Add a blog to your S3 static site

JAMStack blogging for your AWS S3 static site. Powerblog uses the architecture you trust: pre-built static files, a global CDN, zero servers. CloudFront routes /blog for automatic SEO and 90+ Lighthouse.

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01

The S3 blogging dilemma

Every blogging option breaks your static stack

Your S3 site is fast and serverless. The usual ways to add a blog drag you back into build pipelines, databases, or frontend work you didn't sign up for.

Static generators need Git and builds

Hugo, Jekyll, and Gatsby mean Markdown, Git commits, and build pipelines. Non-technical teammates can't publish without a developer in the loop.

WordPress kills your serverless simplicity

Bolting on WordPress adds PHP, MySQL, plugins, and a steady stream of security updates, the exact infrastructure you moved to S3 to avoid.

Headless CMS still needs frontend work

A headless CMS hands you raw content but leaves you to build the presentation layer, handle SEO, and deploy it yourself.

02

Static site, real blog

What changes when your blog matches your S3 architecture

Same static, serverless principles, without building or maintaining the blog yourself.

Powerblog
AspectPowerblogStatic site generator
Content editingVisual editorMarkdown + Git
PublishingClick publishPR + build + deploy
Frontend developmentIncludedRequired
Server managementNone (static)None (static)
SEO infrastructureAutomaticBuild yourself
Non-technical publishingYes
Static speed, zero maintenance

Route /blog to Powerblog, leave S3 untouched

Point CloudFront so that /blog/* serves from Powerblog while your existing S3 content stays exactly as it is. Both origins serve pre-built static files from global CDNs, no dynamic infrastructure added.

  • CloudFront routes /blog to Powerblog on your domain
  • Your existing S3 site stays completely untouched
  • Static files served from 200+ CDN edge locations
Powerblog editor serving a static blog under an S3 site domain

Live in minutes on your existing domain

Connect Powerblog to your S3 site and start publishing

1

Create your blog

1-minute setup, no credit card required. Your static blog goes live instantly.

2

Route /blog in CloudFront

Add Powerblog as an origin and route /blog/* to it. Your S3 bucket keeps serving everything else, untouched.

3

Publish and rank

Write in the visual editor. Powerblog handles SEO, speed, schemas, sitemaps, and CDN delivery.

Static sites growing with Powerblog

Real performance from a real static architecture

90+

Lighthouse score guaranteed

<1s

First Contentful Paint

200+

CDN edge locations

Zero

Servers to manage

Loved by static site teams

200+ companies use Powerblog to publish fast, static content that ranks. Teams choose us for speed, SEO, and zero maintenance.

Read case studies
We host everything on S3 and didn't want a server creeping back in just for a blog. Routing /blog to Powerblog kept our stack clean.
PM

Priya Menon

Engineering Lead at Nimbus Cloud

Our marketing team finally publishes without opening a pull request. Setup took an afternoon and the pages are blazing fast.
DR

Daniel Roth

Growth Marketer at Verge Analytics

It looks and loads exactly like the rest of our static site, but we never touch build pipelines anymore. I'm not going back.
SA

Sofia Alvarez

Founder at Driftwood Studio

04
Common questions from S3 static site teams

Everything you need to know before you add a blog

You add Powerblog as an additional origin in your CloudFront distribution and create a cache behavior that routes /blog/* to it. Your default behavior keeps pointing at your S3 bucket, so the existing static site stays untouched and the blog serves under the same domain.

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