Your story for everyone
The pages anyone can find, from the home page to pricing and the blog, edited in the same place as everything else.
VectorCanvas is a website CMS for founders who are selling and raising at the same time. Your public pages, your investor Deal Room and your Customer Room live on one site, and the AI you already work with can build and edit all of it.
14 days free with no credit card, then $10 a month billed yearly.



You've spent months working with an AI model to plan the company, write the deck and answer investor questions, so it knows far more about your business than anything built into a CMS could. VectorCanvas lets you put that investment to work on your site.
Claude Chat, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex and Gemini can all connect to your site through the VectorCanvas MCP. The MCP tells your AI how to build with VectorCanvas, how to change the sections you already have and how to build new ones from elements, and the CMS stays in control of everything your AI makes.
Pages are built from blocks called Vectors. Mark a block for the public, for signed-in customers, for investors or for any group you set up, and a customer and an investor can open the same page and each get the version written for them.
The pages anyone can find, from the home page to pricing and the blog, edited in the same place as everything else.
Onboarding steps, account pricing and release notes for signed-in customers, on the pages they already know.
Traction, the model and the round, shown to approved investors right next to the story that brought them in.
Blocks marked for a group are removed on the server before a page is sent, so content marked for investors isn't sitting in the page source for anyone else to find.
An investor who likes your positioning page can ask for access from your site, and you can approve them as soon as you see the request. From then on you'll know which documents they opened, how long they spent and what they downloaded.
Admin · what you manage

Every investor with their status, access end date, last visit and 30-day engagement, and a request queue with Approve and Deny.
Investor view · what they see

Approved investors open your folders in the order you set, with labels for new and updated files and a Download button.
Figures come from the fictional company in these screens.
Each customer account gets a private space on your site with the documents meant for it, a message thread with your team and its invoices. Customers can upload files too, up to 20MB each, so security questionnaires and site photos stop living in email.




You or your AI can put a page together from sections that already work, then change the words, the order and who sees each one. Anything you build can be saved and used again on other pages.
That's the yearly rate, and it covers the site, the library, the Deal Room, the Customer Room and the MCP connection for your AI. Month to month it's $15. Try all of it free for 14 days with no credit card.
The short version, with the main facts and numbers from this site collected in one list.
VectorCanvas is a website CMS for startup founders and small B2B companies. It includes a visual editor, a library of 58 section templates and 67 elements, an investor Deal Room, a Customer Room where customers can upload files, and an MCP connection that lets the AI assistant you already use build and edit your site.
Claude Chat, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex and Gemini can connect through the VectorCanvas MCP, and so can other assistants that support remote MCP servers. You approve each connection and choose what it may do.
VectorCanvas works with the AI subscription you already pay for. You connect your assistant to your site, and it builds and edits pages using what it already knows about your company. VectorCanvas doesn't resell AI usage, so there are no AI credits to buy here.
By default an assistant reads your site and saves its changes as drafts, and a person on your team reviews and publishes them. You choose what each connection may do, you can disconnect it whenever you want, and the activity log lists the assistant next to the person who connected it.
The Deal Room is for investors: they request access, you approve them, and they read the documents you share. The Customer Room is for customers: each customer account gets its own space with documents, a message thread with your team, invoices and file uploads, and accounts are invited, so it has no request form.
$10 a month when billed yearly ($120 a year), or $15 a month when billed monthly. There's one plan, and it includes the site, the visual editor, the library, the Deal Room, the Customer Room and the MCP connection.
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