Marble

Marble is a headless content management system designed to simplify the process of managing blogs, changelogs, articles, and static pages. It offers a clean web-based interface for writing, uploading, and publishing content, with a focus on ease of use for developers, writers, and teams seeking a straightforward alternative to traditional CMS platforms. Content managed in Marble can be delivered to any website or app through a simple API, making it adaptable to a variety of frameworks, including those supporting server-side rendering and static site generation such as Next.js, Astro, and Nuxt.

Key features include media management capabilities, allowing users to upload, organize, and serve images and videos from a globally distributed CDN for fast loading times. Marble supports real-time webhooks, enabling instant integration with external workflows and tools whenever content changes. The platform also provides content intelligence tools, such as real-time readability scores and AI-powered optimization tips to help improve the quality of writing. For those migrating from other platforms, content can be imported by pasting markdown files or using an import function within the dashboard. Marble includes SEO-friendly fields to support the creation of optimized pages.

Users can manage multiple blogs or projects by creating independent workspaces, each with its own set of users and content. The dashboard is accessible without technical knowledge, although integrating Marble’s API into a website or app may require basic development experience. Detailed documentation and templates are available to assist with integration.

Marble is available under a 100% open-source license, with its source code accessible on GitHub. The service offers a free plan that includes unlimited posts, one author, 1GB of media storage, 5,000 API requests per month, 100 webhook events per month, and one team member. Paid plans provide higher limits and additional features such as AI readability insights, increased media storage, support for more authors and team members, and the ability to share post drafts. This makes Marble suitable for both individuals starting out and teams with growing content management needs.