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CMS Name | rank | web % | cms % | paradigm | server admin req. | backend lang. | extension lang/tech | frontend lang/tech | content storage | hosting options | api options | summary | hobbyist | single dev | small dev team | large dev team | single content editor | small content team | large content team | enterprise | summary | license | corp. structure | summary | paradigm | summary | paradigm | on-site editing | custom fields | custom content types | versioning | previewing | real-time collaboration | editing workflows | summary | frontend dev req. | packaged themes | theme market | paid themes | on-site customization | summary | responsive | creates PWA | creates native app | summary | multilingual content | multilingual UI | multilingual editor | summary | backend dev req. | extension market | paid extensions | summary | is in core | is in extensions | integrated platforms | integrated payment gateways | summary | paradigm | subscription | software | first year estimate | summary |
| 1 | 43.6% | 62% | server install | ⚠︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS | JavaScript, HTML, CSS | SQL | shared, vps, managed, container | REST, GraphQL | WordPress is a server-installed content management system that can be self-hosted. It is built with PHP and stores content in a MySQL or MariaDB database. The platform supports extensions and themes developed using PHP, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and offers various hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and container-based solutions. WordPress provides REST API capabilities and can be extended to support GraphQL through plugins. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WordPress caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations. Its flexibility and extensive plugin ecosystem make it suitable for various project sizes and complexities, supporting both individual content editors and large content teams. | permissive | non-profit | WordPress is an open-source platform licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), promoting freedom to use, modify, and distribute the software. It is maintained by a large community of contributors and is overseen by the WordPress Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring free access to the software's projects in perpetuity. | self-contained | WordPress includes a built-in user management system that allows administrators to create and manage user accounts with varying roles and permissions, facilitating collaborative content creation and site management. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | WordPress offers a web-based editor for content creation, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides content versioning and previewing features. While basic workflow management is available through plugins, real-time collaboration is not natively supported. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WordPress offers a vast selection of packaged themes, both free and paid, through its theme marketplace. Users can customize site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | WordPress themes often incorporate responsive design to ensure mobile compatibility. While it doesn't natively create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile apps, plugins are available to extend these capabilities. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WordPress supports multilingual user interfaces and editors. While it doesn't provide built-in multilingual content management, numerous plugins are available to facilitate the creation and management of multilingual content. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WordPress boasts a comprehensive plugin ecosystem with both free and paid extensions available through its marketplace. Users can enhance site functionality without backend development expertise, though custom development can further tailor the platform to specific needs. | ☐ | ☑︎ | WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads | PayPal, Stripe, Square, Authorize.Net | E-commerce capabilities in WordPress are facilitated through plugins like WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads, which integrate seamlessly with the platform. These extensions support various payment gateways, including PayPal, Stripe, Square, and Authorize.Net, enabling robust online store functionalities. | free, per site, per extension | - | - | - | WordPress itself is free to use, with no subscription or licensing fees. However, costs may arise from domain registration, hosting services, premium themes, plugins, and professional development or maintenance services, depending on user requirements. | |
| 2 | 4.7% | 6.7% | SaaS | ☐ | Ruby | Ruby, Liquid, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed | REST, GraphQL | Shopify is a SaaS-based e-commerce platform that allows users to create and manage online stores without the need for server administration. It utilizes Ruby on Rails for its backend and offers customization through Liquid templating and JavaScript. Content is stored in SQL databases, and the platform provides managed hosting. Developers can interact with Shopify's functionalities via REST and GraphQL APIs. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopify caters to a wide range of users, from individual entrepreneurs to large enterprises. While it offers tools suitable for hobbyists, its robust features and scalability make it particularly advantageous for businesses aiming to establish or expand their online presence. | proprietary | commercial | Shopify operates under a proprietary software license and is a commercial entity. Users subscribe to access its services, and the platform is maintained and updated by Shopify Inc., a Canadian multinational e-commerce company. | self-contained | Shopify includes a built-in user management system that allows store owners to manage staff accounts with varying levels of permissions. It also manages customer accounts for those who purchase through the platform. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Shopify provides a web-based interface for content editing, allowing users to create and manage product listings, blog posts, and pages. While it supports custom fields and content types, features like versioning and editing workflows are limited. Real-time collaboration is not natively supported. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopify offers a variety of themes, both free and paid, through its theme marketplace. While many customization options are available through the user interface, advanced customizations may require frontend development skills. The platform supports on-site display customization to tailor the storefront to specific branding needs. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | Shopify themes are designed to be responsive, ensuring optimal display across various devices. While it doesn't natively create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile apps, third-party solutions are available to extend these capabilities. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopify supports multiple languages for both the storefront and the administrative interface, facilitating internationalization. This enables merchants to offer multilingual content and manage their stores in various languages. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopify's extensibility is facilitated through its App Store, offering a wide range of extensions and plugins, both free and paid. While many functionalities can be added without backend development, custom app development may require backend expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, eBay | Shopify Payments, PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.net | Commerce functionalities are central to Shopify, with core features supporting product management, payment processing, and order fulfillment. The platform integrates with various sales channels like Facebook and Amazon, and supports multiple payment gateways, including its own Shopify Payments. | per site, subscription | $ 29 | - | $ 348 | Shopify operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at $29 per month for the Basic plan. There are no additional software license fees. Depending on the chosen plan and additional services, the estimated total cost for the first year starts at approximately $348. Higher-tier plans and additional apps or themes can increase overall costs. | |
| 3 | 3.3% | 4.6% | SaaS | ☐ | Javascript | Javascript | Javascript | NoSQL | managed | REST | Wix is a SaaS-based website builder that allows users to create and manage websites without server administration. It utilizes JavaScript for both backend and frontend development, with content stored in a NoSQL database. Hosting is fully managed by Wix, and it offers RESTful APIs for developers. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Wix is well-suited for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its user-friendly interface and managed services. It can accommodate small development teams and content teams to some extent but may not meet the complex needs of large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | Wix operates under a proprietary software license and is structured as a commercial entity, providing its services through a subscription-based model. | self-contained | Wix includes built-in user management, allowing site owners to manage user access and roles directly within the platform without the need for external authentication services. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Wix offers a drag-and-drop editor with on-site editing capabilities and previewing. While it provides some support for custom fields and content types, it lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Wix does not require frontend development skills, offering a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including paid options. Users can customize the display of their site directly through the platform's intuitive interface. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Wix supports responsive design to ensure websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Wix provides robust support for internationalization, allowing for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, facilitating the creation of websites in multiple languages. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Wix offers an extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites without the need for backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Wix Stores | PayPal, Stripe, Square | E-commerce functionality in Wix is available through extensions like Wix Stores, integrating with payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, and Square to facilitate online transactions. | per site | $ 17 | - | $ 204 | Wix operates on a per-site subscription model, with plans starting at $17 per month. There is no separate software license fee, making the estimated total cost for the first year approximately $204. | |
| 4 | 2.2% | 3.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Not publicly disclosed | Javascript | Javascript | Not publicly disclosed | managed | REST | Squarespace is a SaaS-based website builder and hosting service that allows users to create and manage websites without the need for server administration. While the specific backend technologies and content storage methods are proprietary and not publicly disclosed, the platform offers managed hosting and provides RESTful APIs for developers. Customization is primarily achieved through JavaScript. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Squarespace is well-suited for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features. It can accommodate small development and content teams to some extent but may not meet the complex needs of large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | Squarespace operates under a proprietary software license and is structured as a commercial entity, providing its services through a subscription-based model. | self-contained | Squarespace includes built-in user management, allowing site owners to manage user access and roles directly within the platform without the need for external authentication services. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Squarespace offers a drag-and-drop editor with on-site editing capabilities and previewing. While it provides some support for custom fields and content types, it lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Squarespace does not require frontend development skills, offering a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including paid options. Users can customize the display of their site directly through the platform's intuitive interface. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Squarespace supports responsive design to ensure websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Squarespace provides support for internationalization, allowing for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, facilitating the creation of websites in multiple languages. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Squarespace offers an extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites without the need for backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Squarespace Commerce | PayPal, Stripe, Square | E-commerce functionality in Squarespace is available through its integrated platform, Squarespace Commerce, which supports payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, and Square to facilitate online transactions. | per site | $ 16 | - | $ 192 | Squarespace operates on a per-site subscription model, with plans starting at $16 per month when billed annually. There is no separate software license fee, making the estimated total cost for the first year approximately $192. | |
