Website content
Ominity delivers content to a headless static marketing website.
An entire business.
One connected foundation.
From the marketing website to subscriptions, payments, and customer containers. Onetagger uses Ominity to run the business, with a custom extension connecting it to the infrastructure that delivers the service.
- Experience
- Headless website & customer portal
- Business foundation
- Content, commerce, identity & affiliates
- Custom extension
- Container operations & Kubernetes integration
More than a CMS.
The business behind the product.
The frontends shape the experience. Ominity connects the commercial and customer operations. The Onetagger extension carries specialized logic into Kubernetes.
Marketing websiteHeadless · Static content delivery
The actual platformHeadless · Customer experience
OminityThe business foundation
Headless APIContentPages & website delivery
CommercePlans, billing & payments
CustomersIdentity, members & roles
AffiliatesAttribution & commissions
Onetagger Admin extensionCustom business logic · Container lifecycle · Usage monitoring
Kubernetes clustersContainers · Logs · Resource usage · Request counts
ConnectedTwo experiences. One business foundation. A custom connection to infrastructure.
The capabilities
that run the business.
Content and commerce are part of a wider operational foundation.
Subscriptions & plans
The commercial model lives alongside the customers using the service.
Billing, payments & mandates
Recurring commercial operations share the same business foundation.
Customers & user identity
A customer account can have multiple users, each with its own role.
Affiliates & commissions
Attribution and commission calculations support the partner channel.
Custom business logic
The Onetagger Admin extension adapts the platform to container hosting.
One foundation.
Two distinct frontends.
The static marketing website delivers the public story using content from Ominity. The headless customer portal is the product itself: a purpose-built interface for customers to manage their service. Both connect to Ominity while keeping their own design and frontend implementation.
Explore the headless APIMeet Onetagger.Content delivered from Ominity
Your containers.Identity, service & subscriptions
Website container ActiveSubscription Connected
Ominity API · Shared business records
One customer.
A whole team behind it.
Ominity separates the customer account from the people who use it. Multiple users can belong to the same business with different roles. Identity and customer context give the portal a foundation for working with the right account and its service records.
Understand customer contextNS
North StudioActive customer account
SelectedJLJamie LeeOwner
AMAlex MorganTechnical member
SRSam RiverBilling member
Customer-scoped recordsContainersSubscriptionsBilling details
Access follows the active customer membership.
Built for this business.
Inside Ominity.
The Ominity team developed a dedicated Onetagger Admin extension with the specific business logic for container hosting. It connects to Kubernetes cluster APIs to deploy and manage customer containers, bringing lifecycle controls, domains, subscriptions, and deployment results into the admin environment.
Explore custom extensionsContainerPlan usageState
Marketing sitegtm.example.com
64%
ActiveCustomer storetags.store.example
31%
ActiveCampaign sitetags.campaign.example
82%
ActiveCustomer, subscription, region, and usage in one view.
Marketing siteActive
ActivateSyncSuspendTerminate
RegionWest Europe
SubscriptionConnected
Container modulesConfigured
DomainsVerified
Lifecycle controls alongside subscription and domain settings.
Deployment historySynced
CREATEDeployment createdSuccessCREATEService configuredSuccessUPDATEIngress updatedSuccessSYNCContainer synchronizedSuccessOperation results returned by the Kubernetes integration.
Understand the usage.
Act on the subscription.
The extension pulls in logs, resource usage, and request counts to monitor plan consumption. That operational data supports automatic subscription upgrades, connecting what a customer uses to the commercial service they receive.
Explore subscriptionsRequest usage
72%of the current plan allowance
01Measure requests
02Evaluate allowance
03Keep current plan
Within the allowanceThe current subscription continues.
The customer service.
And the cluster behind it.
Container monitoring is paired with cluster monitoring. Kubernetes API checks, node readiness, and Prometheus availability give the team visibility into the infrastructure, while check history helps them understand how health changes over time.
Explore operational traceabilityKubernetes APIHealthyReachable and responsive
Cluster nodesHealthyReady for workloads
PrometheusHealthyMetrics available
Scheduled health checks
10:29Cluster nodesHealthy
10:27Kubernetes APIHealthy
10:24PrometheusHealthy
Cluster availability, check history, and monitoring in the same admin environment.
A platform that fits
the business you build.
Onetagger shows how Ominity can support more than websites and webshops: a specialized SaaS product with its own frontends, commercial operations, customer relationships, and infrastructure workflows.
The shared foundation
Content delivery, subscriptions, billing, payments, mandates, customers, identity, affiliates, and commission calculations.
The product-specific logic
Container management, Kubernetes integration, usage monitoring, automatic upgrades, and cluster visibility.
The runtime infrastructure
The clusters and workloads that host the customer containers. Ominity connects to this infrastructure through the extension.
Your own business model.
A foundation that can adapt.
Talk through your product, the operations behind it, and the custom logic that makes it yours.