Solutions

One platform, four reasons to choose it.

Developers pick it, product teams adopt it, security approves it, and content teams live in it.

For

Developers and agencies

Get the core

The problem
You rebuild the same admin panels and content models for every project, or bolt a SaaS CMS onto a Rails app and inherit another vendor, bill and stack.
With Formscaler
A CMS that lives in your Rails app and your database. Define models as data, extend through plugins and adapters, and reuse one base across clients.
Evidence
Apache-2.0 core, Rails 8.1, SQLite or PostgreSQL, 17 ADRs documenting every extension point.

For

Product and engineering teams

See Team pricing

The problem
Internal tools and content are held together with Retool, Airtable and spreadsheets, with no approvals, no history and per-seat prices that grow with the team.
With Formscaler
Model your data once, give editors governed screens, and add approvals, scheduling and version history. Self-hosted with a predictable license.
Evidence
Team adds approvals, scheduled publishing, history, comments and webhooks on top of the free core.

For

Security, platform and IT

Enterprise overview

The problem
AI agents are asking for database access, there is no audit trail, and procurement blocks any system without SSO, SCIM and key control.
With Formscaler
Agents are bound by the same permissions as users and drafts need a human sign-off. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM, audit export, IP allowlists, BYOK and per-agent governance.
Evidence
One authorization path across admin, API and MCP, with denied calls audited.

For

Content and operations teams

See the product

The problem
Every new field or page needs a developer ticket, and nobody is sure what is live or who changed it.
With Formscaler
Add fields yourself, draft and preview safely, see saved views of what matters, and never overwrite a colleague.
Evidence
Generated screens, live preview, drafts and optimistic locking.

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We will point you to the right plan and the right first project.

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