| 5 | 1.6% | 2.2% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, Javascript | Javascript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, container | REST | Joomla is an open-source content management system (CMS) that requires server installation and administration. It is built primarily with PHP and uses SQL databases for content storage. The platform supports extensions developed in PHP and JavaScript, and offers flexibility in hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and container environments. Joomla provides RESTful APIs for developers to interact with the system. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Joomla caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations, due to its scalability and extensive feature set. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use Joomla, they may encounter a steeper learning curve compared to more user-friendly platforms. | copyleft | non-profit | Joomla is released under the GNU General Public License, a copyleft open-source license, and is maintained by a non-profit organization, Open Source Matters, Inc. | self-contained | Joomla includes a robust, self-contained user management system with a registration system that allows users to configure personal options. It supports multiple user groups with various types of permissions, facilitating complex access control scenarios. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Joomla offers a comprehensive web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities. It supports custom fields and content types, content versioning, and previewing. Additionally, Joomla includes workflows for content publishing but does not support real-time collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Joomla provides a variety of packaged themes and access to a theme marketplace with both free and paid options. On-site display customization is supported, allowing users to modify the appearance of their site. While basic customization can be done without frontend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Joomla supports responsive design, ensuring websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not natively offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Joomla provides robust multilingual support, allowing for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, facilitating the creation of websites in multiple languages. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Joomla offers an extensive extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites' functionality. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, customizing or developing new extensions may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | VirtueMart, HikaShop | PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.Net | E-commerce functionality in Joomla is available through extensions such as VirtueMart and HikaShop, which integrate with payment gateways like PayPal, Stripe, and Authorize.Net to facilitate online transactions. | free | - | - | - | Joomla is free to download and use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, users should consider potential costs for hosting, premium extensions, and professional services as needed. | |
| 6 | 0.9% | 1.3% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, Javascript | Javascript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, container | REST, GraphQL | Drupal is an open-source content management system (CMS) that requires server installation and administration. Built primarily with PHP, it uses SQL databases for content storage. The platform supports extensions developed in PHP and JavaScript, offering flexibility in hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and container environments. Drupal provides RESTful and GraphQL APIs for developers to interact with the system. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Drupal caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations, due to its scalability and extensive feature set. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use Drupal, they may encounter a steeper learning curve compared to more user-friendly platforms. | copyleft | non-profit | Drupal is released under the GNU General Public License, a copyleft open-source license, and is maintained by a non-profit organization, the Drupal Association. | self-contained | Drupal includes a robust, self-contained user management system with a registration system that allows users to configure personal options. It supports multiple user groups with various types of permissions, facilitating complex access control scenarios. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Drupal offers a comprehensive web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities. It supports custom fields and content types, content versioning, and previewing. Additionally, Drupal includes workflows for content publishing but does not support real-time collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Drupal provides a variety of packaged themes and access to a theme marketplace with both free and paid options. On-site display customization is supported, allowing users to modify the appearance of their site. While basic customization can be done without frontend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Drupal supports responsive design, ensuring websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not natively offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Drupal provides robust multilingual support, allowing for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, facilitating the creation of websites in multiple languages. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Drupal offers an extensive extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites' functionality. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, customizing or developing new extensions may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Drupal Commerce | PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.Net | E-commerce functionality in Drupal is available through extensions such as Drupal Commerce, which integrates with payment gateways like PayPal, Stripe, and Authorize.Net to facilitate online transactions. | free | - | - | - | Drupal is free to download and use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, users should consider potential costs for hosting, premium extensions, and professional services as needed. | |
| 7 | 0.8% | 1.1% | SaaS | ☐ | Not publicly disclosed | JavaScript | JavaScript | Not publicly disclosed | managed | REST | Webflow is a SaaS-based website builder and content management system that enables users to design, build, and manage responsive websites without server administration. While the specific backend technologies and content storage methods are proprietary and not publicly disclosed, the platform offers managed hosting and provides a RESTful API for developers. Customization is primarily achieved through JavaScript. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Webflow caters to a broad spectrum of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams, due to its intuitive interface and robust feature set. While it can support larger teams and enterprise corporations, they may encounter limitations in scalability and advanced functionalities compared to more enterprise-focused platforms. | proprietary | commercial | Webflow operates under a proprietary software license and is structured as a commercial entity, offering its services through various subscription-based plans. | self-contained | Webflow includes a built-in user management system that allows site owners to manage user access and roles directly within the platform, facilitating collaboration without the need for external authentication services. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Webflow offers a web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities and previewing. It supports custom fields and content types, allowing for flexible content structures. While it provides basic versioning and workflow features, it lacks advanced editing workflows and real-time collaboration functionalities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webflow does not require frontend development skills, offering a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including paid options. Users can customize the display of their site directly through the platform's visual editor, providing extensive design flexibility. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Webflow supports responsive design to ensure websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not offer native functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Webflow provides limited support for internationalization. While it is possible to create multilingual content and user interfaces, it requires manual setup and workarounds, as the platform does not offer comprehensive multilingual features out of the box. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webflow offers an extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites' functionality. While many extensions can be integrated without backend development skills, more complex customizations may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Webflow Ecommerce | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is built into Webflow's core platform through Webflow Ecommerce, which integrates with payment gateways like Stripe and PayPal to facilitate online transactions. | per site | $ 23 | - | $ 276 | Webflow operates on a per-site subscription model, with the CMS plan priced at $23 per month when billed annually. There is no separate software license fee, making the estimated total cost for the first year approximately $276. Higher-tier plans with additional features are available at increased subscription rates. | |
| 8 | 0.7% | 1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, container | REST | PrestaShop is an open-source e-commerce platform that requires server installation and administration. Built primarily with PHP, it utilizes SQL databases for content storage. The platform supports extensions developed in PHP and JavaScript, offering flexibility in hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and container environments. PrestaShop provides RESTful APIs for developers to interact with the system. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PrestaShop caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations, due to its scalability and extensive feature set. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use PrestaShop, they may encounter a steeper learning curve compared to more user-friendly platforms. | permissive | commercial | PrestaShop is released under the Open Software License (OSL), a permissive open-source license, and is maintained by a commercial entity. | self-contained | PrestaShop includes a robust, self-contained user management system that allows administrators to define roles and permissions, facilitating complex access control and user management. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | PrestaShop offers a comprehensive web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities. It supports custom fields and content types, allowing for flexible content structures. While it provides basic versioning and workflow features, it lacks advanced editing workflows and real-time collaboration functionalities. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PrestaShop provides a variety of packaged themes and access to a theme marketplace with both free and paid options. On-site display customization is supported, allowing users to modify the appearance of their site. While basic customization can be done without frontend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | PrestaShop supports responsive design, ensuring websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not natively offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PrestaShop provides robust multilingual support, allowing for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, facilitating the creation of websites in multiple languages. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PrestaShop offers an extensive extension marketplace with both free and paid options, enabling users to enhance their websites' functionality. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, customizing or developing new extensions may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.Net | E-commerce functionality is built into PrestaShop's core platform, with additional features available through extensions. It integrates with various payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, and Authorize.Net to facilitate online transactions. | free | - | - | - | PrestaShop is free to download and use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, users should consider potential costs for hosting, domain registration, premium extensions, themes, and professional services as needed. | ||
| 9 | 0.6% | 0.8% | SaaS | ☐ | Javascript | Javascript, HTML, CSS | Javascript | NoSQL | managed | REST | Duda is a SaaS-based website builder that abstracts server management, utilizing Javascript for backend operations. It supports extensions through Javascript, HTML, and CSS, and offers managed hosting with RESTful API integrations. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Duda caters primarily to single developers, small teams, and content editors, offering features suitable for small to medium-sized projects. While it provides tools for larger teams and enterprises, its capabilities are more aligned with smaller-scale operations. | proprietary | commercial | Duda operates under a proprietary software license as a commercial entity, offering its platform through subscription-based plans. | self-contained | Duda includes built-in user management, allowing administrators to manage team members and client permissions within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Duda offers a drag-and-drop editor with on-site editing capabilities, supporting custom fields and content types. While it provides basic versioning and workflow features, real-time collaboration tools are limited. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Duda provides a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including paid options. Users can customize site displays without requiring frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Duda ensures responsive design for optimal viewing across devices but does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Duda supports multilingual content, user interface, and editor, facilitating website creation and management in multiple languages. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Duda offers an extension marketplace with both free and paid options, allowing users to enhance site functionality without requiring backend development skills. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Ecwid | PayPal, Stripe, Square | E-commerce functionality in Duda is available through extensions, notably integrating with platforms like Ecwid, and supports payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, and Square. | per site, subscription | $ 19 | - | $ 228 | Duda operates on a subscription model, starting at $19 per month per site when billed annually, totaling approximately $228 for the first year. Higher-tier plans with additional features are available at increased subscription rates. | |
