What is Fissible?

Fissible Station is a self-hosted Laravel CMS purpose-built for agencies that manage multiple client websites from a single installation. Unlike traditional CMS platforms that treat each site as a separate deployment, Fissible Station enforces client approval before any content goes live, isolates each tenant's users and content, and logs every action with a full audit trail. It eliminates the guesswork of "the client approved this, right?" by making approval a mandatory, trackable step in the publishing workflow.

Who it's for

• Agency owners who need predictable hosting costs and want to stop multiplying CMS licenses for every client site.
• Project managers who waste time stitching together email threads, document approvals, and role permissions to get content live.
• Developers who want an inspectable, open-source-backed stack built on Laravel and Filament that their team can extend without vendor lock-in.

Key features

Client approval before publish

Clients can review and approve changes without giving every stakeholder dangerous publishing access. The system enforces this step—nothing goes live until the client explicitly signs off, and every approval is recorded in the audit log.

One install, many client sites

Each client gets isolated users, content, menus, and workflows from a single CMS installation. No more separate subscriptions, deployments, or per-client CMS overhead.

Workflow at the model layer

Publishing rules are baked into the data model, so they survive mis-clicks and permission drift. Draft, submit, approve, schedule, and audit the entire process inside the same system instead of patching together email, docs, and roles.

Full audit trail

Every action is logged, giving you operational proof of who approved what and when. "The client approved this" becomes a verifiable fact, not an assumption.

What stands out

"If clients must approve content, your CMS should enforce it."

Fissible Station doesn't just offer approval as an optional feature—it enforces it as a mandatory step in the publishing pipeline. Combined with multi-tenant isolation and a full audit log, this turns a common agency headache into a repeatable, auditable process. The stack is also built on open-source tools (Laravel, Filament) that your team can inspect and extend, so you're never locked into a black box.

Worth checking out if…

You run an agency managing multiple client sites and need a self-hosted CMS that enforces client approval, isolates tenants, and provides a clear audit trail—without multiplying your hosting costs or CMS subscriptions.