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Design APIs fast, manage content easily.
Strapi is the leading open-source headless CMS. It’s 100% Javascript, fully customizable and developer-first.
Build apps fast.
Open Source
Customizable
RESTful or GraphQL
Self-hosted
How does it work?
Use our powerful features to customize your API.
Step. 1
Effortlessly create content structures that flex to your needs.
No matter which data structure is the best for your business, you can easily define models and add relations to create rich layout experiences.
Step. 2
Seamlessly write, edit and manage any content types.
Once you have created your content architecture, you can start telling engaging stories. Allow cross-functional teams to deliver content faster no matter your industries, use cases, locations, devices, and channels.
Step. 3
Easily build apps and digital experiences without the distraction of CMS complexities.
Focus your talent on what matters. You can integrate individual best-in-class services by third-party vendors and connect any framework of your choice.
Step. 4
Consume Strapi API from any client using REST or GraphQL.
You can use a standard RESTful API or GraphQL to query your content. Based on Apollo, our GraphQL plugin offers a full compatibility with the whole GraphQL ecosystem.
Step. 5
Deploy in 1-click on Digital Ocean, AWS or Heroku.
We partner with the best hosting platforms for a smooth and seamless deployment. All you have to do is choose the platform and use the 1-click deploy button.
All your favorite dev tools work with Strapi.
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.