| 10 | 0.6% | 0.8% | SaaS | ☐ | Not publicly disclosed | JavaScript | JavaScript | Not publicly disclosed | managed | None | Tilda is a cloud-based website builder and content management system (CMS) that enables users to create and manage websites without requiring server administration. While the specific backend technologies and content storage methods are proprietary and not publicly disclosed, the platform offers managed hosting. Customization is primarily achieved through a user-friendly interface, with support for embedding custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Tilda caters to a broad spectrum of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams, due to its intuitive interface and robust feature set. While it can support larger teams and enterprise corporations, they may encounter limitations in scalability and advanced functionalities compared to more enterprise-focused platforms. | proprietary | commercial | Tilda operates under a proprietary software license and is structured as a commercial entity, offering its services through various subscription-based plans. | self-contained | Tilda includes a built-in user management system that allows site owners to manage user access and roles directly within the platform, facilitating collaboration without the need for external authentication services. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Tilda offers a web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities and previewing. It supports custom fields and content types, allowing for flexible content structures. While it provides basic versioning and workflow features, it lacks advanced editing workflows and real-time collaboration functionalities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Tilda provides a variety of pre-designed blocks and templates, allowing users to create visually appealing websites without frontend development skills. While there is no official theme marketplace or paid themes, users can customize the display of their site directly through the platform's visual editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Tilda supports responsive design to ensure websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not offer native functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Tilda provides limited support for internationalization. While the user interface and editor support multiple languages, managing multilingual content requires manual setup and workarounds, as the platform does not offer comprehensive multilingual features out of the box. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Tilda has limited extensibility, with no official extension marketplace or support for paid extensions. Customization is primarily achieved through the platform's built-in features and the ability to embed custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. Advanced functionality may require integration with third-party services. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Stripe, PayPal, Cloudpayments, Robokassa | E-commerce functionality is built into Tilda's core platform, allowing users to create online stores and accept payments through integrated gateways such as Stripe, PayPal, Cloudpayments, and Robokassa. The platform supports features like campaign and promo code management, order confirmation automation, and a price calculator. | subscription, free tier | $ 10 | - | $ 120 | Tilda offers a free tier with limited features, as well as subscription-based plans. The Personal Plan is priced at $10 per month when billed annually, totaling approximately $120 per year, and allows for one website with all features included. The Business Plan, suitable for up to five websites, is available at $20 per month when billed annually. There are no additional software license fees. | ||
| 11 | 0.5% | 0.8% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Bitrix is a PHP-based content management system that requires server installation and administration. It supports extensions written in PHP and JavaScript, stores content in SQL databases, and offers REST API options. Hosting can be on shared, VPS, or managed servers. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Bitrix is suitable for small to large development teams and content teams, as well as enterprise corporations. It may be less suitable for individual hobbyists or single developers due to its complexity and server requirements. | proprietary | commercial | Bitrix is a commercially developed, proprietary software solution. | self-contained | Bitrix includes a self-contained user management system for handling user roles and permissions. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Bitrix offers web form-based content editing with support for custom fields and content types, versioning, previewing, and editing workflows. On-site editing is partially supported, but real-time collaboration is not available. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Bitrix supports packaged themes and on-site display customization, but does not have a theme marketplace or paid themes. Frontend development skills are required for significant customization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Bitrix supports responsive design for mobile devices but does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Bitrix provides comprehensive support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, facilitating internationalization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Extending Bitrix requires backend development expertise. There is no official extension marketplace or paid extensions available. | ☑︎ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality is included in the core Bitrix system, with no reliance on extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed. | per site | - | $ 3,052 | $ 3,052 | Bitrix offers a free cloud-based plan with limited features. For on-premise installations, the Business 50 plan starts at $3,052 for 50 users. Costs are per site, with no additional subscription fees for the on-premise version. | |||
| 12 | 0.5% | 0.8% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | managed | none | GoDaddy Website Builder is a SaaS platform that provides managed hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. It does not require knowledge of backend or frontend technologies, as it offers a user-friendly interface for website creation. The platform does not provide APIs for external integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | GoDaddy Website Builder is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its simplicity and ease of use. It can accommodate small development and content teams to some extent but lacks the advanced features required by large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | GoDaddy Website Builder is a proprietary, commercially developed platform owned by GoDaddy Inc. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing users to manage roles and permissions within the website builder environment. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | GoDaddy Website Builder offers a drag-and-drop interface with on-site editing capabilities and content previewing. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, content versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a selection of packaged themes with on-site display customization options, allowing users to modify their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. There is no theme marketplace or paid themes available. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Websites built with GoDaddy Website Builder are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | GoDaddy Website Builder does not provide built-in support for multilingual content, user interfaces, or editors, limiting its suitability for internationalized websites. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | The platform is not extensible through third-party plugins or extensions, and there is no extension marketplace. Users are limited to the built-in features provided by GoDaddy. | ☑︎ | ☐ | GoDaddy Payments | E-commerce functionality is included in the core platform, with support for GoDaddy Payments as the primary payment gateway. Integration with other platforms or payment gateways is not available. | subscription | $ 9.99 | - | $ 119.88 | GoDaddy Website Builder operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at $9.99 per month. There is no separate software license fee. The estimated total cost for the first year is $119.88. Users should be aware that prices may increase after the first year, and additional costs may apply for domain registration and other services. | |||||
| 13 | 0.5% | 0.7% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | managed | none | Blogger is a SaaS-based platform that provides managed hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. It offers a user-friendly interface for creating and managing blogs without requiring coding knowledge. The platform does not provide APIs for external integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Blogger is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its simplicity and ease of use. It can accommodate small teams to some extent but lacks the advanced features required by large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | Blogger is a proprietary platform owned by Google, Inc. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing users to manage roles and permissions within the blogging environment. | web form | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Blogger offers a web form-based interface with on-site editing capabilities and content previewing. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, content versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a selection of packaged themes with on-site display customization options, allowing users to modify their blog's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. A theme marketplace is available, offering free themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Blogs created with Blogger are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Blogger does not provide built-in support for multilingual content, user interfaces, or editors, limiting its suitability for internationalized blogs. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Blogger does not offer an extension marketplace. Users can add basic features through widgets and gadgets without backend development skills, but the range of extensions is limited compared to other platforms. | ☐ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality is not included in Blogger's core platform, and there are no official extensions to add such features. Users seeking e-commerce capabilities would need to explore third-party solutions or consider alternative platforms. | free | - | - | - | Blogger is completely free to use, with no subscription or software license fees. Users can create and host blogs without incurring any costs. However, additional expenses may arise if users choose to purchase a custom domain or invest in third-party services. | ||||||
| 14 | 0.5% | 0.7% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | OpenCart is a PHP-based, open-source e-commerce platform that requires server installation and administration. It supports extensions written in PHP and JavaScript, stores content in SQL databases, and offers REST API options. Hosting can be on shared, VPS, or managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OpenCart is suitable for single developers, small to large development teams, and content teams, as well as enterprise corporations. Individual hobbyists and single content editors may find it somewhat suitable, though it requires technical knowledge for setup and maintenance. | copyleft | commercial | OpenCart is an open-source platform licensed under the GNU General Public License, developed and maintained by OpenCart Limited, a commercial entity. | self-contained | OpenCart includes a self-contained user management system for handling user roles and permissions within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | OpenCart offers web form-based content editing with support for custom fields and content types, and content previewing. However, it lacks on-site editing, versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration features. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OpenCart supports packaged themes and on-site display customization. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. While basic customization can be done without a developer, advanced customization may require frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | OpenCart supports responsive design for mobile devices but does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OpenCart provides comprehensive support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, facilitating internationalization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OpenCart has an extension marketplace with over 13,000 modules and themes, including both free and paid options. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Sage Pay, Authorize.Net, Amazon Payments, Klarna, Skrill | E-commerce functionality is included in the core OpenCart system, with additional features available through extensions. It supports multiple integrated payment gateways, including PayPal, Sage Pay, Authorize.Net, Amazon Payments, Klarna, and Skrill. | free | - | - | - | OpenCart is free to download and use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, users should consider additional costs for hosting, paid themes, extensions, and potential development services, which can vary depending on specific needs. | ||
| 15 | 0.5% | 0.6% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | managed | none | Weebly is a SaaS-based website builder that provides managed hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. It offers a user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface for website creation, requiring no coding knowledge. The platform does not provide APIs for external integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Weebly is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its simplicity and ease of use. It can accommodate small development and content teams to some extent but lacks the advanced features required by large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | Weebly is a proprietary, commercially developed platform owned by Square, Inc. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing users to manage roles and permissions within the website builder environment. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Weebly offers a drag-and-drop interface with on-site editing capabilities and content previewing. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, content versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a selection of packaged themes with on-site display customization options, allowing users to modify their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Websites built with Weebly are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Weebly does not provide built-in support for multilingual content, user interfaces, or editors, limiting its suitability for internationalized websites. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Weebly offers an extension marketplace with various apps to enhance website functionality. Users can add features without backend development skills, though the range of extensions is more limited compared to some other platforms. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Square | E-commerce functionality is included in the core platform, with support for Square as the primary payment gateway. Integration with other platforms or payment gateways is limited. | subscription, free tier | $ 10 | - | $ 120 | Weebly offers a free tier with basic features and paid subscription plans starting at $10 per month when billed annually. There are no separate software license fees. The estimated total cost for the first year on the Personal plan is $120. Users should consider additional costs for domain registration and any paid extensions or themes. | |||||
