Statamic is a flexible content management system built on Laravel. It gives content teams a clean, intuitive place to manage websites, while giving developers the freedom to shape the platform around the needs of the project.

That balance is a big reason we use it. Instead of forcing your content into rigid templates or relying on an ever-growing collection of plugins, we can create content structures, editing tools and workflows around how your organisation actually works.

From content-rich corporate websites and publishing platforms to multilingual experiences and more complex digital products, Statamic gives us a strong foundation without boxing us in. And because it sits on Laravel, we can extend it far beyond a traditional CMS when the project calls for it.

Statamic is flexible enough to work for a focused marketing website, but capable enough to sit at the heart of much larger digital platforms.

It’s used by startups, SaaS businesses, publishers and enterprise organisations, including teams at DER SPIEGEL and TV2, where large volumes of content and complex editorial workflows are part of the day-to-day.

That range is important. Statamic doesn’t force you into an enterprise-sized platform before you need one, but it gives us the foundations to build something that can grow in complexity, content and audience over time.

For organisations choosing a new CMS, that means less focus on fitting into a particular category and more freedom to build around what the business actually needs.

Take a look at some of Statamic's biggest users.

Built for content teams

Statamic’s clean Control Panel makes everyday content management straightforward. Editors can update pages, organise assets and manage structured content without needing to understand what is happening behind the scenes.

Flexible Content Modelling

Using Blueprints and more than 40 field types, we can structure content around your organisation rather than squeezing everything into a generic page editor. That means a cleaner editing experience and more consistent content across your website.

Live Preview

Editors can see changes taking shape as they work, making it easier to build pages confidently and spot issues before hitting publish.

Powered by Laravel

Statamic is built on Laravel, giving us access to a mature PHP ecosystem and the flexibility to create bespoke functionality, integrations and business logic without working against the CMS.

Ready to Scale

Statamic can work with flat-file content, traditional databases and different deployment approaches. That gives us room to choose an architecture that suits the project today while leaving space for it to evolve.

Developer-Friendly by Design

Content, configuration and site structure can work naturally with Git and modern development workflows. That makes changes easier to track, test and deploy while helping us maintain a clean, reliable codebase.

Your CMS should make publishing easier, not turn every website update into another development ticket.

Statamic gives marketing and content teams the tools to take ownership of day-to-day website management while keeping the structure and design of the experience intact. We configure the CMS around the people using it, surfacing the controls they need and removing the clutter they don’t.

What content teams get:

Block-Based Editing: Build rich, flexible pages using reusable content blocks without touching code.

Live Preview: See how changes will look before they go live.

Content Revisions: Keep track of changes and return to earlier versions when needed.

Asset Management: Organise imagery, documents and other media from one central place.

User Roles & Permissions: Give different teams and users access to the areas relevant to them.

Multi-Site Management: Manage multiple languages, regions, domains or brands from a single CMS.

The result is more autonomy for your team, more consistent content and fewer small updates sitting in a development backlog.

Statamic isn’t an isolated CMS sitting alongside your technology stack. It is built directly on Laravel, one of the frameworks at the heart of our web development work.

That matters when a website needs to become more than a collection of pages.

We can connect Statamic to third-party services, introduce custom workflows, build user accounts, integrate external data and develop bespoke functionality using the same Laravel ecosystem we already work with every day.

For more decoupled projects, Statamic can also expose content through REST APIs and GraphQL, allowing it to power different front-end experiences while remaining the central place your team manages content.

It gives us the convenience of a capable CMS without putting a ceiling on what we can build around it.

What is Statamic CMS?

Statamic is a flexible content management system built on Laravel. It combines an intuitive Control Panel for content teams with a highly customisable development framework, making it well suited to everything from marketing websites and publishing platforms to more complex digital experiences.

Why choose Statamic for a website?

Statamic gives organisations more control over how content is structured, managed and presented. We can tailor the editing experience around your team, create reusable content components and integrate the CMS with other systems, without forcing the website into a rigid template.

Is Statamic built on Laravel?

Yes. Statamic is built on Laravel and can also be installed into existing Laravel applications. This gives developers access to the wider Laravel ecosystem and makes it possible to build bespoke functionality, integrations and workflows alongside the CMS.

Can Statamic be used as a headless CMS?

Yes. Statamic supports both REST and GraphQL APIs, allowing it to act as a headless CMS for websites, applications and other digital experiences. This means your team can manage content centrally while developers have more freedom over how and where that content is delivered.

Does Statamic support multilingual and multisite websites?

Yes. Statamic's multisite functionality can manage different languages, regions, domains and variations of a website from the same CMS. We can configure the setup around your content, localisation and publishing requirements.

Can you migrate an existing website to Statamic?

Yes. We can plan and deliver migrations from an existing CMS to Statamic, including content migration, URL structures, integrations and redirects. We also use the opportunity to rethink how content is structured, so the new CMS is easier for your team to manage rather than simply reproducing the limitations of the old one.