
Jamstack delivers fast, lean websites without complex back-end logic, giving you high-performance sites with outstanding reliability.
Pre-generated content gives you faster load times, lower resource consumption, and reduced costs.
Security risks and maintenance costs drop significantly, because your pages are pre-built and delivered directly.
Using a Headless CMS, you can update text and images easily, without any programming knowledge.


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Jamstack is a new type of web architecture that is based on two central principles of conventional web architectures such as the LAMP stack. "Jam" is an acronym and stands for client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs and static markup. Jamstack increases the speed and security of a website through principles such as prerendering and decoupling.
The starting point of a Jamstack project is the selection of a static site generator such as Hugo, Gatsby or Jekyll. Static site generators generate pre-rendered HTML, CSS and JavaScript based on input files. These files reach your website visitors via a hosting product such as Deploy Now. To enrich your website with dynamic elements, you can link a headless CMS in the next step or connect any microservices via client-side JavaScript.
Typically, you manage the code of your static site generator via a Git repository. Providers such as GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket enable simple versioning and collaboration. Most headless CMS systems offer a graphical interface that can be used to manage content without programming knowledge.
With Deploy Now, you can host your Jamstack website for free. If you decide to connect a headless CMS or a microservice from a third-party provider, costs may be incurred with the respective provider. However, Jamstack websites are generally cheaper to run than comparable traditional websites.
If you opt for a Jamstack website, you can choose from a large selection of different static site generator frameworks. Most frameworks such as Gatsby, Nuxt, Next or Gridsome are based on JavaScript. The framework Jekyll is based on Ruby, Jigsaw on PHP and Hugo on Go.