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Ortha CMS vs PageGun

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Ortha CMS compared with PageGun
DetailOrtha CMS logo Ortha CMSPageGun logo PageGun
What it doesA headless CMS you run yourself with an AI assistant that asks before it acts AI-native CMS for publishing blog posts, docs, and landing pages with managed agents or your own
StageMVP Not given
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inNot given Not given
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 plan at $0/month with 1 domain, up to 10 published pages, and 3 managed-agent drafts. Pro plan at $29/month for 1 domain with unlimited pages and monthly managed-agent drafts. Growth plan at $99/month supporting up to 5 domains with all Pro features.
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
  • Connect your own AI agent via MCP
  • Hosted or headless deployment options
  • Published on your own domain
  • Review and approve workflow before publishing
  • JSON API and CDN delivery for headless mode
  • Structured data for search engines and AI
  • No deployment required for hosting mode
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
  • AI agents create content automatically without manual writing
  • One-click integration with Claude Code and Cursor for autonomous publishing
  • Flexible deployment built for developer teams
  • Switch between hosted and headless without losing content
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)Not checked yet no change since last check43 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)05
Citation Flow (Majestic)624
Referring domains (Majestic)249

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