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Flat-first Laravel CMS powered by Git for modern sites
Statamic delivers a flat-file, Laravel‑based content management system that leverages Git for version control, enabling developers to build fast, flexible, and beautifully designed websites with minimal overhead.
Statamic is a flat‑first CMS built on Laravel, designed for developers who want full control over their site architecture while keeping content management simple. By treating files as the source of truth and integrating Git, every change is versioned, auditable, and easy to roll back.
The core package provides Blade and Antlers templating, a powerful API (including GraphQL), and headless options for Jamstack workflows. Content structures are defined in YAML/JSON, and the system supports custom add‑ons, fieldtypes, and routes, making it adaptable to anything from corporate sites to complex e‑commerce front‑ends.
Statamic is installed as a Composer package into any existing Laravel application. For a ready‑made starter, the Statamic application repository offers a pre‑configured Laravel project. Deployment follows standard Laravel practices—Docker, Forge, or shared hosting—while Git remains the single source of truth for both code and content.
When teams consider Statamic, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Corporate marketing website
Deploy a performant, version‑controlled site with custom Blade components and SEO‑optimized static pages.
Headless content hub for a mobile app
Expose content via GraphQL API, allowing the app to fetch structured data on demand.
Agency client portal
Provide a secure, Laravel‑backed CMS where each client can manage their own content with Git history.
Jamstack blog
Generate static pages at build time while retaining the ability to edit content through the same Git workflow.
Add the `statamic/cms` Composer package to an existing Laravel project, then run the Statamic installer command.
The application repo provides a pre‑configured Laravel starter; it is optional if you already have a Laravel app.
Yes, it offers a REST/GraphQL API that lets you serve content to any front‑end framework.
Git integration is built‑in and recommended for versioning, but the CMS will function without it; you just lose the automatic content history.
Project at a glance
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