Catalogue management and your own catalogue website
Keep every title in one private catalogue with full metadata, then show it to buyers on a branded website with search, on your own domain. Update a title once and the website follows.
One place for every title
Small catalogue businesses often keep titles in spreadsheets, a WordPress site and shared drives at once. Datanario gives each title one record your whole team works from.
Full metadata
Synopsis, cast, director, genres, countries, languages, year, rights holder, and format details such as 4K and frame rate.
Images and trailers
A thumbnail for each title, and YouTube trailers shown on its page.
Private links
Keep screeners, teasers and delivery folders on each title. Only your team sees them, and passwords are stored encrypted.
A catalogue website buyers can use
Your website is built from your catalogue, so there are no pages to rebuild and no plugins to update.
Your brand, your domain
Your logo, colours and pages on your own domain, or a datanario.com address until you connect one.
Search and filters
Buyers search by title, synopsis, cast and director, and filter by genre, type, country, language and year.
Enquiries on every title
Each title page has an enquiry form, so buyer interest lands next to the title. Enquiry management →
Ready for search
Every title page gets its own search title, description and share tags, and is listed in your sitemap.
Catalogue questions
What can I store for each title?
The title, synopsis, cast, director, genres, countries, languages, year, rights holder, format details such as 4K and frame rate, a thumbnail, and YouTube trailers.
Can buyers search my catalogue?
Yes. Buyers can search by title, synopsis, cast and director, and filter by genre, type, country, language and year.
Where do I keep screeners and delivery folders?
As private links on each title. Only your team sees them, and passwords are stored encrypted.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Your catalogue website runs on your own domain, or on a datanario.com address until you connect one.