the ability to create a single vibe prompt to automatically pull 5-star reviews from a client's Reputation AI dashboard, then create an image post in their Social Marketing app (using a saved template), and schedule that post on Facebook, IG, LinkedIn, etc.

Do the Vibe paid plans with monthly credits also have a 250 daily credit refresh once the monthly credits are used? Without this, the Free plan's credit system might actually be better than the paid versions.

My agency is using 3 different pieces of software to facilitate proposal creation (building our brand + trust), signature gathering, and onboarding. I know that the Vendasta proposal tool was sunsetted in February, and now the 'orders' function is the current technical replacement. That said, the Orders function is not UX/UI friendly for end clients. This gap creates a huge break in our sales workflow and any hope of streamlining it with automations. This bottleneck makes it hard for me to envision pitching the current CRM AI to clients if we, ourselves, are bottlenecked here. Is there a solution in the works?