About
Razorfish is one of the original digital agencies, founded in 1995 and a defining brand of the dot-com era, now operating inside Publicis Sapient as part of Publicis Groupe — one of the world's largest advertising and communications holding companies. After merging into SapientRazorfish in 2017 and Publicis Sapient in 2019, the Razorfish name was revived as a standalone digital marketing agency in 2020, focused on brand-led digital experience, creative, and CX work, with offices in New York and across the Publicis Sapient global footprint of 20,000+ people.
As a dotCMS Solution Partner, Razorfish delivers creative-led, experience-design implementations on dotCMS — brand and content strategy, design systems, headless React and Next.js front ends, personalization, and CX activation — and is the partner of record on the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) headless rebuild on dotCMS, Next.js, and the Universal Visual Editor.
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