CMS Integrations
One Edge Delivery Layer Across CMS Providers
Cachely works with CMS, commerce, image, and generic API providers by sitting in front of APIs and assets. Teams get one delivery layer even when projects use different content stacks or migrate between providers.
One layer across CMS stacks
Use Cachely in front of different CMS providers so every project can route content through a consistent edge delivery layer.
API and asset proxying
Designed for CMS APIs, media files, image CDNs, and generic HTTPS origins through the same proxy model.
Useful for multi-CMS teams
Agencies and product teams can support multiple provider choices without rebuilding delivery architecture every time.
Easier migrations
Move between CMS providers or origin hosts while keeping frontend delivery URLs and cache behavior more stable.
Provider-aware URL handling
Where supported, Cachely can classify provider API and asset URLs and rewrite delivery paths through your tenant domain.
Generic origin support
Use the same model for custom APIs, S3/R2-style storage, image origins, and providers outside the common CMS list.
Provider Flexibility
Designed for real CMS and commerce stacks
Cachely does not require every project to use the same CMS. It gives teams a shared delivery pattern for API responses, assets, branded domains, caching, and usage visibility across provider choices.
Headless CMS
Designed for projects using providers such as Contentful, Prismic, Sanity, and Storyblok.
Commerce and media
Works with examples like Shopify, Cloudinary, and Imgix through API or asset delivery patterns.
Generic APIs and origins
Proxy custom HTTPS origins when a project does not fit a predefined provider shape.
Mixed-provider projects
Keep one Cachely delivery layer even when a site combines CMS content, commerce data, and media assets.