Build with Pumpkin CMS
See the source and documentation, then choose the operating model that fits your team.
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Build the page. Keep the source.
Pumpkin CMS pairs a visual page editor and page map with an open, typed content core. Shape the site with blocks, inspect the code, and run it your way.
Explore the featuresA visual workflow on an open foundation
Use the editor, page map, blocks, and compiled themes in the open core. Manage Ease is the path for teams seeking managed hosting.
Explore managed hostingOpen core
Inspect the Apache-licensed repository
Typed blocks
Build from documented content shapes
Page map
See the site as connected routes
Choose operations
Self-host or explore Manage Ease
From first page to connected site
Start with a visible workflow, then inspect the typed core behind it.
Visual page builder
Compose and preview pages with structured blocks in the tenant editor.
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Block-based content
Use documented Hero, CardGrid, FAQ, Blog, Form, and other supported blocks.
Learn more →Open repository
Read the .NET API, typed models, Next.js starter, block views, and schemas.
Learn more →Themes and media
Style the same content model with compiled themes and tenant-owned assets.
Learn more →Managed path
Explore Manage Ease when your team wants someone else to operate the website stack.
Learn more →Start open. Choose how far you want to operate.
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Inspect the source
Read the public core, block contracts, and starter architecture.
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Map the site
Use the page map to give each route a clear visitor task.
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Build visually
Compose blocks, add owned media, and preview the rendered page.
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Choose how to run it
Self-host the core or visit Manage Ease to discuss managed hosting.
Questions about Pumpkin
How the open platform and managed service fit together.
Yes. The CMS API, shared models, block renderers, theme packages, and Next.js starter application are developed in the public Pumpkin CMS repository. You can run the stack on infrastructure you control.
No. The open core can be self-hosted. Manage Ease is a separate managed option for teams that prefer an operated website.
Yes. Pumpkin is API-first. The included Next.js application is a reference implementation, not a requirement, so you can use another framework or integrate the API into an existing product.
Visit Manage Ease for current managed-site options and terms. This open source site does not sell a separate hosting plan.
Yes. Editors work with structured pages, reusable content blocks, media, navigation, forms, and themes. Developers remain free to extend the rendering and application behavior.
Build with us
Ask about the open core, docs, integrations, or contributions. For managed hosting and service options, visit Manage Ease.
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