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"Should we go headless?" is one of the most common questions we hear — and the honest answer is: it depends.
What headless actually buys you
A headless CMS separates content from presentation, exposing content via an API. That gives you flexibility to render anywhere, a faster frontend, and a cleaner developer experience.
When traditional still wins
If your team is small, your content model is simple, and your editors expect to preview and arrange pages visually, an integrated platform can be the pragmatic choice. Headless adds moving parts you have to own.
Our framework
Go headless when you need multiple channels, a custom frontend, or performance at scale. Stay integrated when editorial autonomy and speed-to-launch outweigh flexibility. The architecture should serve the team — not the other way around.