Strapi for Enterprise

One content workflow for your team and your AI agents.

Permissions set for each. One review process and one audit trail for all. On infrastructure you own.

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Strapi is the open-source content framework, with an MIT-licensed core since 2015.

content-agent

Connected via MCP · scoped token

Create the product launch page. Keep it as a draft.

create_entryapi::page.page…

publish_entryProduct launch pageRefused

I can't publish this. A person must move it to Approved first.

Product launch page

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Review workflow

In reviewApproved

Assignee: Content Editor

Governed content work

Editors and agents work with tailored permissions.

Agents connect through Strapi's built-in MCP server, with tokens you scope by content type, field and locale, and can revoke at any time. What they create enters your review workflow, and when a stage is required before publishing, they can't publish until a person moves the entry forward. Every change they make is recorded in the audit log.

AI adoption without a new class of risk.

Audit logs

Every change, by people and agents

Action	Entry	User	Time
Update entry	Product launch page	content-agentMCP	10:42
Change review stage	Product launch page	Compliance Reviewer	10:38
Create entry	Product launch page	content-agentMCP	10:31
Publish entry	Pricing FAQ	Content Editor	09:57

Scoped, revocable access
Give each agent its own token, limited to the permissions you grant. Revoke it and access ends on the next request.
Reviewed before it shipsEnterprise
Agents can't move entries between review stages, so a required review always waits for a person.
On the recordEnterprise
Changes made through MCP are logged and marked with their MCP origin.

Connecting agents is open to everyone. Governing them at enterprise scale is Enterprise.

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Own your stack

No license surprises.

Your content layer will outlast most of your contracts. Strapi's core has been MIT-licensed since 2015, unchanged: no seat caps, no collection limits, no license keys that can lock an instance. Costs follow the infrastructure you run, not records, API calls, locales or seats. Enterprise adds support and governance on top. It's a choice, not the only way in.

A platform decision without license risk.

MIT-licensed core: Since 2015
license terms: Unchanged
on your infrastructure: Self-hostable

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Your rules

Your infrastructure. Your AI provider. Your audit trail.

Run Strapi where your rules require it, up to fully air-gapped. Run Strapi's AI features on your own AI provider and key, so requests go to a provider you've already approved (Enterprise AI add-on). Single sign-on, roles and audit logs show who changed what, and through which channel.

Data residency stays your decision, with no new vendor to review and no credits to forecast.

How Strapi handles enterprise security

Your infrastructure

SSO

Your AI provider

Strapi

Roles
Audit log

You own it. You don't run it alone.

Implementation
Enterprise
Implementation guidance included with Enterprise.
Premium Support
Add-on
Response-time SLAs and a dedicated implementation manager.
Partners
Delivery partners who build and customize Strapi with you.

Rather not run infrastructure? Strapi Cloud hosts Strapi on any plan.

Built for complexity

Three platforms into one.

One content model and one codebase, shaped to your brands, channels, locales and workflows, that your team and your agents work from together. Teams launch from a single source instead of keeping several in sync.

Fewer platforms to run. Faster launches.

Airbus Space Digital

3 → 1

Three major platforms consolidated into one, with 57% growth in digital revenue a year after the revamp.

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Tesco

communication channels and applications fed from one self-hosted Strapi.

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Tesco

~50%

faster release cycles.

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