TYPO3 CMS Core
The TYPO3 CMS core is free and open source. Hosting, implementation, maintenance and extensions are separate considerations.
Check current pricing →TYPO3 is an open-source PHP content management system for enterprise websites, portals, multilingual publishing, multisite management and custom integrations.
TYPO3 provides extensive enterprise CMS features, an extension architecture, multilingual and multisite support, granular permissions, long-term releases and integration APIs. G2 reviews support strong flexibility but identify a learning curve.
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API, Cloud hosting, Linux, macOS, Web, Windows
8.2/10
TYPO3 is an open-source enterprise content management system powered by PHP. It supports websites, portals, intranets and other web-based content applications.
The project began with Kasper Skårhøj in 1997 and was publicly demonstrated in 1998. The TYPO3 Association was created in 2004 to coordinate project leadership, funding and community governance.
TYPO3 is self-hosted rather than a conventional SaaS product. Teams can install it on Linux, Windows or macOS environments using supported web servers, PHP and relational databases.
The TYPO3 CMS core is free and open source. Hosting, implementation, maintenance and extensions are separate considerations.
Check current pricing →A public TYPO3 installation can be tested online. Changes reset after 30 minutes.
Check current pricing →Paid extended support is available for eligible legacy TYPO3 versions through TYPO3 GmbH. Public fixed pricing was not verified.
Check current pricing →Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.
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| License | Open source |
|---|---|
| Primary technology | PHP |
| Deployment model | Self-hosted |
| Operating systems | Linux, Microsoft Windows, macOS |
| Web servers | Apache httpd, NGINX, Microsoft IIS, Caddy Server |
| Databases | MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite |
| Current stable version | TYPO3 14.3.7 |
| Minimum PHP for TYPO3 14 | PHP 8.2 |
| API | Core API, Extension API, webhooks and custom HTTP integrations |
| Free trial | 30-minute online demo |
| Integrations | Extensions, incoming reactions, outgoing webhooks and custom external services |
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TYPO3 provides extensive enterprise CMS features, an extension architecture, multilingual and multisite support, granular permissions, long-term releases and integration APIs. G2 reviews support strong flexibility but identify a learning curve.
Methodology v1.0. The assessment weighs feature coverage (25%), ease of use (15%), value for money (20%), performance (15%), support (10%) and user sentiment (15%), using researched product evidence and verified review evidence where available. It is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.
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Is TYPO3 free? Yes. The CMS core is free and open source. Hosting, implementation, extensions, support and extended lifecycle services may create additional costs.
Does TYPO3 offer a free trial? TYPO3 provides a public online demo. Sessions reset after 30 minutes, so the demo functions as a limited evaluation environment rather than a normal trial account.
Which platforms support TYPO3? TYPO3 runs on Linux, Microsoft Windows and macOS environments. Supported deployment stacks include Apache, NGINX, Microsoft IIS and Caddy Server.
Does TYPO3 have an API? Yes. TYPO3 includes core and extension APIs for content, permissions, files and application functionality. Projects can also expose or consume external services through custom extensions, webhooks and HTTP APIs.
What integrations does TYPO3 support? TYPO3 supports extensible integrations through extensions, incoming reactions, outgoing webhooks and custom external-service connections. Specific CRM, commerce, identity or marketing integrations depend on installed extensions and project development.