Community
Self-hosted
Community
Open-Source under MIT License
Role Based Access Control
REST & GraphQL API
Powerful Content Management
Infinite Customization Capabilities
Unlimited Usage (Entries, API calls, etc.)
Community Support
Enterprise
Self-hosted
Enterprise
Everything in Community, plus…
Audit Logs
SSO
Review workflows (Coming soon)
Technical support with SLAs
Customer Success Manager
Technical onboarding
Our partnership with the Strapi team enables us to give more flexibility and velocity to our product, marketing & customer care teams to manage content on the platform.
A Strapi "admin user" is anyone who has the ability to login to your Strapi admin panel, this is not limited to the role of the user and these limits do not apply to non-production environments.
Developers in staging or development environments, automation accounts and "end-users" are not considered admin users.
Learn more about Strapi Admin users.
The Bronze and Silver plan require a minimum of 5 admin users, and the Gold plan requires a minimum of 10 admin users.
You can find our general Enterprise License Terms here. However, please note that depending on our license level and agreement; your terms may be slightly different. Learn more about Strapi Enterprise License terms.
With our Enterprise Edition licensing, we offer annual payments for 1 year by default on all license plans. Learn more about Strapi Enterprise Payment terms.
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 Strapi "project" is defined as a single Strapi application that contains a single "model structure" and the same model logic; but can be deployed in such a way as to handle large amounts of traffic.
Please find more information here.
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 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.