Strapi
Open-source headless CMS with a powerful content API.
Strapi is the leading open-source headless CMS built with Node.js. It provides a visual content management interface for editors and automatically generates REST and GraphQL APIs for developers. Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Strapi is API-first, designed to deliver content to any frontend, mobile app, or IoT device.
We use Strapi as our preferred headless CMS when building Next.js websites that need content management. Strapi's JavaScript ecosystem means it fits naturally into our stack, and its auto-generated APIs save weeks of backend development. Strapi gives our clients a familiar, user-friendly content editing experience while we build fast, modern frontends with Next.js.
What we use it for
- Headless CMS for Next.js websites
- Content API for mobile applications
- Multi-channel content delivery
- Blog and editorial platforms
- Product information management
- Corporate intranets and knowledge bases
What it gives us
- Visual Content-Type BuilderDesign content models visually with fields, relations, components, and dynamic zones without code.
- Auto-Generated APIsREST and GraphQL endpoints automatically created for every content type with filtering, sorting, and pagination.
- Role-Based Access ControlGranular permissions for admin users and API consumers with customizable roles.
- Self-Hosted or CloudDeploy on your own infrastructure for full data control, or use Strapi Cloud for managed hosting.
Questions we get asked
Strapi vs WordPress, which headless CMS is better?
Is Strapi free?
Can non-technical users manage content in Strapi?
Is Strapi scalable?
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