A complete, lightweight Content Management System specifically designed for Windows Servers. Built in Classic ASP / VBScript, simple to deploy, easy to manage.
A pragmatic CMS for Windows Servers. Lightweight, transparent, and built to last.
Drop the files into the root of an IIS website, set default.asp as default document, and you're live. No build steps, no Node modules.
Classic ASP / VBScript on IIS with an Access database out of the box. No bloated dependencies — just files, folders, and a templating engine you can read.
Source on GitHub, free to use commercially. Fork it, ship it, contribute back. A complete ecosystem of companion tools is included.
Content editors get a professional WYSIWYG experience without leaving the browser. Manage pages, news, blog posts and uploads in one place.
Use the QuickerSite Template Generator or any HTML/CSS design. Drop placeholder tags into your markup and you're done.
IIS 5 and up, IIS Express, Visual Studio, or even Linux/macOS via the companion ASPPY runtime. Your old Classic ASP skills still pay off.
QuickerSite is more than a CMS — it's a toolkit for Classic ASP / VBScript developers.
The lightweight Classic ASP / VBScript CMS for Windows Servers. Simple to deploy, easy to manage.
Rapidly scaffold and generate custom Bootstrap-based templates for your QuickerSite deployments.
A Python-based runtime that executes Classic ASP / VBScript pages on Windows, Linux and macOS.
An MVC framework for Classic ASP developers that helps you build better ASP / VBScript applications.
QuickerSite is fully open source. Pick the path that fits your project.
"QuickerSite proves that Classic ASP isn't dead — it's just sharper than ever. A pragmatic, no-nonsense CMS that you actually own and can read end to end."
IUSR full permissions on the folder. Make sure default.asp is the default document. When browsing to your site the first time you'll be prompted for a password — the default is admin, and you must change it immediately.Need help migrating an old site, building a custom template, or integrating QuickerSite into a larger stack? Drop me a line — happy to discuss your use case.