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The best headless CMS to manage your content at scale.
Everything you need to build and scale a powerful, optimized tailor-made application.
Community plan
Free, forever
Open Source
Self-hosted
Community plan
Open-Source under MIT License
REST & GraphQL API
Highly Flexible Content Structure
Powerful Content Management
Infinite Customization Capabilities
Unlimited Usage (Entries, API calls, Assets, etc.)
Unlimited locales
Community Support
Set up your app now, choose a plan later
Bronze plan
$29
per month per project
Self-hosted
Bronze plan
Up to 30 custom roles
Basic support
Silver plan
$299
per month per project
Self-hosted
Silver plan
Unlimited custom roles
Advanced support
Technical onboarding
Customer Success Manager
Gold plan
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Self-hosted
Gold plan
Silver Plan features
Single Sign-on
Enterprise support with SLA
Technical onboarding
Customer Success Manager
Strapi for Education, Non-Profits, and Open-Source
Strapi is committed to support students, non-profit organizations as well as open-source projects by offering them Strapi Enterprise Bronze Edition.
Strapi for Partners
Apply to become an approved agency, technology partner, or professional services partner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Traditional CMS such as Wordpress or Drupal are monolithic systems that include the backend UI, plugins, front-end templates, CSS, a web server and database. They tend to be slower, heavier and require a lot of custom development to become responsive to various display devices. In recent years, traditional CMSs have evolved to overcome these challenges and are often calling themselves Headless although most of them are in fact Decoupled.
The Enterprise Edition is an extension of the Community Edition. So no need to start from scratch, the upgrade process is seamless. Once you have completed your purchase, we will provide you with a dedicated license key and an installation guide to unlock the extra features that are part of the Enterprise Edition (RBAC, SSO, etc).
Strapi is self-hosted. It's up to you to decide where to deploy and host your Strapi project. We have a list of deployment guides for Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, DigitalOcean, Google App Engine and Heroku. You can also use our 1-click deploy buttons and Docker installation.
A project is a Strapi instance sharing the same Content Types structure and hosted on localhost or under the same domain. If a Strapi project is deployed in several environments or scaled on several instances on localhost or under the same domain, it is considered as only one project.
Thousands of companies such as Delivery Hero, Societe Generale and IBM are using Strapi in production today. Check out our showcase to see more examples.
Strapi is an open-source, Node.js-based, Headless CMS that saves developers a lot of development time while giving them the freedom to use their favorite tools and frameworks. Strapi also enables content editors to streamline content delivery (text, images, video, etc) across any device.
Traditional use cases include static websites, mobile apps, e-commerce, editorial and corporate websites. However, you can use Strapi to build any type of content-oriented applications including delivery to portable IoT devices or internal tools.
Strapi is actively sponsored and maintained by Strapi, Inc the company behind the Strapi open-source project. Visit the company page to learn more about the company and the team.
It usually takes developers less than 5 minutes to get up and running with Strapi. It will then take a few hours to get familiar with the source code, admin panel, and more advanced concepts to customize or integrate Strapi with other tools. You're not alone though, Strapi has an engaged and welcoming community that writes tutorials and helps each other out.
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Here’s what people have to say about us
Strapi has turned out to be a great choice so far: technical setup was really quick, and in a few days we were able to have a drafted site up & running, leveraging Strapi main functionalities.
Anybody can download Strapi and run it on their own server. You can then develop your front end, fetch content in your mobile app using the Strapi API and more.
Authentication, database management and security have always been blockers to creating more extensive APIs. Since using Strapi I don’t have any of these concerns and am now free to develop features without worrying about repeating the basics.
Just think of the code you would have to write just for a REST API with relationships, JWT authentication, roles, error handling and so much more. We do it all here from a GUI. There are pros and cons to using a CMS vs custom code, but Strapi is also easy to customize if needed. Awesome technology.
Strapi gives us a data-centric approach so that we can automize 100% of processes on the platform. It's a great tool to develop centralized data hubs which serve content to different channels.
Wow... Strapi is possibly the headless CMS I have been dreaming of all these years... within an hour I already have auth / permissions & relations. It's like Wordpress ACF on steroids without PHP headache.
Strapi has turned out to be a great choice so far: technical setup was really quick, and in a few days we were able to have a drafted site up & running, leveraging Strapi main functionalities.
Just think of the code you would have to write just for a REST API with relationships, JWT authentication, roles, error handling and so much more. We do it all here from a GUI. There are pros and cons to using a CMS vs custom code, but Strapi is also easy to customize if needed. Awesome technology.
Anybody can download Strapi and run it on their own server. You can then develop your front end, fetch content in your mobile app using the Strapi API and more.
Strapi gives us a data-centric approach so that we can automize 100% of processes on the platform. It's a great tool to develop centralized data hubs which serve content to different channels.
Authentication, database management and security have always been blockers to creating more extensive APIs. Since using Strapi I don’t have any of these concerns and am now free to develop features without worrying about repeating the basics.
Wow... Strapi is possibly the headless CMS I have been dreaming of all these years... within an hour I already have auth / permissions & relations. It's like Wordpress ACF on steroids without PHP headache.