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- Webiny is a self-hosted, open-source content platform that combines a headless CMS, drag-and-drop website builder and file manager, deployed as serverless infrastructure inside your own AWS account.
More detail
- Developers extend its content models, APIs and workflows with TypeScript/React code and AI agents rather than configuring a closed SaaS product.
- Best for
- Engineering teams on AWS that need a self-hosted, extensible CMS at scale, especially multi-brand or multi-tenant setups and organizations with data-ownership or compliance constraints that rule out SaaS.
- Pricing
- Community plan is free forever (open-source MIT edition, self-hosted) but excludes role-based access control, multi-tenancy, publishing workflows, team management, SSO, audit logs and priority support.
More detail
- Business plans are $79/mo (up to 8 users, 3 tenants), $299/mo (25 users, 15 tenants) and $599/mo (
- Main limitation
- Teams wanting a no-code plug-and-play SaaS CMS, teams without TypeScript/React skills, and anyone not deploying to AWS (no GCP, Azure or on-prem).
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About
- Webiny is a self-hosted, open-source content platform that combines a headless CMS, drag-and-drop website builder and file manager, deployed as serverless infrastructure inside your own AWS account.
- Developers extend its content models, APIs and workflows with TypeScript/React code and AI agents rather than configuring a closed SaaS product.
What it helps with
- Content data and metadata must stay in the customer's own cloud and not be reused or used for third-party training
- Traffic and editorial load spikes without capacity planning or replatforming
- Running many brands, markets or customers from one isolated instance
- Extending a CMS with real code instead of working around product limits
- White-labeling a CMS inside a SaaS product
- Compliance or data-privacy requirements that rule out a SaaS CMS
Capabilities
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| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Headless CMS | Yes | Visual content modelling, GraphQL API, localization, versioning and field-level permissions |
| Website Builder | Yes | Drag-and-drop builder with a first-class Next.js SDK and live preview |
| File Manager | Yes | Asset management with CDN delivery, folders, tagging and search |
| Multi-tenancy | Limited | Native tenant isolation from one deployment, but not included on the free Community plan |
| Publishing workflows | Limited | Multi-step approvals and scheduling included from the Business plan, not Community |
| Audit logs and SSO | Limited | Audit logs, SSO, team management and priority support only on Enterprise |
| Self-hosted / data ownership | Yes | Runs entirely in the customer's AWS account; content never leaves their control |
| AI-assisted development | Yes | MCP server for agent-assisted development and AI content generation |
| Non-AWS hosting | No | No GCP, Azure or on-prem support for the platform itself |
| Local standalone mode | Limited | Alpha and local-only; content not portable to AWS until a migration script ships |
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