Bigpress
Bigpress is a Spanish content-management platform for building digital newspapers, magazines, online TV and radio, with add-on tools for design, print, ads and paid content.
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Bigpress is a Spanish company whose public profile centres on its content-management software for publishers. The available evidence does not record a founding date, founders or a detailed corporate chronology, so the history below is limited to what the brand's own materials and structured data establish. The brand is identified in public structured data as a Spanish company. Its official website presents Bigpress CMS as the core of a product family aimed at professional media users. The CMS is designed to let a publisher create a digital publication — a digital newspaper, an online magazine, a television or a radio outlet — and it includes a design editor that allows the publisher to shape the visual identity of the publication through a click-based tool. Over time the offering has expanded from the core CMS into a suite of complementary modules. Bigpress Print addresses the paper side of publishing, managing and coordinating the production of print editions and integrating with InDesign. An Adserver module is offered to maximise the economic return of advertising space, supporting a greater number of ad formats, interstitials and video. Historiable provides paid content, allowing publishers to offer subscription-only news that cannot be read without prior payment, with configurable subscription types. Bigpress Grafos lets publishers embed data-fed charts in real time, such as scoreboards and election graphics. The site also lists Bigpress Ads, a service to help publishers find interested advertisers, and a video-cutting tool described as coming soon. Alongside the software modules, Bigpress offers customisable templates — generic or topic-specific — that publishers can modify, positioning the template as a first step toward a desired design. The company markets a free 30-day trial, indicating a self-service onboarding path for prospective customers. Bigpress's orientation is clearly toward the Spanish-language publishing market, with a Spanish-language website and a focus on independent and professional media outlets. The brand's value proposition is breadth: a single vendor covering editorial design, digital delivery, print coordination, advertising monetisation, paid subscriptions and data visualisation. No information on ownership, funding, leadership changes, acquisitions or corporate milestones is available in the supplied evidence, and none is asserted here.
Products and positioning
A professional-grade CMS and publishing suite for creating and monetising digital newspapers, magazines, online TV and radio, with print coordination and advertising tools.
Bigpress CMS
Core content-management system for creating a digital newspaper, online magazine, television or radio outlet; designed for professional users and includes a design editor.
Design editor
A click-based tool that lets publishers achieve the desired image for their digital publication.
Bigpress Print
Manages and coordinates the production of paper editions, with InDesign integration.
Adserver
Maximises the economic return of advertising space with more ad formats, interstitials and video.
Historiable
Paid-content module letting publishers offer subscription-only news, with configurable subscription types.
Bigpress Grafos
Embeds real-time data-fed charts such as scoreboards and election graphics in the publisher's website.
Bigpress Ads
A service to help publishers find interested advertisers for their website advertising space.
Video cutting tool
An online video-cutting tool listed as coming soon.
Customisable templates
Generic or topic-specific templates that publishers can modify to suit their needs.
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