| 16 | 0.4% | 0.6% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | TYPO3 is a PHP-based, open-source content management system requiring server installation and administration. It supports extensions in PHP and JavaScript, utilizes SQL databases for content storage, and offers REST API options. Hosting can be on shared, VPS, or managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TYPO3 is suitable for single developers, small to large development teams, and enterprise corporations. Individual hobbyists and single content editors may find it somewhat suitable, though it requires technical expertise for setup and maintenance. | copyleft | community | TYPO3 is an open-source platform licensed under the GNU General Public License, developed and maintained by a global community of contributors. | self-contained | TYPO3 includes a self-contained user management system, allowing for detailed control over user roles and permissions within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | TYPO3 offers web form-based content editing with support for on-site editing, custom fields, custom content types, versioning, previewing, and editing workflows. Real-time collaboration is not natively supported. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TYPO3 supports packaged themes and on-site display customization. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. While basic customization can be achieved without a developer, advanced customization may require frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Websites built with TYPO3 are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TYPO3 provides comprehensive support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, making it suitable for internationalized websites. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TYPO3 has an extension marketplace with over 8,100 free extensions, allowing for significant customization. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is available through extensions in TYPO3. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen extensions. | free | - | - | - | TYPO3 is free to download and use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, users should consider additional costs for hosting, paid themes, extensions, and potential development services, which can vary depending on specific needs. | |||
| 17 | 0.34% | 0.52% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, cloud | REST, GraphQL | Magento is a PHP-based, open-source e-commerce platform requiring server installation and administration. It supports extensions in PHP and JavaScript, utilizes SQL databases for content storage, and offers REST and GraphQL API options. Hosting can be on shared, VPS, managed, or cloud servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Magento is suitable for single developers, small to large development teams, and enterprise corporations. Individual hobbyists and single content editors may find it somewhat suitable, though it requires technical expertise for setup and maintenance. | permissive | commercial | Magento is an open-source platform with a permissive license, developed and maintained by Adobe Inc., a commercial entity. | self-contained | Magento includes a self-contained user management system, allowing for detailed control over user roles and permissions within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Magento offers web form-based content editing with support for custom fields, custom content types, versioning, previewing, and editing workflows. Real-time collaboration is not natively supported. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Magento supports packaged themes and on-site display customization. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. While basic customization can be achieved without a developer, advanced customization may require frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Magento supports responsive design and offers capabilities to create progressive web apps (PWAs) through its PWA Studio. It does not natively support the creation of native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Magento provides comprehensive support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, making it suitable for internationalized websites. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Magento has an extension marketplace with a wide range of modules and themes, including both free and paid options. While many extensions can be installed without backend development skills, advanced customization may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Authorize.Net, Braintree, Stripe | E-commerce functionality is included in the core Magento system, with additional features available through extensions. It supports multiple integrated payment gateways, including PayPal, Authorize.Net, Braintree, and Stripe. | free, subscription | $ 2,000 | - | $ 24,000 | Magento offers a free Open Source edition with no software license fees. The Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento Commerce) edition starts at approximately $2,000 per month, depending on business requirements. Users should also consider additional costs for hosting, development, maintenance, and any paid themes or extensions. | ||
| 18 | 0.3% | 0.4% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | managed | none | Jimdo is a SaaS-based website builder that provides managed hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. It offers a user-friendly, drag-and-drop interface for website creation, requiring no coding knowledge. The platform does not provide APIs for external integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Jimdo is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its simplicity and ease of use. It can accommodate small development and content teams to some extent but lacks the advanced features required by large teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | Jimdo is a proprietary, commercially developed platform owned by Jimdo GmbH. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing users to manage roles and permissions within the website builder environment. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Jimdo offers a drag-and-drop interface with on-site editing capabilities and content previewing. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, content versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a selection of packaged themes with on-site display customization options, allowing users to modify their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Websites built with Jimdo are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Jimdo does not provide built-in support for multilingual content, user interfaces, or editors, limiting its suitability for internationalized websites. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Jimdo offers an extension marketplace with various apps to enhance website functionality. Users can add features without backend development skills, though the range of extensions is more limited compared to some other platforms. | ☑︎ | ☐ | PayPal, credit card | E-commerce functionality is included in the core platform, with support for payment gateways such as PayPal and credit cards. Integration with other platforms or payment gateways is limited. | subscription, free tier | $ 9 | - | $ 108 | Jimdo offers a free tier with basic features and paid subscription plans starting at $9 per month when billed annually. There are no separate software license fees. The estimated total cost for the first year on the basic plan is $108. Users should consider additional costs for domain registration and any paid extensions or themes. | |||||
| 19 | 0.3% | 0.4% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | managed | REST | Nuvemshop is a SaaS-based e-commerce platform that provides managed hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. It offers a user-friendly interface for creating and managing online stores, with REST API options available for developers. The platform does not require knowledge of backend or frontend technologies for general use. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Nuvemshop is suitable for individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized businesses. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprise corporations, its feature set is primarily tailored to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). | proprietary | commercial | Nuvemshop is a proprietary, commercially developed platform owned by Nuvemshop (also known as Tiendanube in Spanish-speaking countries). | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing users to manage roles and permissions within the e-commerce environment. | web form | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Nuvemshop offers a web form-based interface with on-site editing capabilities and content previewing. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, content versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a selection of packaged themes with on-site display customization options, allowing users to modify their store's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. A theme marketplace is available, offering both free and paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Stores built with Nuvemshop are responsive by design, ensuring compatibility with mobile devices. The platform does not offer features to create progressive web apps or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Nuvemshop does not provide built-in support for multilingual content, user interfaces, or editors, limiting its suitability for internationalized stores. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Nuvemshop offers an extension marketplace with various apps to enhance store functionality. Users can add features without backend development skills, though the range of extensions is more limited compared to some other platforms. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Mercado Pago, PayPal, PagSeguro | E-commerce functionality is included in the core platform, with support for multiple integrated payment gateways, including Mercado Pago, PayPal, and PagSeguro. Integration with other platforms or payment gateways may be limited. | subscription, free tier | $ 59 | - | $ 708 | Nuvemshop offers a free tier with basic features and paid subscription plans starting at R$59 per month when billed annually. There are no separate software license fees. The estimated total cost for the first year on the Essencial plan is R$708. Users should consider additional costs for domain registration and any paid extensions or themes. | |||||
| 20 | 0.2% | 0.3% | SaaS | ☐ | HubL (HubSpot Markup Language) | JavaScript, HTML, CSS | JavaScript, React | Proprietary Database | managed | REST | HubSpot CMS is a SaaS-based content management system that integrates seamlessly with HubSpot's CRM and marketing tools. It utilizes HubL, HubSpot's proprietary markup language, for backend development, and supports JavaScript and React for frontend customization. As a fully managed platform, it eliminates the need for server administration, offering built-in security, scalability, and performance optimization. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | HubSpot CMS is designed for businesses of varying sizes, from small teams to large enterprises. While it may be overkill for individual hobbyists, it provides robust tools for developers and content creators, facilitating collaboration and efficient content management across organizations. | proprietary | commercial | HubSpot CMS is a proprietary, commercially licensed platform developed and maintained by HubSpot, a commercial entity. Users subscribe to access its features, with various pricing tiers available to suit different business needs. | self-contained | HubSpot CMS includes built-in user management, allowing administrators to control access and permissions within the platform. It does not natively support external authentication methods like OAuth. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | HubSpot CMS offers a user-friendly drag-and-drop editor with on-site editing capabilities. It supports custom fields and content types, versioning, and content previewing. While it includes editing workflows, real-time collaboration features are limited. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | HubSpot CMS provides a variety of themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While packaged themes are available for quick setup, frontend developers can further customize site appearance as needed. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | HubSpot CMS ensures responsive design for optimal viewing across devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | HubSpot CMS supports multilingual content creation, allowing businesses to cater to a global audience. The platform's user interface and editor also accommodate multiple languages, facilitating international collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | HubSpot CMS offers extensibility through its marketplace, which includes various extensions and integrations, both free and paid. While many customizations can be implemented without extensive backend development, more complex extensions may require developer involvement. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Shopify, WooCommerce | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is not included in the core HubSpot CMS but can be added via integrations with platforms like Shopify and WooCommerce. These integrations support payment gateways such as Stripe and PayPal, enabling online transactions. | per site, free tier | $ 25 | - | $ 300 | HubSpot CMS offers a free tier with limited features, suitable for basic use. Paid plans start at $25 per month, billed annually, for the Starter tier, with higher tiers available for advanced features and larger teams. The estimated first-year cost for the Starter plan is $300. | |
