Webiny
Open-source serverless headless CMS for enterprise self-hosting
Founded
2018
Starting Price
0
Category
Developer Tools
Last updated March 12, 2026
About Webiny
Webiny is an open-source, self-hosted headless CMS built on serverless architecture that runs entirely in your own AWS account. It offers visual content modeling, a drag-and-drop page builder, multi-tenancy, publishing workflows, and AI-programmable extensibility for enterprise-grade content management with full data sovereignty.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Fully open-source with MIT license and free self-hosted option
- Serverless architecture auto-scales with traffic without capacity planning
- Complete data sovereignty by running in your own AWS account
- Built-in multi-tenancy for managing multiple sites from one instance
- User-friendly admin interface with intuitive drag-and-drop page builder
Key Features
Headless CMS
Visual content modeling with structured content management and GraphQL API for delivering content to any frontend
Page Builder
Drag-and-drop website builder with pre-built components for creating pages without coding
Self-Hosted Serverless
Runs entirely in your own AWS account on serverless infrastructure with automatic scaling
Multi-Tenancy
Manage multiple sites and brands from a single instance with full data isolation between tenants
Publishing Workflows
Multi-step content review and approval processes with role-based permissions
File Manager
Built-in digital asset management for organizing and serving media files
AI-Programmable CMS
Use AI agents to build APIs, automate workflows, and extend the CMS through natural language prompts
Pricing
Community
0/month
- Headless CMS
- Page Builder
- File Manager
- Self-hosted on your AWS
- MIT open-source license
Best For
Enterprise Content Platforms
Organizations needing a self-hosted CMS with full data governance, audit logs, and SOC 2 compliance
Multi-Brand Content Management
Companies managing multiple websites or brands from a single CMS instance using multi-tenancy
Headless Content Delivery
Developer teams building modern frontends with Next.js or other frameworks that need a GraphQL-based content API
Serverless Web Applications
Teams wanting to build scalable web applications on AWS serverless infrastructure without managing servers
