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Ortha CMS compared with Nohead
DetailOrtha CMS logo Ortha CMSNohead logo Nohead
What it doesA headless CMS you run yourself with an AI assistant that asks before it acts API-first headless CMS and data layer for apps, sites, agents and shared data
StageMVP MVP
FoundedNot given Not given
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Pricing modelOpen source Not given
PricingFree in MIT core. After 1.0, Team plan includes 10 members at $3 each additional member; Enterprise is unlimited. Free: $0/month with 1 project, 1,000 records, 100K API requests/month, 2 team members, 30 days history. Pro: $29/month with 5 projects, 100K records, 2M API requests/month, 10 team members, 1 year history. Business: $99/month with 10 projects, 500K records, 10M API requests/month, 50 team members, u
Key features
  • Content types defined in TypeScript that generate PostgreSQL tables
  • Built-in AI assistant with permission controls and approval requests
  • Multi-language support with shared fields and per-language translations
  • REST and GraphQL APIs with same permissions and token
  • Publication approval workflows requiring N approvals before publishing
  • Content alarms that flag issues without blocking saves
  • Media library with folders, alt text, and five storage backends
  • Webhooks with signed deliveries and automatic retries
  • Version history with full entry snapshots and restore capability
  • Separate workspaces for different brands or clients in one installation
  • REST API with SDKs, CLI and MCP server support
  • Role-based access control for people and API keys
  • Image transformations and CDN delivery with URL-based sizing
  • Drafts and scheduled publishing
  • Import and export with plain file formats
What makes it different
  • Every feature included in MIT core with no paid-only features
  • Data and files stay on your own infrastructure, nothing calls home
  • AI assistant respects permissions and asks for approval before changes
  • Plugins architecture means every capability uses your own public contract
  • No infrastructure requirements beyond PostgreSQL and Node.js
  • Everything the editor can do, the API and CLI can do too - nothing is locked behind a screen
  • Built specifically for AI agents with guardrails, revision tracking and reversible changes
  • Search, webhooks, file storage and image transformations included on every plan
  • Export and import with plain YAML and JSON Lines files for easy portability
Community votes00
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Citation Flow (Majestic)64
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