
We compare six CMS platforms on tenant isolation, per-site cost and ops overhead to find the best fit for agencies running many client sites.

Webiny 6.5 adds AI-generated entries from prompts or files, field-level comments, image focal points and timezone-aware scheduling.

Most best multi-tenancy CMS lists rank platforms by tenant count. That misses what matters at enterprise scale, how the platform handles hundreds of brands, regions, and sites as tenants. Here are the criteria to evaluate on, and how the leading platforms hold up.

Compares Strapi, Payload, Directus, and Webiny on infrastructure floor and hidden operational cost to show when self-hosting a headless CMS actually pays off.

The way software gets built is shifting, and the platforms that benefit are the ones with the right technical foundation. Webiny v6 — new project structure, built-in MCP server, Website Builder, SDK, and more — is built for that reality.

The classic “build vs. buy” decision is no longer enough in today’s fast-moving enterprise landscape. Open source offers a smarter third option, combining speed, control, and flexibility. Especially in the CMS space, platforms like Webiny let enterprises move fast, customize deeply, and stay in control of their data and roadmap.

Learn why enterprises are embracing open source to gain control, cut costs, and scale faster. Discover how open-source tools enable secure, customizable, vendor-free digital transformation.

Headless CMS promised freedom but delivered complexity, hidden costs, and greater developer dependency. Instead of empowering marketers, it slowed them down. This article exposes the pitfalls of headless CMS and introduces a better way forward—flexible, scalable, and truly marketer-friendly content management.

This new feature empowers users to permanently delete a content model and all its associated data directly from the user interface without any engineering support or complex scripts.

The Record Locking mechanism in Webiny Headless CMS version 5.40 ensures that only one user can edit a content entry at a time, preventing accidental data overwrites or loss.

In digital content creation, accidental deletions can derail projects and cause frustration. To address this, Webiny introduces the Trash Bin feature in version 5.40, providing a safety net against data loss.

In this tutorial, we will build a Notion clone with Next.js and Webiny. In this first article, we'll introduce the project and guide you through setting up the Webiny infrastructure.