| 21 | 0.15% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Not publicly disclosed | JavaScript | JavaScript | Not publicly disclosed | managed | None | Google Sites is a cloud-based website builder and content management system (CMS) that enables users to create and manage websites without requiring server administration. While the specific backend technologies and content storage methods are proprietary and not publicly disclosed, the platform offers managed hosting. Customization is primarily achieved through a user-friendly interface, with limited support for JavaScript extensions. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Google Sites is designed for individual users, small teams, and educational purposes, offering an intuitive interface suitable for creating simple websites. It may not meet the advanced needs of large development teams or enterprise corporations due to its limited scalability and feature set. | proprietary | commercial | Google Sites is proprietary software developed and maintained by Google, a commercial entity. It is available as part of Google Workspace, which operates on a subscription-based model. | self-contained | Google Sites includes a built-in user management system that allows site owners to manage user access and roles directly within the platform, facilitating collaboration without the need for external authentication services. | web form | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Google Sites offers a web-based content editing experience with on-site editing capabilities and real-time collaboration. It supports versioning and previewing but lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, and advanced editing workflows. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Google Sites provides a selection of packaged themes and allows for on-site display customization through its visual editor. It does not require frontend development skills, but customization options are limited compared to more advanced platforms. There is no official theme marketplace or paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Google Sites supports responsive design, ensuring websites are mobile-friendly. However, it does not offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | While the user interface and editor of Google Sites support multiple languages, the platform does not provide built-in features for managing multilingual content, requiring manual workarounds to create multilingual websites. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Google Sites has limited extensibility, with no official extension marketplace or support for paid extensions. Customization is primarily achieved through the platform's built-in features, and advanced functionality may require integration with other Google Workspace tools. | ☐ | ☐ | Google Sites does not include e-commerce functionality in its core platform, nor does it support extensions to add such features. Users seeking e-commerce capabilities would need to integrate third-party solutions externally. | subscription, free tier | $ 6 | - | $ 72 | Google Sites is available as part of Google Workspace, with subscription plans starting at $6 per user per month when billed annually, totaling approximately $72 per year. A free tier with limited features is also available. There are no additional software license fees. | |||
| 22 | 0.1% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Unknown | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Unknown | managed | none | Webnode is a cloud-based website builder (SaaS) that does not require server administration. It offers managed hosting and utilizes standard web technologies for frontend development. The platform does not provide APIs for custom integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Webnode is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its user-friendly interface and simplicity. It can accommodate small development teams and content teams to some extent but lacks the advanced features required by large teams or enterprise-level organizations. | proprietary | commercial | Webnode is a proprietary, commercially developed platform. Users must comply with Webnode's terms of service and privacy policy when using the platform. | self-contained | Webnode includes a self-contained user management system that allows site owners to manage user registrations and restrict access to selected pages through membership registration. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Webnode offers a drag-and-drop editor with on-site editing capabilities, allowing users to see changes in real-time. However, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webnode provides a variety of packaged themes through its theme marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their site without the need for frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Webnode ensures that all websites created on its platform are responsive, providing optimal viewing across various devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webnode supports the creation of multilingual websites, offering a multilingual user interface and editor, making it suitable for users aiming to reach a global audience. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Webnode is a closed system without an extension marketplace, limiting its extensibility. Users cannot add custom backend functionalities or integrate third-party extensions. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Webnode includes basic e-commerce functionality within its core features, allowing users to set up online stores. However, it lacks integration with external e-commerce platforms and has limited payment gateway options. | per site, free tier | $ 8.5 | - | $ 102 | Webnode offers a free tier with basic features and several premium plans. The Mini plan starts at $8.5 per month, billed annually, totaling approximately $102 for the first year. Higher-tier plans with additional features are available at increased costs. | ||||
| 23 | 0.2% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Proprietary | JavaScript, HTML, CSS | JavaScript, React | Proprietary Database | managed | REST | BigCommerce is a SaaS-based e-commerce platform that provides a comprehensive set of tools for building and managing online stores. It offers a fully managed environment, eliminating the need for server administration. The platform supports customization through JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and provides RESTful APIs for integration with other services. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BigCommerce caters to a wide range of users, from individual entrepreneurs to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface and scalability make it suitable for businesses at various stages of growth, supporting both small teams and large organizations. | proprietary | commercial | BigCommerce is a proprietary platform developed and maintained by a commercial entity. Users access its features through subscription-based plans, with various tiers available to accommodate different business needs. | self-contained | BigCommerce includes built-in user management features, allowing store owners to manage staff accounts and set permissions directly within the platform. It does not natively support external authentication methods like OAuth. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | BigCommerce offers a web-based content editor that allows users to manage product listings and page content. It supports custom fields and content types, and provides content previewing. However, features like versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration are limited or require additional customization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BigCommerce provides a variety of themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While packaged themes are available for quick setup, frontend developers can further customize the site's appearance as needed. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | BigCommerce ensures responsive design for optimal viewing across devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BigCommerce supports multilingual content creation, allowing businesses to cater to a global audience. The platform's user interface and editor also accommodate multiple languages, facilitating international collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BigCommerce offers extensibility through its marketplace, which includes various extensions and integrations, both free and paid. While many customizations can be implemented without extensive backend development, more complex extensions may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopify, WooCommerce | Stripe, PayPal | BigCommerce provides comprehensive e-commerce functionality within its core platform, including product management, order processing, and payment integration. Additional features and integrations are available through extensions and third-party services. | per site | $ 29 | - | $ 348 | BigCommerce offers several pricing plans to accommodate different business needs. The Standard plan starts at $29 per month when billed annually, totaling $348 for the first year. Higher-tier plans with additional features are available at increased subscription rates. [BigCommerce Pricing](https://www.bigcommerce.com/essentials/pricing/) | |
| 24 | 0.1% | 0.2% | static site generator | ☐ | JavaScript | JavaScript, GraphQL | React, JavaScript | Markdown, JSON, Headless CMS | serverless, container | GraphQL, REST | Gatsby is a React-based open-source framework that functions as a static site generator. It allows developers to build fast, secure, and scalable websites by pre-compiling pages into static files. Gatsby integrates seamlessly with various data sources, including headless CMSs, APIs, databases, and file systems, using GraphQL to manage data. Hosting is flexible, with options ranging from serverless platforms to containerized environments. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Gatsby is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprise teams. Developers appreciate its modern stack and performance benefits. While content editors can work with Gatsby through integrations with headless CMSs, the setup may require initial developer assistance to establish workflows. | permissive | commercial | Gatsby is released under the MIT License, a permissive open-source license. The framework is maintained by Gatsby, Inc., a commercial entity that offers additional services like Gatsby Cloud for hosting and builds. | none | Gatsby does not include built-in user management. Authentication and user roles must be implemented through third-party services or custom solutions, often integrated via APIs. | text editor | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content editing in Gatsby is typically managed through external headless CMSs or directly via code using Markdown or JSON files. Features like custom fields and content types depend on the chosen CMS. Versioning and previewing capabilities vary and may require additional configuration. Advanced editing workflows and real-time collaboration are not inherent to Gatsby but can be achieved through integrated services. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Gatsby offers a variety of starters and themes to jumpstart development, with both free and paid options available. However, implementing and customizing these themes typically requires frontend development expertise. On-site display customization is possible but depends on the developer's implementation. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Gatsby supports responsive design principles and can be configured to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) out of the box. However, it does not natively support the creation of native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | Gatsby supports internationalization and localization, allowing developers to create multilingual websites. The user interface can be adapted for multiple languages. The multilingual capabilities of the content editor depend on the integrated CMS. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Gatsby is highly extensible, with a rich ecosystem of plugins and starters that add functionality. Implementing and customizing extensions typically requires backend development skills. The community and third-party developers offer both free and paid extensions. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Shopify, BigCommerce, Snipcart | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is not included in Gatsby's core but can be added through integrations with platforms like Shopify, BigCommerce, and Snipcart. These integrations support various payment gateways, including Stripe and PayPal, enabling robust e-commerce capabilities. | free | - | - | - | Gatsby is free to use under the MIT License, with no associated subscription or licensing costs. However, deploying a Gatsby site may incur hosting and service expenses, especially if using premium hosting providers or third-party integrations. | |
