The Headless CMS
for Developers
Build what you want, how you want it. REST and GraphQL APIs, a Sync SDK, and starters for Next.js, React, Nuxt, Astro, and .NET, with content modeling that stays yours. Marketing publishes without a developer ticket, so you ship features instead of copy changes.
for Hockey Canada
deployment
on Azure
Engineering teams building on Agility CMS since 2003
Everything is an API. Nothing is a proprietary template.
Don't get held back by legacy systems. Agility CMS gives you API-first architecture, framework freedom, and a visual page builder your marketing team owns, so content tickets stop landing in your sprint.
REST & GraphQL APIs
Agility has APIs for everything: Content Fetch for delivery, Management API for programmatic content, webhooks for CI/CD.
Sync SDK for static builds
Pull content locally and build against a synced cache for limitless speed for SSG and incremental regeneration.
Content modeling that holds up
Typed content definitions, linked content, and reusable modules. Model once, reuse across every site and channel.
TypeScript-first SDKs
Typed JavaScript and TypeScript SDKs, plus a CLI for instance-to-instance content and model migrations.
Any DevOps, any host
Deploy to Vercel, Netlify, Azure DevOps, or your own pipeline. Preview environments per branch included.
MCP server for AI tools
Connect Claude, Copilot, Cursor, or Windsurf straight to your instance to read models, draft and publish in-editor.
Fetch content in three lines. Ship the rest your way.
Official starters for Next.js App Router, Nuxt, Astro, Gatsby, and ASP.NET. Or skip the starter: the REST and GraphQL APIs work with any React CMS setup, any language, any renderer.
import { getAgilitySDK } from "@agility/nextjs/node" export default async function Page({ params }) { const api = getAgilitySDK() const { items } = await api.getContentList({ referenceName: "posts", languageCode: "en-us", take: 10, }) return <PostList posts={items} /> }
Choose your stack. Keep your architecture.
Model your content
Define content definitions, fields, and relationships once. Reusable page modules mean marketing composes pages from components you built and approved.
Pick your framework
Bootstrap with a Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, Gatsby, or .NET starter, or call the REST and GraphQL APIs from any language you already run in production.
Deploy anywhere
Vercel, Netlify, Azure DevOps, or your own pipeline. Webhooks trigger builds, previews run per branch, and the built-in multi-region CDN serves the result.
Developer experience comparison
How Agility CMS compares on what developers actually need
Source-backed across APIs, modeling, environments, and enterprise controls. Partial means the capability exists but needs a paid add-on, plugin, or significant configuration.
| Feature | Agility CMSHeadless CMS+ | Contentful | Sanity | WordPress | Sitecore |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Developer Features | |||||
REST + GraphQL content APIs | |||||
Typed SDKs (TS / JS) | |||||
Content sync SDK for static builds | |||||
Structured content modeling with linked content | |||||
Visual page builder marketers own | |||||
Preview environments per branch | |||||
Git-based content sync | |||||
Multi-site from one instance | |||||
Built-in CDN (no third party) | |||||
Webhooks for CI/CD pipelines | |||||
MCP server for AI coding tools | |||||
Transparent published pricing | |||||
Partial support means the feature exists but requires a paid add-on, third-party plugin, or significant developer configuration. Ratings sourced from G2 and Gartner Peer Insights verified reviews, 2024–2025. Feature data cross-referenced against official platform documentation.
Engineering teams who migrated don't look back
With Agility we can decouple content from code, allowing content editors to work on their updates while we focus on what really matters: making our platform better for our users.
Frontend Tech Lead
Cineplex
We drive social and economic growth through real estate – safeguarding the future and creating a brighter world for customers, partners, communities and the environment. Agility CMS is our reliable partner on this mission.
Corporate Manager, Technology
Oxford Properties Group
The Agility team is knowledgeable and works diligently to ensure the success of its clients. The platform is flexible and powerful enough for all of our projects while remaining approachable for a range of non-technical staff.
Director, Web and Digital Properties
Hockey Canada
Ready to dive in?
View all documentation →App Router, ISR, and preview modes wired to Agility content.
Endpoints, filtering, and linked-content expansion reference.
Typed clients plus local content sync for static generation.
ASP.NET starter, hosting patterns, and migration guides.
Point Claude, Cursor, or Copilot at your instance in minutes.
Ask the team and other developers building on Agility.
Common Questions
What developers ask before choosing Agility CMS.
Which frameworks and languages does Agility CMS support? −
Agility CMS is framework-agnostic. Official starters cover Next.js, Nuxt, Gatsby, Astro, and ASP.NET, and the REST and GraphQL APIs work with any JavaScript or .NET framework. You also get TypeScript and JavaScript SDKs, a content sync SDK for static generation, and webhooks for CI/CD. Deploy to Vercel, Netlify, Azure DevOps, or your own hosting.
How does content modeling work? +
You define content definitions with typed fields, linked content relationships, and reusable page modules. Models are versioned and can be moved between instances with the CLI, so dev, staging, and production stay in sync. Because page modules map to your own components, marketing composes pages only from building blocks you shipped.
Can I use Agility CMS as a React or Next.js CMS specifically? +
Yes. The @agility/nextjs package handles content fetching, page routing, and preview mode for the App Router, and the JavaScript SDK works in any React app, whether SPA, SSR, or static. Nothing about the front end is dictated by the CMS.
What does the API look like in terms of limits and performance? +
Content is delivered through a multi-region CDN with a 99.9% uptime SLA on Microsoft Azure. For build-heavy sites, the Sync SDK pulls content into a local cache so builds don't hammer the API, and webhooks trigger only the rebuilds you need.
Can we migrate off WordPress, Sitecore, or AEM incrementally? +
Yes. Agility CMS is designed for phased migration: move content and channels section by section while the legacy system stays live. The team has run hundreds of enterprise migrations from WordPress, Sitecore, and AEM.
Is it enterprise-ready for our security review? +
SOC 2 Type II certified and GovRAMP registered, with nine built-in roles, role-based access control, approval workflows, full audit trails, and SSO via SAML and OAuth.
Build on a headless CMS that gets out of your way
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