Integrations for
VeloCMS.
Every integration is free, installs in one click, and comes straight from the VeloCMS team — no third-party marketplace, no revenue split, no queue to wait in.
How it's built
Built to be free, first-party, and safe.
Every integration ships from the same TypeScript SDK, runs sandboxed, and costs nothing to turn on.
SDK-first development
Every first-party integration is built on the same internal TypeScript SDK, with full type safety and hot-reload against your own tenant — the same tools you'd use to extend your own instance.
Isolated sandbox
Your code runs in a V8 isolate — no shared heap, no credential leaks, no breaking other tenants.
Always free
No marketplace fees. No revenue split. No paywall standing between you and the connector you actually need — every integration we ship is free, full stop.
One-click install
Turn one on from Settings → Integrations. No config files, no redeploys — you'll see exactly what it can access before it ever runs.
A growing library
Stripe, Shopify, Canva, TaxJar, and dozens more. New integrations land every few weeks, all first-party, all built and kept up by the VeloCMS team.
Curated, not crowdsourced
Every integration here is built and reviewed in-house — no unmoderated third-party code ever gets near your data.
Canonical Reference
Current API (advanced)
The integration SDK types live in src/lib/plugins/sdk/. If you're extending your own self-hosted instance, these first-party integrations are the reference to start from.
analytics-googleGA4 + Plausible tracking — shows how to inject a script tag into blog pages without affecting Lighthouse scores.
newsletter-mailchimpMailchimp audience sync — demonstrates authenticated HTTP calls, encrypted API key handling, and error surfaces in the admin UI.
table-of-contentsLive table-of-contents block — shows how an integration registers a custom block type and renders a React component inside the page builder.
The developer platform is coming soon
We're focused on making VeloCMS excellent for the people running blogs and stores on it today. Building tools for outside developers — the SDK, the integration marketplace, revenue sharing — comes after that, and it will get the same care. Nothing here is live yet.
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