Cedros vs Duda
Duda combines agency website production with client management, ecommerce, AI tools, and business integrations. Cedros combines website publishing with customer records, communication, bookings, and an assistant. Compare client delivery, ongoing operations, and the setup each service requires.
Reviewed October 3, 2026 · Features depend on plan, configuration, and installed extensions
Cedros
Use themes and shared page layouts while clients manage content, inquiries, bookings, and communication. Configure the assistant around their responsibilities.
Duda
Choose Duda for its client-management, white-label, and partner-oriented site-building capabilities when those define your service model.
| Capability | Cedros | Duda |
|---|---|---|
| Site editing | Visual Page Builder, themes, and custom React pages. | Responsive website editor with widgets, templates, and agency-oriented production tools. |
| Repeated content | Linked shared page templates give each page independent content within one layout. | Dynamic pages and Connected Data render reusable layouts from structured content. |
| Client access | Site team permissions govern content and business-tool access; define ownership and handoff. | Client accounts and site permissions let agencies control which editor features each client can use. |
| Customer tools | Built-in profiles, forms, email campaigns, bookings, and site support. | Website forms and ecommerce, with integrations for CRM, email, and other business services. |
| AI and integrations | Built-in assistant or compatible MCP client with scoped site tools. | Duda AI tools and supported API/MCP connections for site-building workflows. |
| Agency branding | Developer and Agency plans support client sites; confirm full builder rebranding and resale terms separately. | White-label plans provide editor and dashboard branding, client communications, and agency account tools. |
Who answers inquiries, updates the service pages, and checks the assistant’s work? Cedros gives the client a workspace for those tasks. An agency can help set up the content, permissions, and recurring work so the finished site remains useful after delivery.
Shared page templates let related pages use one design with their own content. Publishing a template updates linked layouts within that site. Updates apply within that website, rather than automatically across an agency’s other sites.
Cedros’s Agency Program supports client website work. The published Developer plan includes one production site, and Agency includes five; both include Cedros hosting and use your own supported provider accounts. Review current plan terms, ownership, and support responsibilities. Contact us to discuss full builder rebranding or reseller billing for your agency.
Keep pages current with drafts, revisions, shared layouts, SEO settings, redirects, and analytics in one workspace. A shared layout update reaches every linked page while preserving its content. Hosted plans include hosting and backups; Developer and Agency also let you connect your own supported AI and email providers.
For Cedros, include the website plan, traffic and storage capacity, AI usage, email volume, required extensions, and any charges from your own providers. For Duda, include the client-site portfolio, ecommerce, white-label/API requirements, and external CRM, email, or support services. Confirm client ownership and handoff costs on both platforms.
Yes. Agencies can build sites and help clients operate the connected tools. Review the current Agency Program and define account ownership, access, providers, and support responsibilities.
Contact us about the branding and resale requirements for your agency. Confirm the available branding options and commercial terms before choosing a plan.
An existing site needs to be adapted. Review the content and assets, then rebuild the layout and integrations against Cedros’s supported runtime.
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Create pages, review drafts, and manage published versions.
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Features and setup details from the product’s own documentation.
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Plans, included capacity, and provider options.
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Drafts, previews, revisions, scheduled publishing, and linked shared page templates.
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Customer activity, conversations, campaigns, records, tags, and team notes.
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Client accounts, assigned sites, editor permissions, and white-label invitation settings.
Explore Cedros’s Agency Program and the workspace your clients will use.
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