toolcompass.

Find your next AI tool

Search by product name or task. Press Escape to close.

Strapi pricing

● Identity checked

Assistant · Vendor site 2026-10-04

Strapi is an open-source TypeScript headless CMS and content framework. Teams model content types, get auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs, customize the admin and backend, and can self-host or deploy to Strapi Cloud.

Updated 2026-10-04View sources
Official website
Category
Assistant
Free access
The MIT-licensed Community Edition is free to self-host; Strapi Cloud paid tiers start at $35 per project per month on the pricing page.
API access
Homepage and docs state Strapi generates REST and GraphQL APIs from content models and supports custom controllers, services, and middleware.

Understand the total cost

Strapi pricing & plans

Community Edition

Free

MIT-licensed self-hosted edition with no cloud subscription required.

Hosting
Self-host on your infrastructure

CMS Cloud Pro

$90.00 /mo

Listed at $90 per project per month on Strapi Cloud pricing.

API requests
1M per month
Backups
Weekly manual backups

CMS Cloud Business

$450.00 /mo

Listed at $450 per project per month on Strapi Cloud pricing.

API requests
10M per month
Uptime SLA
99.9% on Business tier

Price history

No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.

How this profile is supported

Facts apply to the named version and check date. Send a sourced correction if something changed.

Strapi pricing questions

Is Strapi free?

Yes. Strapi has an ongoing free plan. The MIT-licensed Community Edition is free to self-host; Strapi Cloud paid tiers start at $35 per project per month on the pricing page.

How much does Strapi cost?

Strapi paid plans start at $35 per month (CMS Cloud Starter $35/mo, CMS Cloud Pro $90/mo, CMS Cloud Business $450/mo). Prices are in USD and last checked Oct 4, 2026.

Does Strapi have an API?

API or developer access is mentioned. Homepage and docs state Strapi generates REST and GraphQL APIs from content models and supports custom controllers, services, and middleware.