Headless CMS
Plans and Pricing

Digital assets that your business operates in, such as a website domain, mobile app, product application, etc.

Templates of pages, web, or mobile properties made up of fields containing information for that property.

Content that is displayed on your digital properties. A content entry could be a complete web page with a unique URL or one part of a larger composition.

Individual content repositories that hold and organize all the content and assets related to a site. One or more stacks are generally created per project.

Stage, view, and publish content to different environments before committing the changes to your live site. Common environments are staging, development, and production.

Create permissions for different roles and assign team members to them.

Track changes and revisions made to a content entry and restore to previous versions.

Link one content type to another to minimize repetitive work and processes. E.g. Associate your "List of authors" to your "blog" content type.

Workflows are a defined sequence of steps/stages and approval rules that your team follows when managing/creating content.

Create events/campaigns like “Black Friday Sale” and group all your content edits into a batch publish.

Analytics track, manage, and analyze all of your CMS usage and activities in one place.

Utilize design components to create content by choosing a block (a set of predefined fields), so editors can build or change a web page or app without requiring a developer.

Create customizable fields (e.g., color picker, video selector) that are unique to your page, product, and business.

Connect third-party apps into Contentstack, such as Marketo, Salesforce, Google Analytics, and SEMRush to get better business insights.

Customize your dashboard with widgets to get insight into metrics, such as web traffic, user engagement, and site performance that are important to your business.