Publisher co-development program

CorpusPub: the operational backbone that moves content from publishing to discovery

CorpusPub standardizes how publishers manage content internally — securely ingesting it from CMS systems, synchronizing with Corpus, indexing it, and turning it into reusable, searchable products. Built together with 10 publishers, the platform evolves from real, day-to-day publishing needs.

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Program Snapshot
  • ParticipantsPublishers
  • Total duration12 months
  • Development phase6 months
  • Optimization phase6 months
  • First 12 months$300 / month

CorpusPub in action

A short walkthrough showing why publishers connect their workflows to CorpusPub — from ingestion to discovery.

Are you a publisher? We’d love your input — it helps us build the right integrations first.
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The problem

Publisher content lives across different CMSs, formats, metadata schemes, and workflows. This fragmentation makes search, discovery, analytics, and monetization harder than necessary.

The solution

CorpusPub provides a shared operational layer for ingestion, normalization, synchronization, indexing, and internal reuse — all aligned with the Corpus ecosystem.

Why a shared pool?

By building with 10 publishers in parallel, standards emerge faster, integrations become reusable, and long-term maintenance costs are significantly reduced.

Benefits of working in sync with Corpus

  • A unified content model with consistent metadata
  • Faster indexing and higher-quality search results
  • Enterprise-grade permissions and audit trails
  • Shared standards across publishers, lower operational load

If you are interested, have a look at:

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Quick links

Note: These pages are designed as a documentation portal and can be extended with comments, redlines, or approval workflows.