Tools / Prismic

Build marketing sites with a slice-based headless CMS: visual page builder, REST and GraphQL APIs, localization, and a free tier with unlimited documents.
Prismic is a web-based headless CMS built around a visual page builder. Content is modeled in reusable blocks called slices: developers define the components once, and marketers then assemble and rearrange pages from those components without touching code. The product targets marketing sites, and the company currently positions it as an "agentic web platform" — a CMS that both people and AI tools can work in.
On the development side, content types and slices are defined with the Type Builder or its CLI, and content is served over REST and GraphQL APIs. The documentation specifically covers Next.js, Nuxt, and SvelteKit. The platform handles image optimization and processing, and supports localization through locales — two on the free tier, up to eight on Platinum.
The homepage leads with AI connectivity: the CMS can be connected to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-enabled AI tool. The visible pages don't spell out what those integrations do beyond making site content available to the connected tools.
Pricing starts with a free tier at $0/month that includes unlimited documents, content types, and assets, plus 4 million API calls, 100 GB of CDN bandwidth, and 2 locales. Paid tiers are Small at $10/month (3 users, 3 locales), Medium at $150/month (25 users, 5 million API calls, 500 GB bandwidth, 5 locales), and Platinum at $675/month (unlimited users, 10 million API calls, 1 TB bandwidth, 8 locales). Enterprise is custom-priced, adding custom quotas, two development environments, backups, custom roles, SSO, security and legal review, and support SLAs.
Yes. The free tier costs $0/month and includes unlimited documents, content types, and assets, 4 million API calls per month, 100 GB of CDN bandwidth, and 2 locales. Paid plans start at $10/month.
Slices are reusable page sections — a hero, a pricing table, a testimonial grid — that developers define once. Marketers then compose and rearrange them in the visual page builder to build pages without code.
The documentation covers Next.js, Nuxt, and SvelteKit. Because content is served over REST and GraphQL APIs, other stacks can consume it as well.
The site highlights connecting the CMS to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-enabled AI tool, part of its "agentic web platform" positioning. The visible pages don't detail what those integrations do once connected.
Custom quotas, two development environments, backups, custom roles, SSO, security and legal review, and support SLAs. Pricing is custom, and the plan is aimed at large companies with advanced security and support needs.
The product is web-based. The visible site and docs don't mention iOS, Android, or offline capabilities.
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