10 section types to start
Hero, Text, Services, How it works, Figures, Testimonials, Pricing, FAQ, Call to action and Contact, or your own.
Content
Website content anybody can change
In short
BackendFree keeps your pages as typed sections, a headline, a price, an opening time, and your website reads them through an API. You change the words in a dashboard, keep a draft, and publish when you mean to, and nothing about the layout can break.
In every plan, USD 9.00 a week or USD 29.00 a month, with every other part. Updated 22 October 2026.
How content works
- 1 Decide the shapes Start from the 10 standard section types, or define the ones your design already uses.
- 2 Build the site against them The front end asks for a page and gets its sections as typed fields, so a price is always where the design expects a price.
- 3 Edit and publish Change a field, keep it as a draft, publish when ready, and your site can be told the moment a page goes live.
What it does
Each of these is something the code enforces, and every figure is read from the setting that makes it true.
Fields, not free text
Required fields, lengths and lists, so somebody changing the words cannot break the layout.
Drafts and versions
Publish when you mean to. The last 100 versions of every page are kept, and any of them can be brought back.
A page per language
Each page has its own language, so the same address can exist in English and in German.
Your site hears about it
Publishing sends a signed page.published webhook with a cache version, so a static site can rebuild or a cache can clear.
One API, one key
The key says which website is asking, so one front end can serve more than one site.
An image library
Each image is uploaded once with its alt text, and a page's image fields choose from it. The API sends its address, width, height and alt text.
For whoever builds the site
A page and its sections, in one call
Pages come back as the typed sections the owner edits, in the order they arranged them. Nothing is on the site until it is published.
home.ts
import { Cms, firstSection } from '@backendfree/cms'; const cms = new Cms(client); const home = await cms.page('home'); const hero = firstSection(home, 'hero'); // hero.headingLead, hero.headingAccent, hero.ctaPrimary
Questions
Questions about content
Each answer starts with the answer.
Is this a headless CMS?
Yes. Content is kept here and read through an API, and the website that shows it is yours, built however you like and hosted wherever you like.
Can the person editing break the layout?
No. They edit fields with types and limits, not the page itself, so a headline stays a headline and a price stays where the price goes.
Can I go back to an earlier version?
Yes. Every publish keeps a version, the last 100 of each page are kept, and any of them can be restored.
How does my website know a page changed?
A webhook. Publishing sends a signed page.published event with the page and a cache version, so a static site can rebuild or a cache can be cleared.
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