The Agentic CMS for the Enterprise
Build AI-powered digital experiences on an open, API-first headless CMS designed for structured content, vector search, and intelligent automation. Built on: Spring AI + Java • OpenSearch • Git
Built for AI Agentic Experiences
AI agents need more than prompts. They need trusted content, structured knowledge, retrieval, and workflows. CrafterCMS provides the content foundation for enterprise AI systems with Git-backed structured content, versioned governance, OpenSearch-powered lexical and semantic retrieval, API-first development, headless delivery, and extensible logic for automation. Whether you’re building conversational experiences, creating content with our AI-assisted authoring tools, or developing retrieval-driven digital applications, CrafterCMS gives you one open platform for intelligent content systems.
Easy For Content Authors
Amazing For Developers
Secure and Efficient For Operations
More Than Headless. More Than AI Bolt-Ons.
Traditional headless CMSs stop at APIs. AI tools stop at retrieval. CrafterCMS combines content, search, and AI-native extensibility in one enterprise platform.
API-First & Headless
Deliver content to web, mobile, apps, and AI systems.
Spring AI + Java
Built for enterprise extensibility and modern AI apps.
Git-Based Content Store
Versioned, auditable, developer and DevOps-friendly.
Modern Front-End Frameworks
Build with React, Next.js, Angular, SPAs, and other modern front-end frameworks through API-first headless delivery.
OpenSearch Vector Database
Hybrid search, semantic retrieval, and RAG-ready.
Decoupled Architecture
Independent authoring and delivery for scale, resilience, performance and security.
React-Based Authoring Studio + AI Assistant
A modern React-powered authoring experience with built-in AI assistance for faster content creation, editing, and management.
Structured XML & AI Skills
Model content with structured XML schemas for consistency, portability, governance, and AI-driven development workflows.
Groovy Scripting
Extend business logic, workflows, and delivery behavior with lightweight Groovy scripting built into the platform.
FreeMarker Templating
Optionally, build server-side rendered experiences with powerful FreeMarker templating for dynamic, flexible content presentation.
Extensible Plugin Framework
Customize authoring, workflows, integrations, and UI experiences with a flexible plugin architecture built for enterprise extensibility.
Open Source
Choose from self-hosted community support, self-hosted enterprise support, and fully-managed SaaS.
Loved by global enterprises.
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For many global footprint solutions I used the Crafter solution to power Marriott digital experiences. We found the software to be flexible enough to meet all of our customer touch points (mobile, desktop, kiosk, email, web, video) and the leadership team willing to jump in and develop solutions in partnership with us.
Eric ScholzMarriott International
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We needed a CMS that required minimum technology understanding in creating and publishing a page [for our non-techincal users], and Crafter fulfilled that role with an easy-to-use interface simplifying the reading and publishing of content.
Priyanka KomalaNational Academy of Sciences
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CrafterCMS has streamlined Mastercard’s digital brand and facilitated its reputation as an innovative and ambitious company. We were able to create global consolidation that allowed non-technical users to easily manage content in one centralized, strategic platform.
Jay MandelMastercard International
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We chose CrafterCMS for its ease-of-use for our entire team of authors, developers, and operations. It was much easier than other CMS platforms for our developers to adopt, and our authors are now able to quickly and easily deploy new content for our customers.
Johanna NeefThalia Bücher GmbH
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As a Java/Spring developer, I feel empowered by Crafter’s extensible API; we can create what our sites need using technologies we know.
Michael OrylPenn Mutual
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The implementation of CrafterCMS enabled us to publish new content quickly, push ownership and responsibility out to each publishing unit, and provide total site control with minimal IT involvement.
Martha StephensonHarvard Business Publishing