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Indian publishers mostly run WordPress with a developer on retainer — themes, plugins, hosting and 2 AM outages included. Here's that stack next to a managed news engine where the newsroom tools are the product.
The default stack for an Indian news site is WordPress: a theme that half-fits, a plugin each for AMP, subscriptions, polls and comments, shared hosting that folds when a story spikes, and a developer on retainer for everything from updates to outages. It works — as a second job.
The LentloSites news engine makes the newsroom the product: sections, authors and scheduling; e-paper; live blogs and a breaking ticker; polls; OTP-verified moderated comments; video and reels — on pre-rendered static pages that survive traffic spikes, backed up every 30 minutes. The engine is free with 50,000 reader views/month included; we earn 5% (capped ₹50) only when money moves through us — a reader buys a pass, or a sponsor pays through your payment link. ₹999/year flat makes both 0% with unlimited visitors. AdSense money is never touched.
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| WordPress + a developer | LentloSites | |
|---|---|---|
| Running cost | Hosting + theme + plugins + a developer retainer | |
| When a story spikes | Shared hosting strains; you call the developer | |
| Reader revenue | A subscription plugin to configure and secure | |
| E-paper, live blogs, polls | A plugin each, updated forever | |
| Comments | Spam management is your job | |
| Ad money | Yours | |
| Google News | Depends on theme + plugins |
Products, images, pages — our team migrates them at no cost, and SEO-safe 301 redirects keep every old link (and your Google rankings) working.
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