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About Statamic
What Statamic Does
Statamic is a content management system built on Laravel that stores content as flat files (Markdown or YAML) instead of a traditional database. It reads those files and generates pages on the fly, giving developers full control over the stack without the overhead of a database-dependent CMS.
Who It's For
It's ideal for Laravel developers building client sites, teams that want Git-based content management and version control, and projects where a database is overkill. It's not suited for large-scale, high-traffic websites that rely on database-driven queries for dynamic content at scale.
Real Use Cases
Use Statamic for portfolio sites, marketing pages, blogs, documentation sites, multilingual websites, and headless CMS setups. It powers everything from personal blogs to global newsrooms and startup websites.
Key features
- Flat-file storage — Content stored as Markdown or YAML files, not in a database.
- Laravel foundation — Built on Laravel, so you can use Eloquent, Blade, and all Laravel features.
- Control panel — A UI for editors to manage content without touching files.
- Version control — Track every content change with Git.
- Multisite support — Run multiple sites from a single Statamic installation.
- Antlers template engine — A flexible templating system for dynamic output.
- Block-based editing (Bard) — An infinitely powerful block editor with fly-out previews and live preview.
SaaSpartout Score
7.3
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Statamic Pricing
Statamic pricing: Free to use in development · from $199/site. Billing model: Freemium.
For comparison: the median starting price in Developer Tools is $19.99/month, measured across 301 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Core (Free)
Free to use while in development and for personal projects. Includes one admin user account, one content form, all 40+ fieldtypes, collections & taxonomies, asset management, live preview, and all frontend features. No license fee required.
Pro ($199/site)
One-time payment per site. Everything in Core, plus: unlimited user accounts and roles, revisions/drafts/content history, headless REST API and GraphQL, multi-site/multilingual/multi-user editing, white label customization, Git integration and automation in the control panel, and basic developer support (email, 2–3 business day response).
Enterprise (Custom)
Includes everything in Pro, plus: dedicated premium support with SLA, custom procurement/vendor agreements, priority bug resolution and feature requests, SSO/2FA/audit logging, onboarding/training/consulting, and offline/private license validation. Contact sales for pricing. Volume discounts available.
Try the free demo or install Core for free to evaluate Statamic before purchasing a Pro license.
Frequently asked questions
Is Statamic free to use?
Yes, Statamic Core is free to use while in development and for personal projects. It includes one admin user account, all content modeling features, and the full frontend. A Pro license ($199/site) is required for client sites with multiple users, headless mode, or multi-site support.
How much does Statamic cost per site?
Statamic Pro costs $199 per site (one-time payment). There is also a free Core plan for personal use, and custom Enterprise pricing for large organizations with dedicated support needs.
What is Statamic best for?
Statamic is best for Laravel developers building client websites, teams wanting Git-based content management, and sites like marketing pages, blogs, portfolios, and documentation that don't require a database-driven backend.
Does Statamic need a database?
No, Statamic stores content in flat files (Markdown or YAML), so no database is required for most sites. It can optionally use a database via Laravel Eloquent if needed.
What are the main alternatives to Statamic?
Popular alternatives include WordPress (with Advanced Custom Fields), Craft CMS, Jigsaw, and TYPO3. Statamic differs by offering full Laravel integration and file-based content storage with an optional control panel.
Can Statamic be used as a headless CMS?
Yes, Statamic Pro includes a REST API and GraphQL support, enabling headless CMS setups where content is managed in Statamic and delivered via API to any frontend (e.g., React, Vue, or static site generators).
