Kuroco's out there pitchin' itself as the bees knees for big guns like financial mobs and hefty corporations. She's a platform that's big on bein' bendy and fitting in, making sure all your bits and bobs of data work a treat together across a bunch of gadgets and outside systems, all thanks to its clever-dick API setup.
She'll let you get your show on the road bit by bit, so you can keep the old stuff runnin' until you're ready to fully switch over. Kuroco's also a whiz with custom stuff, not just chuckin' content around but also letting you play with how your forms look and work.
For the folks who get their kicks out of APIs, Kuroco's a dream, givin' you the reins to whip up your own REST API endpoints. And mate, when it comes to keeping things locked up tight, she's got you sorted — tweak your cookie policies, set up your auth protocols, juggle token setups, and keep the wrong sorts out with IP blocks and the like.
Chuck in being able to yarn in multiple tongues and smart tricks like sending notices and emails to just the right crowd, and Kuroco's lookin' like a real good choice for a headless CMS. Keen to have a squiz? Might be worth a burl.
Free
Specific conditions
Media website
$275/month
Active membership
180$/month
14
Number of asked questions
Payload CMS vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Payload CMS
vs
Kuroco
Strapi vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Strapi
vs
Kuroco
Ghost vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Ghost
vs
Kuroco
Directus vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Directus
vs
Kuroco
Sanity vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Sanity
vs
Kuroco
Umbraco vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Umbraco
vs
Kuroco
prismic.io vs Kuroco CMS comparison
prismic.io
vs
Kuroco
ApostropheCMS vs Kuroco CMS comparison
ApostropheCMS
vs
Kuroco
Contentful vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Contentful
vs
Kuroco
Storyblok vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Storyblok
vs
Kuroco
Magnolia vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Magnolia
vs
Kuroco
Yext vs Kuroco CMS comparison
Yext
vs
Kuroco