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    Strapi

    Open-source headless CMS.

    FRFrance·Founded 2015
    Headquarters
    🇫🇷France
    Data Hosting
    Global / multi-regionUnited States
    Structure
    Independent
    Compliance
    ▣GDPR◆EU HQ▦EU Data

    Strapi key facts

    Last updated
    Legal entity
    Strapi Solutions SAS
    Headquarters
    France (FR)
    Ownership
    Independent
    Founded
    2015
    Data hosting
    Global / multi-region, United States
    Infrastructure
    Managed hosting uses AWS/DigitalOcean (implied); self-hosted allows any provider (e.g., Hetzner, OVH).
    Deployment
    SaaS, Self-hosted
    Open source
    Yes
    US Cloud Act exposure
    Exposed
    Certifications
    SOC 2
    Replaces
    Contentful, Sanity.io, Hygraph (GraphCMS), WordPress (Headless mode), Directus

    About Strapi

    Strapi is a leading open-source headless CMS (Content Management System) built with a developer-first approach. It decouples the back-end content management from the front-end presentation layer, allowing developers to deliver content to any device or platform through robust REST and GraphQL APIs. The platform is written in TypeScript and offers a highly customizable environment through its visual Content Types Builder and extensive plugin ecosystem. Organizations can choose between the Community Edition, which is free and open-source, or the Enterprise Edition for more advanced security and support features. Strapi offers flexible deployment options, including a managed Strapi Cloud (PaaS) or self-hosted environments. This flexibility makes it particularly attractive for EU organizations seeking to maintain digital sovereignty by hosting data on their own infrastructure or within specific geographic regions.

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    Target Segments

    SMBEnterpriseOther

    Deployment Options

    SaaSSelf-hosted

    Hosting & Security

    Infrastructure

    Managed hosting uses AWS/DigitalOcean (implied); self-hosted allows any provider (e.g., Hetzner, OVH).

    Certifications
    SOC 2

    Key Features

    REST and GraphQL API generation
    Headless CMS architecture
    Content Types Builder (Visual Interface)
    Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
    Digital Asset Management (DAM)
    TypeScript Support (Native)
    Draft & Publish workflows
    Plugin Marketplace for extensibility

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