Statix

What it does

Statix is a 100% free, open-source static CMS for React/Next.js. Unlike headless CMS platforms that trap you with api limits, media quotas, or user restrictions on their "free" tiers, Statix stores everything as local JSON in your Git repo. Why Statix? • No API limits, no user caps, no hidden fees • True content & code ownership • Zero-config setup with create-statix-cms • Lightweight UI integration with useStatix() Stop paying for dynamic limits on static sites. Keep it local.

A modern, Git-based headless CMS built with Next.js 16, React 19, and Tailwind CSS 4. Your content, your code, no vendor lock-in.

One npx command and the entire Next.js codebase is yours. Content lives in your GitHub, users in your Turso, media in your R2. No Statix server, no Statix bill, no Statix lock-in. my-cms/ ├── src/ │ ├── app/(statix)/ │ ├── statix/ # editor, fields, hooks │ ├── content/ # ui.json translations │ └── statix.config.ts # your schema ├── package.json └── .env.example 187 files · 0 hidden dependencies · yours Positioning Every other CMS makes one trade-off. Plotted on two axes that actually matter — how much code you own, and how deep the team features run. Three of the four live on the edges. One sits alone in the top-right. Every other CMS trades ownership for features, or features for…from statix-cms.vercel.app

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