Prismic

Verified detail: Reusable page sections called slices.

CategoryHeadless CMS

Best suited to

Custom frontends and multi-channel content.

Pricing & plansFree plan available

Key facts

Verified detail	Reusable page sections called slices
Best suited to	Custom frontends and multi-channel content.
Before you commit	Before choosing: which API, asset and editor limits apply to your project?
Pricing & plans	Free plan available Official website ↗
Source	prismic.io ↗

Oct 21, 2026

Free plan available

Free plan with usage limits; paid tiers are separate.

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2013
Launch
Prismic launched as a self-funded headless CMS, separating structured content management from the websites and applications consuming its APIs.
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2017
Major release
Prismic introduced Slices, reusable content sections that let developers define building blocks while editors assembled flexible pages.
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May 26, 2021
Funding
Prismic raised $20 million after years of self-funding, investing in reusable content sections and tools that reduced developer dependence for editors.
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Feb 10, 2022
Launch
Prismic introduced Slice Simulator, letting teams preview page components locally without requiring a separate Storybook installation.
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2023
Launch
Prismic launched its visual Page Builder, bringing a more visual assembly workflow to websites built from reusable developer-defined Slices.
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Jan 8, 2024
Governance
Prismic changed its pricing for the first time in seven years, following investment in its visual Page Builder and collaboration features.
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