Hobbyist
For side projects and your own sites.
TBCTBC/month/year
Get started- Up to 3 published sites
- Headless API, 1,000 requests a minute
- White-labelling and uptime monitoring
- Unlimited collaborators
The headless CMS your clients can actually use
Model your content, render it with your own front end and let AI agents do the heavy lifting through our MCP server.
A CMS your clients like and your code doesn't fight.
Model content as components with fields, render it however you like and let clients edit in a dashboard that never touches your markup.
Build on Devigo your way.
Use as much or as little of Devigo as you like, from the API on its own to the full AI-powered Studio.
- See the API
Read your content as JSON and render it with your own front end.
- See the CLI
Scaffold a connected site with one command, then build on the typed SDK.
- See the MCP server
Let Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code build and edit your sites.
- See Your Own AI
Run the AI assistant on your own Anthropic or OpenAI key.
- See integrations
Bookings, Stripe, Mailchimp, GitHub deploys and more, in a click.
- See media storage
Keep your media library in your own S3 or R2 bucket.
Pricing that scales with your projects.
Building is free. Pay when your sites go live, monthly or yearly, and cancel any time.
Freelancer
For developers building sites for clients.
TBCTBC/month/year
Get started- Up to 25 published sites
- Headless API, 2,500 requests a minute
- Your own dashboard domain
- Everything in Hobbyist
Agency
For teams managing a large portfolio of sites, under their own brand.
TBCTBC/month/year
Get started- Up to 150 published sites
- Headless API, 5,000 requests a minute
- Monthly branded reports for clients
- Everything in Freelancer
Free to build. You only pay once your sites go live.
What we’ve heard from developers building on Devigo.
- finally a CMS that doesn't want to own my markup
- no more WordPress for client sites. ever
- GitHub deploy on content change saved me building it myself
- rate limits are generous for what we need
- it's the first CMS my clients haven't complained about
- we use it for every new client project now
- finally a CMS that doesn't want to own my markup
- wired it into Astro in an afternoon
- wired it into Astro in an afternoon
- the API docs are actually readable??
- the Preview environment is a lifesaver for client sign-off
- my clients think I built them a custom CMS lol
- Claude Code wrote my blocks and filled the content. wild
- staging, preview and live without any faff
- hooked Claude up to the MCP server and it built the whole page layout 🤯
- clients edit content, I own the components. exactly what I wanted
- the TypeScript SDK just works. no dependencies is chef's kiss
- swapped our old headless CMS out in a weekend
- Cursor + the MCP server is a ridiculous combo
- moved six Next.js sites over and nothing broke
- honestly the nicest DX I've had with a CMS
- the undo history has saved me more than once 😅
- the API docs are actually readable??
- swapped our old headless CMS out in a weekend
- hooked Claude up to the MCP server and it built the whole page layout 🤯
- bring your own key means I'm not rationing the AI anymore
- I ship the front end, the client never calls me about typos again 🙏
- the Astro integration saved me a week
- no plugins, no PHP, no headaches
- put our media on R2 and the bills dropped
- GitHub deploy on content change saved me building it myself
- the Preview environment is a lifesaver for client sign-off
- clients edit content, I own the components. exactly what I wanted
- put our media on R2 and the bills dropped
- field schemas with no markup is such a good idea
- love that API keys are locked to domains
- set up translations without touching a plugin
- Cursor + the MCP server is a ridiculous combo
- I ship the front end, the client never calls me about typos again 🙏
- field schemas with no markup is such a good idea
Questions you might have.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Get in touch and we’ll help.
Is the API REST or GraphQL?
REST. The Display API returns JSON for pages, posts, post types, components, menus, forms, settings, translations, redirects, bookings and the shop.
Which frameworks can I use?
Anything that can make an HTTP request. There are guides for Astro, Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit and plain JavaScript, and the devigo npm package includes an Astro integration and ready-made components.
How are API keys kept safe?
Each key is limited to the environments you choose, and requests are checked against the domains you allow.
Are there rate limits?
Yes, per site: 1,000 requests a minute on Hobbyist, 2,500 on Freelancer and 5,000 on Agency.
Which AI tools work with the MCP server?
Our guides cover Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code. Connect with OAuth to work across all your sites, or with an MCP key for a single site.
Can I use my own AI provider?
Yes. Install the Your Own AI app and add an Anthropic or OpenAI key, and the Studio assistant runs on it with no monthly allowance.
Do I host the front end, or do you?
Either. Host it wherever you like, or let Devigo host it on a devigo.site address or your own domain, with HTTPS set up for you.
Can my site rebuild when content changes?
Yes. The GitHub Deploys app runs your GitHub Actions workflow when content changes, on a schedule or when you press a button.