Available now
Free
Self-hosted open source core
- Structured content, preview, uploads, and webhooks
- Docker-based local and self-hosted setup
- Unlimited ownership of your stack and data
- Community-driven open source workflow
HTMLess is free to self-host today. Hosted plans are shown here as product direction for teams that want the same CMS foundation without operating the infrastructure themselves.
Pricing
Keep full control with the free self-hosted core, or use the hosted direction as a guide for where managed HTMLess is heading next.
Important: hosted pricing is intentionally shown as roadmap direction so teams can understand the product shape early. The GitHub repo and Docker setup are the real way to start today.
Available now
Self-hosted open source core
Hosted direction
For small sites and lightweight products
Hosted direction
For product teams and growing content operations
Hosted direction
For agencies, multi-brand teams, and bigger rollouts
What Every Plan Direction Assumes
Whether teams self-host or later choose managed HTMLess, the point is the same: structured content, cleaner delivery, and less lock-in.
HTMLess stays grounded in a MIT-licensed core that teams can inspect, fork, and self-host.
Developers, designers, and editors work from cleaner content models instead of ad-hoc fields and page-level chaos.
Phase 9 is about denormalized delivery, better caching, and realtime workflows that lift every deployment model.
Questions
Yes. The free self-hosted core is the real starting point today, and the GitHub repo plus Docker setup are the canonical way to get running.
Not yet. They are intentionally shown as roadmap direction and early-access positioning so the market story is clear before hosted HTMLess formally launches.
Because agencies, product teams, and non-technical buyers often want to understand where the product is going even if they start with self-hosting first.
Pricing is now on its own page so the homepage stays short on mobile, while teams still have a clear place to evaluate self-hosting and hosted direction.