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Solodev CMS review

#32 of 34 in Headless CMSContent Management Systems

A hosted multisite CMS with workflows, custom modules, and headless API access.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Solodev CMS is a hosted content management system for websites, applications, portals, and digital experiences. It is aimed at developers, content teams, public-sector organizations, and enterprises managing multiple or complex digital properties. Its feature set combines page and form building with multisite management, granular user permissions, custom modules, content drafting, approval, scheduling, and publishing controls. A RESTful/system API also supports headless use and integrations across web and API environments.

Pricing is organized into four monthly editions. CMS Micro costs $245 per month for a one-node deployment, backups, and Solodev AI. CMS Pro costs $518 per month and adds a two-node deployment and Amazon RDS on a single-server deployment, alongside backups and Solodev AI. CMS Enterprise costs $1,875 per month and includes a three-node deployment, AWS availability zones, optional geo replication, backups, and Solodev AI. CMS EKS costs $875 per month and provides a Kubernetes deployment with MySQL, MongoDB-compatible, and Redis containers, plus Solodev AI. These editions give organizations distinct deployment options, but the platform has no free plan.

The strongest fit is a team that needs hosted multisite governance, custom content structures, approval workflows, and deployment options built around AWS infrastructure. The platform can support headless implementations through its RESTful/system API, while custom modules cover use cases such as blogs, events, and inventory. Its ecosystem is narrower than its workflow and multisite capabilities: Stripe is the listed integration, and supplied localization, media, and API breadth are limited. Organizations prioritizing broad integration coverage or deeper localization and media capabilities should compare alternatives; teams centered on managed multisite administration and structured publishing should consider Solodev CMS.

Solodev CMS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Multisite management with granular permissions and editorial workflows
    • Custom modules support blogs, events, and inventory
    • RESTful API supports headless and integrated implementations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; monthly pricing starts at $245
    • Integration coverage is limited to Stripe
    • Limited supplied localization, media, and API breadth

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