We're thrilled to announce that Gartner has recognized our Visual Development Platform as a top 5 Digital Experience Platform (DXP) for the composable use case in their 2025 Critical Capabilities for Digital Experience Platforms report.
This recognition validates our commitment to empowering teams to create exceptional digital experiences through composable architecture. Gartner clients can read the report here.
Jump to what we believe makes Builder the right choice
What is a Gartner Critical Capabilities Report?
- → Weighs features, functionality, and platform attributes that align with a Cloud-first, API-first approach more heavily
- → Reduces or eliminates weighting for features that are often integrated as separate solutions
- → Recognizes that modern teams often prefer specialized tools for capabilities like omnichannel analytics and customer data platforms rather than all-in-one solutions
MACH-Native (Microservices, API, Cloud, Headless) Architecture
As a certified MACH Alliance member, we deliver on the core principles of modern digital architecture: microservices, APIs, cloud-native, and headless-first design. While legacy DXP vendors decompose their monoliths, our architecture was built from the ground up for MACH architecture and composability.
Our serverless infrastructure automatically scales to meet demand, and our comprehensive APIs and SDKs support all major frontend frameworks. This architectural advantage has proven critical for enterprises iterating quickly and handling high-traffic scenarios. For example, Anheuser-Busch successfully leveraged Builder to efficiently deliver digital experiences for Super Bowl ad campaigns without worrying about performance and stability concerns.
Market-leading AI-enabled Presentation Layer Helps Marketers Break Free From Rigid Templates
We believe we've separated ourselves in the composable DXP space by solving one of the key challenges: enabling anyone to quickly build and iterate complex experiences on their own while preserving all the benefits of a MACH architecture.
While some of the other composable DXP competitors begin to add visual editors, we pioneered headless visual editing over six years ago. Since then, our platform has continued pushing boundaries in visual building and the presentation layer by not only allowing anyone to drag and drop complex code components but also enabling them to copy and paste designs straight from Figma or leverage AI to skip the design phase entirely, going from idea to production-ready on-brand experiences with a prompt.
Design-To-Code Automation To Migrate And Ship Complex Experiences Faster
Our mission is to make it efficient for anyone to go from an idea to a production experience in seconds instead of sprints or (gasp) quarters. Although our MACH architecture and visual editor drastically accelerate the speed at which teams can deliver unique experiences, we haven't stopped there.
Our design-to-code automation solution leverages AI to automatically turn Figma designs into clean, production-ready code that's indistinguishable from code your developers would write by hand. It's accelerating migrations for teams shifting to a composable DXP and helping them quickly deliver increasingly complex components their organization needs to deliver experiences that exceed even the most demanding customer expectations.
Learn More About Our Visual Development Platform
Ready to explore how our Visual Development Platform may transform how efficiently your organization can deliver digital experiences? Schedule a demo to see the platform in action and learn why leading experience-led organizations like J.Crew, Anheuser-Busch, and Fabletics choose Builder as the core of their composable DXP.
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