description Prism CMS (Self-Hosted) Overview
Prism CMS is a self-hosted headless content management system that allows organizations to maintain full control over their own server data.
help Prism CMS (Self-Hosted) FAQ
What does headless mean in Prism CMS?
A headless CMS separates content management from the website or app that displays the content. Prism CMS can therefore serve content to a separate frontend rather than forcing one built-in page theme.
What does self-hosted Prism CMS require?
Self-hosting means the organization runs the Prism CMS application and its data on infrastructure it controls. That usually includes HTTPS, access control, backups, updates, and a database plan.
Can Prism CMS publish to both a website and a mobile app?
A headless system is designed for multiple frontends, so the same content can be used by a website and an app when the required API access is available. The catalog does not identify whether Prism uses REST, GraphQL, or another protocol.
How should Prism CMS be compared with Strapi?
Strapi is a named self-hosted headless CMS and is a useful comparison point for content types, roles, API design, media handling, and upgrades. The Prism entry does not provide a verified feature list or release version, so those points need product documentation before making a firm comparison.
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