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Strapi is an open-source headless CMS on Node.js: a customisable admin panel that delivers content to any frontend via REST and GraphQL APIs.

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We build withStrapi

Strapi separates content from presentation. We use its customisable backend to tailor editorial systems precisely to your content models.

  • Custom content types and components
  • REST and GraphQL APIs for any channel
  • Roles, permissions and editorial workflows
  • Self-hosting or Strapi Cloud as you prefer
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Content as an API

Strapi delivers content via REST and GraphQL. Website, app and other channels read from one source – a single source of truth instead of silos.

A fully customisable backend

Content types, fields and plugins are freely modelled. The admin panel reflects your editorial processes rather than a rigid standard.

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Open source and self-hostable

Strapi runs on your infrastructure – an advantage for data protection, compliance and cost control, with no vendor lock-in.

The Node.js ecosystem

Built on Node.js and JavaScript, Strapi fits seamlessly into modern frontend stacks like Next.js and Nuxt.

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Services &delivery

We support Strapi projects from modelling to operations.

  • Content modelling and API design
  • Integration with Next.js, Nuxt and native apps
  • Migration from existing CMS systems
  • Hosting, backups and maintenance
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Omnichannel content

One content base feeds website, app and partner channels. Strapi keeps text, images and structures central and consistent.

Headless website with an editorial team

Marketing teams maintain content comfortably in the admin panel while the frontend stays free and fast.

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Frequently asked questions about Strapi

When is Strapi the right choice for our project?
Strapi fits when you want to manage content centrally but deliver it to several channels such as a website, app or newsletter. Because Strapi is a headless CMS that separates content from presentation, you are not tied to a fixed frontend and can shape custom content types precisely around your content. We recommend it especially when your editorial model is more specific than classic CMS templates can capture.
How do you approach a Strapi project?
We start with content modelling: which content types, components and relationships do you actually need? On that basis we build out the customisable admin panel, define roles, permissions and editorial workflows, and settle the API design for REST or GraphQL. The result is a backend that matches your real processes rather than a generic standard.
How do you connect Strapi to our existing frontend?
Strapi delivers content via REST and GraphQL APIs, so we can connect almost any frontend. In practice we often pair it with Next.js or Nuxt, but native apps and other touchpoints work just as well. We align the schema and fields so your frontend receives exactly the data it needs.
Can we migrate from our old CMS to Strapi?
Yes, migrating from an existing CMS is very doable. We analyse your current content model, map it to suitable Strapi content types and move the content over in a structured way. An honest upfront assessment matters here, because not every grown structure maps one to one, and some fields are better cleaned up in the same step.
Who runs Strapi afterwards and what does operation cost?
You can choose between self-hosting on your own infrastructure and the managed Strapi Cloud, which largely determines operational effort and ongoing cost. With self-hosting we handle hosting, backups and maintenance including updates if you want. The effort mainly depends on the number of content types, integrations and editors, so we only quote concrete figures once we have scoped the project.
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