
Prismic
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| Fact | Prismic | Umbraco Heartcore |
|---|---|---|
| API types | both | both |
| Asset transformations | Yes | Yes |
| Content localization | Yes | Yes |
| Content preview | Yes | Yes |
| Founded | 2013 | 2003 |
| Free plan | Yes | No |
| Headquarters | Paris, France | Odense, Denmark |
| Intended users | The pricing page describes Free as suited to developers building personal websites or a proof of concept, and Enterprise as for large companies needing advanced security and support. | Umbraco describes Heartcore as suitable for developers using microservices, agencies building omnichannel experiences, and marketers seeking structured publishing with frontend flexibility. |
| Product | Prismic describes itself as a headless CMS with developer tooling, a CLI, and a page builder that fits into an existing stack. | Umbraco Heartcore is a fully managed headless CMS built on the open-source Umbraco CMS. |
| Role permissions | custom | custom |
| Security | Prismic says its API can be configured as private and require client authentication to retrieve repository content. | The Content Management API is protected by default, while published content is public by default through the Content Delivery API, which can be configured to require authentication. |
| Support | Basic support provides access to the Community Forum, while Enterprise plans include priority or premium support options. | All plans include platform support for account and administration issues, while Professional and Enterprise include a support SLA and a dedicated service contact. |
Prismic suits developers and content teams building websites with a supported framework and a headless content workflow. Its free plan is described for personal websites or proof-of-concept projects; larger teams can choose paid plans with higher user limits.
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