Web content and digital experience (CMS, DXP)
Adobe Experience Manager
Adobe's enterprise content management system for websites, with headless delivery of structured content fragments.
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Sites, offered as a cloud service, manages web pages and page-independent content fragments that can be delivered as JSON through GraphQL and REST APIs. Content fragments can be reused across sites with its Multi-Site Management. Adobe sells it as a core package with add-ons and does not publish prices.
Where it shines
- Delivers the same content headless, headful or hybrid, per Adobe's product page.
- Adobe publishes a product-by-product list of its compliance certifications.
Check before signing
- Prices are not published; a quote comes from Adobe or a partner.
- Sold as a core package with add-ons, so the scope of a licence needs checking line by line.
What it offers
- Objectives
- Disciplines
- Markets
- Global
- Attestations
- ISO/IEC 27001Adobe's ISO/IEC 27001 certification covers its organisation-wide security management system; Adobe's compliance list shows which other attestations (such as SOC 2 Type 2) apply to each product. Each one cites its source below.
Technical details
- Category
- Web content and digital experience (CMS, DXP)
- Deployment
- Cloud (SaaS)
- Pricing model
- Quote on request
Something is listed only when it can be checked. A connection we could not confirm is left off, and Find your stack then credits a public API at half weight.
Our six checks
- Transparency: not met
- Interfaces: met
- Delivery: met
- Consent: not known yet
- Data: not known yet
- Commercial terms: not known yet
- TransparencyNot met
Pricing and terms are published.
No price is published; the pricing page asks visitors to request one.
- InterfacesMet
An API, data export and integrations are documented.
Lists GraphQL, REST and persisted-query APIs for content delivery.
- DeliveryMet
What the product claims to do is documented.
Experience League documentation describes content fragments, models and JSON delivery.
- ConsentNot assessed
Consent and preference management is built in.
The sources read do not describe built-in consent or preference management.
- DataNot assessed
Data ownership, residency and export on exit are stated.
The sources read do not state where data is hosted or how it is exported on exit.
- Commercial termsNot assessed
No hidden lock-in in the commercial terms.
Contract length, renewal and exit terms were not found in the sources read.
Not assessed is not a failure — it means we have not checked yet. Methodology
Evidence
Sources
- Adobe Experience Manager Sites pricingTo re-check
- Compare Adobe Experience Manager SitesTo re-check
- Adobe Experience Manager Sites features: headless CMSTo re-check
- Working with Content FragmentsTo re-check
- Adobe compliance certifications, standards and regulationsTo re-check
- Adobe compliance FAQTo re-check
Every attribute
The same attributes, measured by the same rules, for every listing. "Not recorded" means we have not checked yet — never a "no". Spot something missing or wrong? Suggest an edit.
Identity
Fit
Capabilities
Commercial
| Pricing models | Quote on request | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | No | |
| Starting price | On request | |
| Published contract terms | Not recorded |
Trust
The community
| "Looks right" confirmations | 0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Community experiences | 0 |
Experiences and ratings
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Profile shape
- Disciplines
- 17
- Reach
- 100
- Connectors
- 0
- Features
- 0
- Price clarity
- 25
- Criteria shown
- 33
Breadth measures from recorded facts — not a quality score.
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