Cache APIs and assets close to users, refresh content when it changes, and see every delivery request from one dashboard.
Built for
Fast-moving teams shipping content-heavy websites.
From product teams to agencies managing dozens of client projects.
Why this exists
Modern sites pull content, media, products, previews, and assets from several services. Each one has its own cache rules, limits, domains, and debugging tools. That works — until performance, cost, and delivery issues are spread everywhere.
What Cachely does
Your app keeps using the same CMS, commerce, and media services. Cachely sits in front of them, so traffic can be cached, rewritten, measured, refreshed, and protected before it reaches the origin.
What's inside
Cache API responses, media assets, and selected website traffic at the edge. Manage domains, cache rules, webhooks, usage, request logs, and AI transforms from one place. Use the SDK with the tools you already have.
Delivery layer
Cache API responses at the edge. Keep tokens server-side.
Learn moreDelivery layer
Serve images, video, and files through the same cached layer.
Learn moreControl plane
Run APIs and assets on your own domain instead of vendor hosts.
Learn moreControl plane
Refresh cache when editors publish, without redeploying.
Learn moreControl plane
See which APIs and assets are requested, how often, and from cache or origin.
Learn moreSecurity & reliability
Keep origins, tokens, and cache refresh paths behind the edge.
Learn moreAI transforms
Rewrite JSON responses server-side, then cache the result at the edge.
Learn moreSDK & integrations
One SDK across CMS, commerce, media providers, and generic HTTPS APIs.
Learn moreIntegrations
Connect a CMS, commerce API, media provider, or any HTTPS origin. Cachely is designed for mixed stacks — one SDK across providers, with provider-aware adapters underneath.
Playground
Pick a provider and watch a request flow through a Cachely edge domain — credentials injected server-side, responses cached, and asset URLs rewritten automatically.
Full API proxy demo — fetch Prismic content through your tenant domain with server-side token injection and automatic asset URL rewriting.
Full API proxy demo — query Contentful entries through the edge proxy with credentials hidden from the client and asset URLs rewritten.
Generic fetch recipe — proxy Sanity GROQ queries through your tenant domain using createGenericProvider. No dedicated SDK submodule yet.
Generic fetch recipe — proxy Storyblok CDN stories through your tenant domain using createGenericProvider. No dedicated SDK submodule yet.
Asset proxy demo — serve Cloudinary images and videos through your tenant domain with edge caching and bandwidth control.
Asset proxy demo — route Imgix-processed images through your tenant edge domain while preserving all rendering parameters.
Define a custom provider for any CMS or asset origin. Route both API requests and assets through one tenant domain.
Getting Started
Create a project, point your CMS through Cachely, and add control as the project grows.
1. Create your project
Sign up free, give your project a name, and choose the CMS or origin you want to route through the edge.
2. Route APIs and assets
Use the API proxy for CMS data, the asset proxy for media, or both through one controlled delivery layer.
3. Add control as needed
Add custom domains, webhooks, analytics, and security controls as the project moves toward production.
Takes about 5 minutes. Start for free →
Origin impact
When repeated API and asset requests are served from the edge, your CMS and media providers do less work. Lower cost is one result. Faster, more predictable delivery is the bigger win.
Ready to start saving? See what's included on each plan →
Free Site Audit
Run a free Site Audit. Cachely checks your site’s delivery setup and shows where caching, security, or origin protection can help — no sign-up required.
FAQ
Who is Cachely for?
+What problem does Cachely solve?
+Is there a free plan?
+How do we integrate it into an existing site?
+What’s the difference between asset proxy and API proxy?
+How fast is Cachely compared to the direct CMS CDN?
+Does it work with multiple sites or brands?
+What about video and large files?
+