Multi-Mode Delivery
Switch between managed, customer-owned, and hybrid runtime delivery without splitting product logic.
New: Multi-mode delivery
Structured content. Flexible delivery. One platform model.
Dynacore helps enterprise teams author once, publish immutable artifacts, and resolve content through managed, customer-owned, or hybrid CDN delivery.
Platform
Delivery that adapts to your architecture
Dynacore is built for teams that want one authoring model while keeping freedom over where published content actually resolves at runtime.
- Managed CDN for fast adoption
- Customer CDN for sovereignty requirements
- Hybrid fallback for resilience and control
Platform
Structured content without delivery lock-in
Model content once, publish immutable artifacts, and preserve clean boundaries between editorial operations and runtime distribution.
- Profile-aware overrides
- Localized output per target combination
- Versioned publish pipeline
Core capabilities for modern delivery teams.
Profile-Aware Content
Model base content plus overrides for brands, regions, business lines, or app-specific contexts.
Immutable Publishing
Generate versioned static artifacts that stay predictable, cache-friendly, and easy to audit.
Separation by Design
Keep authoring, security, and runtime delivery concerns isolated through Admin API and Delivery API boundaries.
Three steps. One runtime model.
Model once
Define structures, languages, and profile dimensions in one operational source of truth.
Publish clean artifacts
Resolve inheritance, overrides, and translations into immutable runtime outputs.
Deliver your way
Push to Dynacore infrastructure, customer infrastructure, or both with fallback-aware SDK behavior.
Options for every stage of growth.
Free / Startup
AcquisitionFor small projects and teams just getting started.
- 1 Workspace
- Reasonable limits on users and invitations
- Access through Dynacore-managed accounts
- Storage and resource limits
- API call allowance
- Basic content and versioning tools
Pro / Business
ScaleFor teams that need more capacity and collaboration.
- More Workspaces and Environments
- Higher API and storage allowances
- More flexible roles and permissions
- Extended version and deployment history
- Additional collaboration options
Enterprise
CorporateFor organizations with identity, security, and governance requirements.
- Corporate SAML/OIDC
- Group and attribute mapping
- Granular control by Workspace and Environment
- Audit trails and corporate policies
- Custom limits and service terms
Enterprise value without CMS delivery lock-in.
“Dynacore gives us the governance of a CMS with the deployment flexibility our infrastructure team actually needs.”
Platform Engineering Lead“The hybrid delivery model is the differentiator. We can keep one editorial system without forcing one runtime path.”
Head of Digital Architecture“It feels built for organizations that have real multi-brand and multi-region complexity, not just simple website publishing.”
Enterprise Product DirectorVisible product progress builds technical credibility.
Unified delivery positioning, Angular local-store validation workflows, and quick-fix content profile modals.
Cross-type validation, soft delete impact protection, and layered enforcement improvements.
Hybrid CDN delivery model, sovereign routing support, and fallback behavior definition.
Questions enterprise teams will ask first.
Can Dynacore deliver from our own CDN?+
Yes. Publish immutable content artifacts to infrastructure you control and serve them through your CDN. Your team keeps control of delivery, caching, and regional distribution.
Do we have to use Dynacore infrastructure for runtime delivery?+
No. You can use Dynacore-managed delivery, your own infrastructure, or a hybrid setup. The authoring workflow stays consistent across these delivery options.
How does hybrid fallback work?+
Hybrid delivery lets your application use a primary delivery source and fall back to a secondary source when needed. This helps maintain availability while preserving control over where content is served.
Is the published runtime database-free?+
Yes. Published content is delivered as immutable artifacts, so your application can read content without making runtime requests to the authoring database.
Contact
Plan delivery around your business, not around CMS limitations.
See how Dynacore can support structured authoring, static publishing, and flexible delivery across managed, customer-owned, or hybrid infrastructure models.
- A walkthrough tailored to your delivery model
- Answers on architecture, security, and migration
- No commitment required