Deliver breaking editorial content with a Headless CMS for Media & Publications.
Trusted by teams of all sizes to deliver content to millions across the world
Learn how a GraphQL native Headless CMS could transform your editorial content
Content teams deliver localised pages, articles, content, campaigns, and dynamic content at scale; all whilst developers easily manage the content infrastructure.
Experience true flexibility in delivering native content across all locales and devices, from web and mobile, to wearables and other smart devices.
With Hygraph, you control every aspect of the customer journey. Bring your favourite marketing stack to the party including your preferred tools for analytics, A/B testing and personalization. Localise content for all markets, and deliver SEO friendly content globally.
Continue to work with your preferred technologies and frameworks like React, Vue, Svelte, and Angular, and query via a singular GraphQL endpoint.
Content teams can deliver all assets across regions from a single repository, whether they be landing pages, banners, microsites, or a variety of other collateral.
Our custom plans include SLA-guaranteed uptime of 99.9%, global CDN caching, and auto-scaling. Custom origin policies, ASN and IP Firewalls, data encryption, and choice of data centre ensure compliance.
Forward thinking teams across the world use Hygraph to deliver better reading experiences
Startups.com is the world's largest startup platform, helping over one million startup companies find customers, funding, mentors, and world-class education.
Hygraph powers significant portions of the periodic content across Startups’ digital properties: news articles, interviews with founders, investors and expert advice.
Discovery uses Hygraph for global news stories, celebrity news, and stories about wildlife conservation as it relates to the tiger protection Project C.A.T.
The authoring interface enables simple and quick editing and curation process of stories so that the website can stay up-to-date in real-time as news breaks.
