- Visual editing included on every plan, including free.
- Built-in image delivery and optimization via its asset CDN.
- Sandbox environments for schema changes.
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Leiho vs DatoCMS
SaaS headless CMS with a GraphQL Content Delivery API, modular content blocks and built-in image CDN. Leiho takes another route: your content stays in WordPress, and editors click the real page of your own front end to change it.
Checked on 5 November 2026 from each vendor’s site. Prices and plans change: follow the sources below.
- Your content stays in a WordPress you host, not in a vendor’s cloud.
- Free and GPL for every site: no seats, plans or usage limits to watch.
- Editors keep WordPress: their login, roles, media library and plugins.
- Publishing follows your deployment, from a build hook to GitHub Actions or a self-hosted Coolify.
Choose DatoCMS if…
Teams that want a polished managed CMS with visual editing and strong media handling, priced in EUR.
Choose Leiho if…
Your team or your clients already know WordPress, you want them to edit the real page of a Next.js, Astro, Nuxt or SvelteKit site, and you’d rather not pay per seat or move content to a vendor’s cloud.
Can I move from DatoCMS to Leiho?
There is no automatic importer from DatoCMS. Leiho entries are WordPress posts, so content can be brought in with WordPress import tools or a script using Leiho’s PHP API. Your front-end components usually stay the same: only the data source and the annotations change.
Do I need WordPress?
Yes. Leiho is a WordPress plugin: WordPress stores the content and runs the back office. Any PHP host works, and your front end stays separate.
Edit the real site.
Free and open source. Try it on a real WordPress, in your browser.