| 25 | 0.1% | 0.2% | static site generator | ☐ | None | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Markdown | managed | none | GitHub Pages is a static site hosting service that allows users to publish web content directly from a GitHub repository. It integrates seamlessly with Jekyll, a static site generator, enabling the use of Markdown for content creation. As a managed service, it requires no server administration, and sites are hosted directly on GitHub's infrastructure. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | GitHub Pages is ideal for individual developers, hobbyists, and small teams seeking a straightforward way to host static websites. While it supports collaborative development, its feature set may be limited for large teams or enterprise-level projects requiring advanced content management and workflows. | proprietary | commercial | GitHub Pages is a proprietary service provided by GitHub, a commercial entity. While the service is free for public repositories, private repository support is available through GitHub's paid plans. | none | GitHub Pages does not include built-in user management or authentication features. Access control is managed through GitHub's repository permissions, and any user with write access to the repository can update the site's content. | text editor | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content for GitHub Pages is typically edited using text editors, with changes pushed to the repository. It supports custom fields and content types through Jekyll's configuration. Versioning is inherent via Git, but features like on-site editing, real-time collaboration, and advanced workflows are not natively supported. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | GitHub Pages supports the use of themes, particularly when integrated with Jekyll, allowing for packaged themes to be applied. However, there is no official theme marketplace, and customization typically requires frontend development skills. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Mobile support for sites hosted on GitHub Pages depends on the design and implementation by the developer. While responsive design can be achieved, it is not provided by default. The platform does not offer native support for creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Internationalization is not natively supported by GitHub Pages but can be implemented manually by developers. This requires setting up the necessary structures and templates to handle multilingual content, as there is no built-in support for multilingual user interfaces or editors. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Extending the functionality of a GitHub Pages site requires backend development skills. There is no official extension marketplace, and any additional features must be custom-built or integrated through third-party services. | ☐ | ☐ | GitHub Pages does not provide e-commerce functionality. Implementing such features would require integrating third-party services or platforms, which involves additional development effort. | free | - | - | - | GitHub Pages is free to use for public repositories. Private repository support and additional features are available through GitHub's paid plans. There are no direct costs associated with using GitHub Pages, making it a cost-effective solution for hosting static websites. | |||
| 26 | 0.1% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Proprietary Database | managed | REST | Cafe24 is a SaaS-based e-commerce platform that provides a comprehensive suite of tools for building and managing online stores. It offers a fully managed environment, eliminating the need for server administration. The platform supports customization through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and provides RESTful APIs for integration with other services. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Cafe24 caters to a wide range of users, from individual entrepreneurs to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface and scalability make it suitable for businesses at various stages of growth, supporting both small teams and large organizations. | proprietary | commercial | Cafe24 is a proprietary platform developed and maintained by a commercial entity. Users access its features through subscription-based plans, with various tiers available to accommodate different business needs. | self-contained | Cafe24 includes built-in user management features, allowing store owners to manage staff accounts and set permissions directly within the platform. It does not natively support external authentication methods like OAuth. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Cafe24 offers a web-based content editor that allows users to manage product listings and page content. It supports custom fields and content types, and provides content previewing. However, features like versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration are limited or require additional customization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Cafe24 provides a variety of themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While packaged themes are available for quick setup, frontend developers can further customize the site's appearance as needed. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Cafe24 ensures responsive design for optimal viewing across devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Cafe24 supports multilingual content creation, allowing businesses to cater to a global audience. The platform's user interface and editor also accommodate multiple languages, facilitating international collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Cafe24 offers extensibility through its marketplace, which includes various extensions and integrations, both free and paid. While many customizations can be implemented without extensive backend development, more complex extensions may require developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, Alibaba, Lazada, Rakuten | PayPal | Cafe24 provides comprehensive e-commerce functionality within its core platform, including product management, order processing, and payment integration. Additional features and integrations are available through extensions and third-party services. | free | - | - | - | Cafe24 offers a free plan with no registration fees, monthly fees, or hosting fees, allowing users to build and run an online store at no cost. However, additional services, such as payment processing and premium features, may incur fees. [Cafe24 Pricing](https://global.cafe24.com/start/start-for-free/pricing.html) | |
| 27 | 0.1% | 0.2% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, Symfony | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Contao is a server-installed CMS built with PHP and Symfony, requiring server administration. It uses SQL databases for content storage and supports various hosting options, including shared, VPS, and managed hosting. The system offers REST API options for integrations. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contao is suitable for a wide range of users, from single developers to large development teams and enterprises. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use it, the system's features are particularly beneficial for collaborative environments with multiple content editors and larger teams. | permissive | community | Contao is an open-source CMS licensed under the LGPL-3.0, allowing free use even for commercial projects. It is developed and maintained by a community-driven structure, promoting collaborative development. | self-contained | Contao features a robust, self-contained user management system with a fine-grained permission system, allowing control over access to each form field in the backend. Access rights can be granted on both user and group levels. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Contao provides advanced web-form-based content editing features, including support for custom fields and content types, versioning, content previewing, and editing workflows. However, it lacks on-site editing and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contao supports packaged themes and offers a theme marketplace with both free and paid themes. While frontend development skills can enhance customization, the system provides tools for on-site display customization, making it accessible to users with varying technical expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Contao is designed with responsive design principles, ensuring websites are accessible on mobile devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contao fully supports internationalization, offering multilingual content capabilities, a multilingual user interface, and editor, making it suitable for global audiences. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contao is highly extensible, with an extension marketplace offering both free and paid extensions. While backend development skills can enhance customization, many extensions are readily available for various functionalities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionalities are not included in Contao's core but can be added through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen extensions. | free | - | - | - | Contao is free to use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, premium themes, extensions, or professional support services. | |||
| 28 | 0.1% | 0.2% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, Twig | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | GraphQL, REST | Craft CMS is a server-installed content management system built with PHP, utilizing Twig for templating. It requires server administration and uses SQL databases for content storage. The system supports various hosting options, including shared, VPS, and managed hosting, and offers both GraphQL and REST APIs for integrations. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Craft CMS caters to a broad spectrum of users, from single developers to large development teams and enterprises. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can utilize it, its extensive features are particularly advantageous for collaborative environments with multiple content editors and larger teams. | proprietary | commercial | Craft CMS is a commercially developed content management system with a proprietary license. It offers various pricing tiers to accommodate different project needs, from individual projects to enterprise solutions. | self-contained | Craft CMS includes a robust, self-contained user management system that allows for the creation of multiple user accounts with customizable roles and permissions, facilitating effective team collaboration and content management. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Craft CMS offers a comprehensive web-form-based content editing experience, supporting custom fields and content types, versioning, content previewing, and editing workflows. However, it does not provide on-site editing or real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Craft CMS does not utilize packaged themes or a theme marketplace, requiring frontend development for custom designs. However, it offers extensive flexibility for on-site display customization, allowing developers to create tailored user experiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Craft CMS supports responsive design principles, ensuring websites are accessible on mobile devices. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Craft CMS provides robust internationalization features, including support for multilingual content, a multilingual user interface, and editor, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Craft CMS is highly extensible, with a plugin store offering both free and paid extensions. Backend development skills are beneficial for creating custom plugins and modules to extend functionality. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Craft Commerce | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is not included in Craft CMS's core but can be added through extensions like Craft Commerce, which integrates with payment gateways such as Stripe and PayPal. | per site | $ 299 | - | $ 299 | Craft CMS offers a Pro license at $299 per site, including one year of updates. Subsequent years require a $99 renewal fee for updates. Additional costs may include hosting, premium plugins, and professional support services. | |
| 29 | 0.1% | 0.2% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Moodle is a server-installed learning management system (LMS) built with PHP, requiring server administration. It utilizes SQL databases for content storage and supports various hosting options, including shared, VPS, and managed hosting. Moodle offers REST API options for integrations. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Moodle is designed primarily for educational institutions and training organizations, accommodating a wide range of users from single developers to large development teams and enterprises. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use it, its extensive features are particularly beneficial for collaborative educational environments. | copyleft | community | Moodle is an open-source LMS licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPLv3), allowing free use and modification. It is developed and maintained by a community-driven structure, promoting collaborative development. | self-contained | Moodle includes a robust, self-contained user management system that allows for the creation of multiple user accounts with customizable roles and permissions, facilitating effective management of learners, educators, and administrators. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Moodle offers comprehensive web-form-based content editing features, including support for custom fields and content types, versioning, content previewing, and editing workflows. However, it does not provide on-site editing or real-time collaboration features. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Moodle supports packaged themes and offers a theme marketplace with both free and paid themes. While frontend development skills can enhance customization, the system provides tools for on-site display customization, making it accessible to users with varying technical expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Moodle is designed with responsive design principles, ensuring accessibility on mobile devices. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications, but a dedicated mobile app is available for accessing Moodle courses. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Moodle provides robust internationalization features, including support for multilingual content, a multilingual user interface, and editor, making it suitable for global educational environments. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Moodle is highly extensible, with a plugin directory offering both free and paid extensions. While backend development skills can enhance customization, many plugins are readily available to extend functionality without extensive coding. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionalities are not included in Moodle's core but can be added through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen plugins. | free | - | - | - | Moodle is free to use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, premium themes, plugins, or professional support services. | |||
