As we announced at Webflow Conference 2025, today we’re excited to make our dedicated CMS Content Delivery APIs available for all Webflow customers —empowering developers to seamlessly serve content across multiple channels.

We know that in addition to Webflow sites, you increasingly have other digital properties crucial to your business strategy. With these new APIs, you can now scalably extend Webflow’s CMS data to power front-end experiences beyond your website, like custom web applications — including those built with App Gen or as part of our vetted app ecosystem — mobile apps, and on-premise displays.

Key features

• Dedicated, read-only APIs: Our Content Delivery APIs enable the retrieval of published CMS content only, reducing the risk of accessing any non-production-ready or staged content.
• Automated caching: We’ve partnered with a best-in-class cloud network provider with servers located all over the globe, capable of delivering cached content in a fraction of a second.

Key benefits

• Fast, scalable content delivery: Our architecture supports massive traffic volumes and high-scale querying through the cloud edge connectivity network, allowing your CMS-powered apps to handle bursts of visitor demand efficiently and with near-zero latency. 
• Streamlined content management: Centrally manage your multi-channel content in Webflow as you would a headless CMS —breaking down content silos and ensuring brand consistency across all critical surfaces.
• ‍Simplified tech stack: With automated caching capabilities, there’s no need to set-up your own content delivery infrastructure —lowering maintenance costs, mitigating security and performance risks, and freeing up your team’s time.

If you’re a developer looking to get started with our CMS Content Delivery APIs today, see our guide for multi-channel content delivery. And if you’re using AI-powered App Gen (now in public beta), any CMS-powered experiences you build — like directories, calculators, job boards, and more — will automatically leverage these APIs.

For information on Webflow’s public CMS APIs and how to use them, see our developer documentation.