Enterprise headless CMS for marketing & dev teams

Agility CMS combines full API-first headless architecture with a built-in visual page builder and marketer-owned page management — something pure headless platforms don't offer. Marketing teams can publish independently while developers retain full control of the front end and technology stack.

WordPress and Sitecore are traditional coupled CMS platforms where content and presentation are tightly linked. A headless CMS separates the two, delivering content via APIs to any channel. This gives developers framework freedom and allows content to power web, mobile, digital signage, and AI experiences simultaneously.

Yes. Agility CMS is designed for phased migration from any legacy CMS. You can migrate content and channels incrementally, keeping existing systems running while your new architecture comes online. The Agility team has migrated hundreds of enterprise organizations from WordPress, Sitecore, and AEM.

Yes. Agility CMS is SOC 2 Type II certified and GovRAMP registered. It is hosted on Microsoft Azure with a 99.95% uptime SLA. Standard features include role-based access control, nine built-in roles, approval workflows, full audit trails, and SSO via SAML and OAuth.

Agility CMS is fully framework-agnostic. Official starter kits are available for Next.js, Nuxt.js, Gatsby, Astro, and ASP.NET. The REST and GraphQL APIs work with any JavaScript or .NET framework. Agility CMS also provides TypeScript and JavaScript SDKs, a content sync SDK for static generation, and webhook support for CI/CD pipelines. You can deploy to Vercel, Netlify, Azure DevOps, or any custom hosting environment.

Agility CMS offers transparent, fixed enterprise pricing, not usage-based pricing that escalates with traffic. Unlike usage-based platforms that charge more as traffic grows, Agility CMS offers fixed enterprise pricing. Contact us for a custom quote.

A composable digital experience platform (DXP) is an architecture where each capability like CMS, personalization, search, commerce, analytics is handled by a best-of-breed service connected via APIs. Agility CMS serves as the content hub at the centre of a composable stack. It is built on Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless principles. Marketing and development teams can swap tools in or out without rebuilding the whole platform.

Yes. Agility CMS is MACH compliant, the industry body that certifies platforms built on Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless architecture. MACH membership signals to enterprise buyers that the platform will integrate cleanly with other best-of-breed services and does not lock you into a proprietary stack.

Agility CMS stores content as structured data in a central repository and delivers it via REST and GraphQL APIs to any front end. This means the same content model can power your website, iOS and Android apps, digital signage, in-store kiosks, email platforms, and AI-powered interfaces simultaneously. Content is created once and published everywhere, eliminating duplication and version inconsistency across channels.

Yes. Agility CMS supports multi-site and multi-instance architectures, allowing enterprise teams to manage multiple brand websites, regional sites, and microsites from a centralized content hub. Shared content models and reusable components maintain consistency across properties while each site retains its own content, permissions, and publishing workflows. Oxford Properties Group uses Agility CMS to manage multiple sites at scale.

Agility CMS connects directly to the AI tools your team already uses, including Claude, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf. Developers and content teams can create pages, update content items, manage content models, and handle media assets through natural language inside their AI assistant — without switching to a separate CMS interface. This works because Agility uses structured content models rather than unstructured HTML, which gives AI tools clean, reliable data to work with. Enterprise governance, approval workflows, and role-based permissions stay in place regardless of how or where content is created. Under the hood, this is powered by Agility's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, currently in beta at mcp.agilitycms.com, with 19 tools and OAuth 2.0 authentication.