Storyblok

Among headless CMS platforms that has gained a lot of recognition lately is Storyblok. It's especially known for offering lot's of visual editing tools and highly adaptable content blocks, that are built on a modern headless architecture.

• Businesses of all sizes — from startups to enterprises — that want a headless CMS but also visual editing for non-technical teams.

• Companies building websites and digital experiences that need fast iteration, multichannel publishing, and localized content.

• Teams that want both developer flexibility and marketer/editor autonomy — Storyblok’s Visual Editor is a big differentiator.

• Agencies and brands managing multiple projects — Storyblok supports multi-site setups well and is very modular.

• Organizations adopting headless CMSs for the first time — it’s easier to onboard non-technical users compared to most headless CMSs.

• Marketing websites - Brands like Adidas, Deliveroo, and Oatly use Storyblok to create dynamic, content-driven websites with rich visual components.

• Multi-language, multi-site platforms - companies managing websites across countries and languages with centralized control.

• E-commerce storefronts - Integrating content with commerce engines like Shopify or custom backends you'll have rich, story-driven product experiences.

• Mobile apps and digital screens - Delivering structured content to apps, kiosks, and IoT devices alongside web platforms.

• Agencies managing client websites - Storyblok’s modular approach and reusable components make it efficient to launch and maintain multiple client projects.

• You need a headless CMS that supports visual editing — marketers and editors can see what they build in real-time.

• You want fast time-to-market — with structured content modeling and component-based approaches.

• You need flexibility for developers — strong API-first architecture with REST and GraphQL support.

• You are managing multi-language, multi-site setups — Storyblok handles localization workflows efficiently.

• You want a hybrid approach — using the freedom of headless, but without sacrificing ease of use for non-technical users.