| 30 | 0.1% | 0.2% | static site generator | ⚠︎ | Go | Go, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Markdown | shared, vps, managed, serverless | none | Hugo is a static site generator built with Go, producing static HTML files from content written in Markdown. It requires minimal server administration and supports various hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and serverless environments. Hugo does not natively provide APIs for dynamic content but can integrate with external services if needed. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Hugo is well-suited for individual hobbyists, single developers, and small development teams due to its simplicity and speed. While it can accommodate single content editors and small content teams, it lacks built-in collaborative features, making it less ideal for large content teams or enterprise corporations without additional tooling. | permissive | community | Hugo is an open-source project licensed under the Apache License 2.0, allowing free use and modification. It is developed and maintained by a community of contributors, fostering collaborative development. | none | Hugo does not include a user management system, as it generates static sites without dynamic user interactions. User management must be handled externally if required. | text editor | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content in Hugo is edited using text editors, with support for custom fields and content types. Versioning and previewing are managed through integration with version control systems like Git. Hugo lacks built-in editing workflows and real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Hugo offers a variety of packaged themes through its theme marketplace, including both free and paid options. Frontend development skills are beneficial for customization, allowing developers to create tailored user experiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Hugo supports responsive design principles, ensuring websites are accessible on mobile devices. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Hugo provides robust internationalization features, including support for multilingual content, a multilingual user interface, and editor, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Hugo is highly extensible, with a community-driven extension marketplace offering various plugins and themes. Backend development skills are beneficial for creating custom functionalities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionalities are not included in Hugo's core but can be added through third-party services and integrations. Specific platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen integrations. | free | - | - | - | Hugo is free to use, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, premium themes, or professional support services. | |||
| 31 | 0.1% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | Unknown | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Unknown | managed | REST | Prom.ua is a cloud-based e-commerce platform (SaaS) that does not require server administration. It offers managed hosting and utilizes standard web technologies for frontend development. The platform provides a REST API for integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Prom.ua is suitable for individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams due to its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, it may require additional customization to meet complex needs. | proprietary | commercial | Prom.ua is a proprietary, commercially developed platform. Users must comply with Prom.ua's terms of service and privacy policy when using the platform. | self-contained | Prom.ua includes a self-contained user management system that allows site owners to manage user registrations and restrict access to selected pages through membership registration. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Prom.ua offers a web-form-based editor with on-site editing capabilities, allowing users to see changes in real-time. It supports custom fields and content types but lacks versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Prom.ua provides a variety of packaged themes through its theme marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their site without the need for frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Prom.ua ensures that all websites created on its platform are responsive, providing optimal viewing across various devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Prom.ua supports the creation of multilingual websites, offering a multilingual user interface and editor, making it suitable for users aiming to reach a global audience. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Prom.ua is a closed system without an extension marketplace, limiting its extensibility. Users cannot add custom backend functionalities or integrate third-party extensions. | ☑︎ | ☐ | PrivatBank, Monobank, LiqPay | Prom.ua includes comprehensive e-commerce functionality within its core features, allowing users to set up online stores with integrated payment gateways such as PrivatBank, Monobank, and LiqPay. | per site, free tier | - | - | - | Prom.ua offers a free tier with basic features and several premium plans. The specific costs depend on the chosen plan and additional services, such as advertising or enhanced support. | |||
| 32 | 0.1% | 0.2% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | managed | none | IONOS MyWebsite is a SaaS-based website builder that requires no server administration. It utilizes proprietary technologies for both backend and frontend, with content storage managed internally. Hosting is fully managed by IONOS, and there are no API options available for external integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | IONOS MyWebsite is well-suited for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors due to its user-friendly interface and ease of use. It can accommodate small development teams and content teams to some extent but may lack the advanced features required by larger teams or enterprise corporations. | proprietary | commercial | IONOS MyWebsite is a proprietary, commercially licensed platform owned by IONOS, a commercial entity. | self-contained | User management within IONOS MyWebsite is self-contained, meaning it does not support external authentication methods like OAuth. | drag and drop | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | IONOS MyWebsite offers a drag-and-drop editor for content creation. While it provides a preview feature, it lacks support for custom fields, custom content types, versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. On-site editing capabilities are limited. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | No frontend developer is required to build a website with IONOS MyWebsite. It supports packaged themes and allows on-site display customization. However, there is no theme marketplace, and paid themes are not available. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | IONOS MyWebsite ensures responsive design, making websites accessible on various devices. It does not support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | IONOS MyWebsite does not offer features for multilingual content, user interface, or editor, limiting its suitability for internationalized websites. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | The platform is not extensible; it does not offer an extension marketplace or support for paid extensions, and no backend development is required or supported. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is available through additional extensions in IONOS MyWebsite. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed in the available information. | subscription | $ 10 | - | $ 120 | IONOS MyWebsite operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at $10 per month, totaling approximately $120 for the first year. There is no separate software license fee. | ||||||
| 33 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | Java | Java, JavaScript | JavaScript | JCR (Java Content Repository) | managed, on-premises, cloud | REST, GraphQL | Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is an enterprise-level content management system (CMS) built on Java, utilizing a Java Content Repository (JCR) for content storage. It requires server administration and offers flexible hosting options, including managed services, on-premises installations, and cloud deployments. AEM provides both RESTful and GraphQL APIs for developers, supporting extensions in Java and JavaScript, with JavaScript commonly used for frontend development. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | AEM is designed for medium to large organizations, including enterprise corporations, and is well-suited for small to large development and content teams. It may be overly complex and cost-prohibitive for individual hobbyists or single developers and content editors. | proprietary | commercial | Adobe Experience Manager is proprietary software developed and maintained by Adobe Inc., a commercial entity. Licensing is subscription-based, tailored to enterprise needs. | self-contained | AEM includes a comprehensive, self-contained user management system that allows administrators to define roles, permissions, and workflows, facilitating complex access control and content governance. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | AEM offers a robust web-based content editing interface with on-site editing capabilities. It supports custom fields, custom content types, versioning, and previewing. Advanced editing workflows are available, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | AEM supports packaged themes and allows for extensive on-site display customization. While basic site setups can be achieved without frontend development skills, advanced customization typically requires frontend development expertise. There is no official theme marketplace or paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | AEM supports responsive design to ensure mobile-friendly websites. However, it does not natively provide functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | AEM provides robust support for internationalization, enabling multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor settings, which facilitates the creation and management of websites in multiple languages. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | AEM is highly extensible, allowing for custom development to meet specific business requirements. However, extending AEM typically requires backend development expertise. There is no official extension marketplace or paid extensions; customizations are usually developed in-house or through Adobe partners. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) | PayPal, Stripe, Authorize.Net | E-commerce functionality is not included in AEM's core but can be integrated through Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento), which supports various payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe, and Authorize.Net. | subscription | - | - | - | Adobe Experience Manager operates on a subscription-based licensing model, with costs varying based on the organization's specific requirements and scale. Pricing is typically customized, and interested parties should contact Adobe for detailed quotes. As such, specific cost figures are not publicly disclosed. | |
| 34 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | C# | C#, VB.NET | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, cloud | REST | DotNetNuke (DNN Platform) is an open-source web content management system built on the Microsoft .NET framework. It requires server administration and utilizes C# for backend development. Extensions can be developed using C# or VB.NET, while frontend development involves standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in SQL databases, and the platform supports various hosting options, including shared, VPS, managed, and cloud services. DNN provides REST API options for integration and customization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DNN Platform caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large enterprise corporations. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use the platform, it is particularly well-suited for development teams and organizations requiring robust content management capabilities. Its scalability and extensibility make it a strong choice for enterprises and large content teams. | permissive | commercial | DNN Platform is distributed under the MIT License, a permissive open-source license. The platform is managed by DNN Corporation, a commercial entity that offers both the open-source DNN Platform and proprietary solutions like Evoq for enterprise clients. | self-contained, oauth | DNN Platform includes a comprehensive user management system with role-based security and granular user permissions. It supports self-contained user authentication and can integrate with external authentication providers, such as OAuth, to accommodate various user management needs. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | DNN Platform offers a web-based content editing interface with support for custom fields and content types. It includes features like versioning, content previewing, and configurable editing workflows. While it provides robust content management capabilities, it lacks real-time collaboration and has limited on-site editing features. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DNN Platform supports packaged themes and offers a theme marketplace with both free and paid options. While basic site customization can be performed without a frontend developer, advanced customization and unique designs may require frontend development expertise. The platform allows on-site display customization to tailor the appearance and functionality of websites. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | DNN Platform supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible and functional across various devices and screen sizes. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DNN Platform offers robust internationalization features, including support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors. This makes it suitable for organizations operating in multiple languages and catering to diverse audiences. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DNN Platform is highly extensible, allowing developers to create custom modules and extensions to enhance functionality. A marketplace is available for both free and paid extensions. Implementing custom extensions typically requires backend development expertise, particularly in C# or VB.NET. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Evoq Engage, Evoq Content | E-commerce functionality is not included in the core DNN Platform but can be added through extensions and third-party modules. Integrated platforms like Evoq Engage and Evoq Content offer additional features for content management and community engagement. Specific integrated payment gateways depend on the chosen e-commerce extensions. | free | - | - | - | DNN Platform is free to use under the MIT open-source license, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, development, and purchasing premium extensions or themes. For advanced features and enterprise support, DNN Corporation offers proprietary solutions like Evoq Content, which involve subscription fees. | ||
