EST. 1976 ★ STILL ILLEGAL

STICK IT TO
BORING PAGES

Nimbus is the cut-and-paste site kit for bands, zines and troublemakers. Rip it, tape it, staple it — publish before the ink dries.

START A ZINE FREE SEE THE GOODS
100% DIYNO BEIGEXEROX GRADE

WHY THE SCENE USES NIMBUS

Rip & Shred Layouts

Drag any scrap anywhere on the page. No grid police, no template hall monitors, no beige.

Steal this look →

Xerox-Grade Speed

Pages bake down to flat HTML that loads before the needle drops. 100 scores, no mercy.

Read the receipt →

Tape Everything

Slap on stickers, ransom headlines, halftone photos. It sticks where you throw it — and stays stuck.

Grab the tape →

THE RITUAL

  1. 01

    Snatch a Template

    Grab a raw skeleton off the pile. It's a starting point, not a cage. Bend it immediately.

  2. 02

    Smear Your Voice

    Swap the words, rip the photos, crank the ugly until the page sounds like your scene.

  3. 03

    Staple It Live

    One click and it's on the internet before the glue dries. Edit rough, publish fast.

RATTED FROM THE MAILBAG

"Our gig posters finally stopped looking like tax forms. Nimbus paid for itself the night the bar ran out of staples."
— DEE RATA, bassistThe Compost Bin
"Built a tour zine in forty minutes between sets. The only corporate thing about it is how fast it loads."
— KID VORTEX, editorStatic Cling Weekly
"Every other builder treats me like a customer. Nimbus treats me like a co-conspirator with a stapler."
— MX. FERAL, photographerGutter Press

PAY-UP PLANS

BROKE

$0 / forever

  • One site, 50 scraps
  • Nimbus stamp on the page
  • Community dumpster access
SKATE IN FREE
BEST DEAL

PROVOKE

$9 / mo

  • 10 sites, custom domain
  • Rip the stamp clean off
  • Priority stapler support
START THE RIOT

FULL PRESS

$29 / mo

  • Unlimited sites + 5 accomplices
  • Export raw HTML, own it
  • Hotline to the print room
OWN THE PRESSES

ASKED & ANSWERED

Do I need to know how to code?

Nope. If you can operate scissors, a photocopier and a stapler, you're overqualified. Nimbus is drag, drop, tape, done — and you can still crack open the raw HTML when you feel like showing off.

Can I leave whenever I want?

Yes, and we mean it. Export your whole site as plain HTML any time. No export ransom, no "please stay" emails written by a growth team.

Is this secretly some corporate trap?

Nimbus is four people, a risograph and a grudge against boring websites. Worker-owned, no VC in the pit, and the roadmap is voted on by actual users.

DON'T ASK PERMISSION

The internet has been beige long enough. Grab the scissors.