A fast, low risk migration to CoreMedia – under 90 days
Migrating to CoreMedia it’s an opportunity to simplify your architecture, strengthen your content foundation, and future-proof your digital experience strategy — while preserving your existing content types, structured data, assets, integrations, and business logic.
Our migration methodology combines proven tooling, comprehensive documentation, and expert-led guidance tailored to enterprise CMS environments. Organizations can transition from Strapi efficiently while maintaining performance, stability, and control throughout the process, guided by CoreMedia experts who specialize in enterprise environments.
Once live, teams can immediately benefit from CoreMedia’s AI capabilities, personalization features, performance optimization, and governance controls — without rebuilding their entire tech stack.
Organizations like Enterprise Ireland have completed their move to CoreMedia in as little as 90 days, demonstrating how well-structured migration can deliver value quickly, without unnecessary risk.
Your questions - our answers (FAQ's)
Clear your doubts.
Is CoreMedia an open source Strapi alternative?
CoreMedia is a proprietary, enterprise-grade content management system designed for large organizations that require dedicated support, advanced governance, strong data protection, and long-term platform stability beyond open-source headless CMS solutions.
How does CoreMedia fit into a composable architecture?
CoreMedia is API-first and built for composability. It integrates seamlessly with e-commerce platforms, CRMs, DAM systems, analytics tools, and other third-party applications within a modern MACH-based tech stack — while maintaining enterprise governance and centralized control.
Is CoreMedia suitable for developer-led teams currently using Strapi?
Yes. CoreMedia provides API-first flexibility and integration capabilities for developers, while also empowering marketers and business users with a visual editing environment. It supports collaboration across technical and non-technical teams.
How does the total cost of ownership (TCO) compare to Strapi?
While Strapi offers a lower initial entry cost as an open-source headless CMS, enterprise implementations often require significant custom development, plugin management, and ongoing maintenance. CoreMedia provides predictable pricing and reduces long-term operational overhead by minimizing developer dependency and simplifying complex content workflows.
Does CoreMedia require custom development like Strapi?
CoreMedia supports customization and integrations, but many enterprise capabilities — such as governance, workflow management, commerce integration, and customer engagement — are available out-of-the-box, reducing the need for extensive custom development.
Can CoreMedia support global, multi-language websites?
Yes. CoreMedia is designed for multi-brand, multi-region, and multi-language operations with centralized governance, localization workflows, and structured content reuse built in.
How does CoreMedia support commerce use cases compared to Strapi?
CoreMedia natively connects content and commerce to enable shoppable experiences and inspirational commerce. While Strapi focuses on API-driven content delivery, CoreMedia integrates content, data and AI in one single platform.
Can we migrate our content from Strapi to CoreMedia?
Yes. CoreMedia and its implementation partners have experience migrating from headless CMS platforms like Strapi. Content types, models, assets, and structured data can be transitioned to support scalable content management, commerce integration, and omnichannel delivery.
What are the main competitors to Strapi?
Strapi competes primarily with other headless CMS platforms such as Contentful, Storyblok, Sanity, Prismic, and Directus. These solutions offer API-first content management and flexible content modeling for modern digital experiences.
At the enterprise level, Strapi is also compared to broader Digital Experience Platforms (DXPs) like CoreMedia, Contentstack, Adobe Experience Manager, and Optimizely — especially when organizations require advanced governance, commerce integration, and scalable content operations beyond a pure headless CMS.
