Magnolia is an enterprise digital experience platform built on Java. Editors work visually on headless front ends, and teams can run it managed as DX Cloud or on their own servers as DX Core. Starting prices are published, and the final price comes by quote.
Magnolia has been on the market since 2003. The vendor now calls it an agentic digital experience platform. The content layer is hybrid and headless: it delivers content through REST and GraphQL APIs and lets editors work visually over live single-page apps built with React, Next.js, Nuxt, Angular or Vue.
It comes in two forms. Magnolia DX Cloud is managed by the vendor on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Aliyun or Swiss and European clouds. Magnolia DX Core runs on your own infrastructure. Multi-site setups use Live Copy inheritance for global rollouts. The AI framework, Magnolia Renivo, adds agents that stage drafts for human review.
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What each plan costs and what the bill is counted by: seats, sites, usage or a one-off license. The bottom of each card shows what you pay on top.
From EUR 3,000 per month
Starting price. Request a quote for the final price.
Enterprises that want to run Magnolia on their own infrastructure
Costs extra
Add-ons are priced separately. See the vendor pricing page.
From EUR 5,000 per month
Starting price. Request a quote for the final price.
Enterprises that want Magnolia managed by the vendor
Costs extra
Add-ons cost extra: Magnolia Experiments by Kameleoon, Magnolia Conversions by Insightech, Magnolia Answers by ai12z, bot protection, frontend and design system hosting, Solr hosting.
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