The CMS module in Tembra is designed for teams pushing beyond traditional content systems. It enables you to manage articles, pages, texts, and short text tokens as modular building blocks for modern websites and applications.

You can iterate quickly using the WYSIWYG editor or take full control with the HTML editor to define content structure and behavior exactly as needed. The system is built to support experimentation and unconventional content models.

Tembra includes native regionality support, allowing multiple language versions as well as region-specific variations of the same language - such as different English content for the US and India - without compromises or duplication.

File management supports both public assets for direct CMS usage and private files managed alongside your project, giving you flexibility to prototype, test, and evolve content workflows as your product grows.

Do you operate locally and globally at the same time? Do you need to experiment with how messaging resonates across markets? Tembra gives you precise control over language and regional content variants without adding complexity.

With native support for any language and region, Tembra lets you define content at the language–country level. You can maintain a single English baseline while creating distinct English versions for the EU, India, or any other market - each free to evolve independently.

Tembra also enables region- and language-aware content discovery. Texts can be listed and filtered across all content types by language and country, while articles can be searched with the same regional precision-making localized content both scalable and adaptable as your global strategy evolves.

Tembra lets you run multiple projects in parallel without forcing them into a single rigid structure. Projects are organized into organizations and spaces, with no artificial limits on the number of spaces - so teams can experiment, iterate, and scale freely.

Access control is space-centric and intentional. Instead of assigning users to an organization by default, you define exactly which users can access which spaces, enabling more fluid collaboration models across teams and initiatives.

Users can participate in multiple spaces across multiple organizations at the same time, making Tembra ideal for distributed teams, agencies, and innovators who collaborate across products, markets, and ecosystems without friction.

Fixed tariffs rarely match how innovators actually build. Entry plans limit experimentation, while higher tiers force you to pay for capacity you may never use. Tembra replaces rigid pricing with true usage-based economics.

Every Tembra capability is available from day one. There are no locked features or artificial upgrades - if you use a feature, you pay for it; if you don’t, you’re not charged for it.

Pricing scales naturally with adoption. You pay for the data you store, the files you upload, and the requests you generate. Small experiments stay inexpensive, while successful products scale without friction or renegotiation.

That’s not just flexible.
That’s fair by design.