| 35 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed | REST | Shoptet is a SaaS-based e-commerce platform that requires no server administration. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, with frontend customization possible through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in SQL databases, and hosting is fully managed by Shoptet. The platform offers a REST API for integrations, particularly in its premium plans. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Shoptet caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to small and medium-sized teams. While it supports larger teams and enterprise needs to some extent, its feature set is primarily tailored for small to medium-sized businesses. | proprietary | commercial | Shoptet is a proprietary, commercially licensed platform owned by Shoptet, a commercial entity based in Central Europe. | self-contained | User management in Shoptet is self-contained, with built-in tools for managing customer accounts and permissions. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Shoptet provides a web-based interface for content editing, supporting custom fields and basic content type customization. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, on-site editing, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shoptet offers a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Shoptet ensures responsive design for online stores, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | Shoptet offers limited support for multilingual content and user interfaces, primarily focusing on Central European markets. Full multilingual capabilities may require additional customization or third-party integrations. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shoptet provides an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance store functionality. Backend development is not required for typical extensions, but advanced customizations may necessitate developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shoptet Pay | E-commerce functionality is central to Shoptet, with core features supporting online store operations. Additional capabilities can be added via extensions. Shoptet offers its own payment gateway, Shoptet Pay, integrated into the platform. | subscription | - | - | - | Shoptet operates on a subscription model with various pricing tiers to accommodate different business needs. A free plan is available with limited features, and paid plans offer additional capabilities. Pricing details can be found on their official website. | |||
| 36 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, cloud | REST | Roundcube is an open-source web-based IMAP email client that requires server installation and administration. It is developed in PHP, with frontend technologies including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The platform stores data in SQL databases and supports various hosting environments such as shared, VPS, managed, and cloud hosting. Roundcube offers a REST API for integrations and customization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Roundcube is suitable for a range of users, from single developers to large enterprise corporations. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can utilize the platform, it is particularly well-suited for development teams and organizations requiring a customizable and self-hosted webmail solution. | copyleft | community | Roundcube is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3 or later, with exceptions for skins and plugins. It is maintained by a community of developers and contributors. | self-contained | User management in Roundcube is self-contained, with built-in tools for managing user accounts and permissions. Integration with external authentication systems is possible through plugins and custom configurations. | web form | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | As an email client, Roundcube provides a web-based interface for composing and managing emails. It includes a rich text editor for email composition with preview capabilities but does not support features like custom fields, content types, versioning, or real-time collaboration typical of content management systems. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Roundcube supports theming and allows users to customize the interface through packaged themes. While there isn't an official theme marketplace, various free themes are available from the community. Advanced customization can be achieved by modifying theme files. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Roundcube features a responsive design, ensuring usability across various devices, including mobile phones and tablets. It does not offer functionality to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Roundcube is localized in over 70 languages, providing multilingual support for its user interface and editor, making it accessible to a diverse user base. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Roundcube offers a plugin API for flexible extensions, allowing developers to enhance its functionality. While there isn't an official extension marketplace, numerous plugins are available from the community. Implementing custom plugins may require backend development expertise in PHP. | ☐ | ☐ | Roundcube is an email client and does not include e-commerce functionality in its core or through extensions. | free | - | - | - | Roundcube is free to use under the GNU GPL license, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any custom development or integration services required. | |||
| 37 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed, cloud | REST | phpBB is a free and open-source forum software package written in PHP. It requires server installation and administration, utilizing PHP for backend development and standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the frontend. Data is stored in SQL databases, and it supports various hosting environments, including shared, VPS, managed, and cloud hosting. phpBB offers a REST API for integrations and customization. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | phpBB caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations. While primarily designed for forum management, it can be extended to support various content management needs, making it adaptable for different organizational sizes and purposes. | copyleft | community | phpBB is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL), a copyleft open-source license. It is maintained by a community of developers and contributors, ensuring its free use and distribution. | self-contained, oauth | phpBB includes a comprehensive user management system with role-based permissions and supports integration with external authentication systems like OAuth, providing flexibility in managing user access and authentication. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | phpBB offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, primarily focused on forum posts and discussions. It supports custom profile fields and, with extensions, can handle custom content types. While it includes a preview feature for posts, it lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, on-site editing, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | phpBB supports packaged themes and has a theme marketplace offering both free and paid options. Basic customization can be performed without a frontend developer, but advanced design changes may require development expertise. The platform allows on-site display customization to tailor the forum's appearance and functionality. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | phpBB features a responsive design, ensuring forums are accessible and functional across various devices and screen sizes. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | phpBB offers extensive internationalization support, with language packs available for over 50 languages, enabling multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor support. This makes it suitable for a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | phpBB is highly extensible, allowing for the addition of various features through extensions. An extension marketplace provides both free and paid options. While many extensions can be installed without backend development, creating custom extensions or significant modifications may require PHP development skills. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in phpBB's core features but can be added through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen extensions and may require additional configuration. | free | - | - | - | phpBB is free to use under the GNU GPL license, with no subscription or software license fees. However, costs may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any custom development or premium extensions and themes. | |||
| 38 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | Python | Python, XML | JavaScript, HTML, CSS | PostgreSQL | on-premises, cloud | XML-RPC, JSON-RPC | Odoo is an open-source suite of business applications, including a content management system (CMS). It requires server installation and administration, utilizing Python for backend development and JavaScript, HTML, and CSS for frontend development. Data is stored in PostgreSQL databases. Odoo can be hosted on-premises or in the cloud, offering flexibility in deployment. It provides XML-RPC and JSON-RPC APIs for integration and customization. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Odoo caters to a wide range of users, from single developers and small teams to large enterprises. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can use the platform, it is particularly well-suited for organizations requiring integrated business applications alongside CMS capabilities. | LGPLv3 | commercial | Odoo's Community edition is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3 (LGPLv3), allowing for free use and modification. The Enterprise edition includes proprietary features and services, managed by Odoo S.A., a commercial entity. | self-contained, oauth | Odoo includes a comprehensive user management system with role-based permissions and supports integration with external authentication systems like OAuth, providing flexibility in managing user access and authentication. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Odoo offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes preview features and basic versioning and workflow capabilities, though real-time collaboration is not supported. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Odoo supports packaged themes and offers a theme marketplace with both free and paid options. Basic site customization can be performed without a frontend developer, but advanced customization may require development expertise. The platform allows on-site display customization to tailor the website's appearance and functionality. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Odoo features responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible and functional across various devices and screen sizes. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Odoo offers extensive internationalization support, with language packs available for multiple languages, enabling multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor support. This makes it suitable for a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Odoo is highly extensible, allowing for the addition of various features through modules and plugins. An extension marketplace provides both free and paid options. While many extensions can be installed without backend development, creating custom modules or significant modifications may require Python development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is included in Odoo's core features, with additional capabilities available through extensions. Integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen modules and may require additional configuration. | per user, per app, free tier | - | - | - | Odoo offers a free tier with access to one application and paid plans that scale based on the number of users and selected applications. The Community edition is free under the LGPLv3 license, while the Enterprise edition includes additional features and support at a subscription cost. Detailed pricing can be configured based on specific business needs. | |||
| 39 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed | REST | Yardi is a cloud-based property management software suite designed for real estate management. It operates as a SaaS platform, eliminating the need for server administration. The backend utilizes proprietary technologies, while frontend customization can be achieved using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Data is stored in SQL databases, and hosting is fully managed by Yardi. The platform offers REST APIs for integration and customization. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Yardi is tailored for professional real estate managers and organizations, ranging from small development teams to large enterprises. It is not designed for individual hobbyists or single content editors but serves small to large development teams and enterprise corporations effectively. | proprietary | commercial | Yardi is a proprietary software suite developed and maintained by Yardi Systems, Inc., a commercial entity specializing in real estate management solutions. | self-contained | Yardi includes a comprehensive, self-contained user management system with role-based permissions, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the platform effectively. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Yardi provides a web-based interface for content management, supporting custom fields and content types. It includes features like versioning, previewing, and editing workflows but does not offer on-site editing or real-time collaboration capabilities. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Yardi supports packaged themes and allows for on-site display customization. While basic customization can be performed without a frontend developer, advanced customization may require development expertise. There is no official theme marketplace, and themes are typically included within the platform. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Yardi features a responsive design, ensuring accessibility across various devices and screen sizes. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Yardi offers limited support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors. While it can accommodate multiple languages, full multilingual capabilities may require additional customization or integration. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Yardi allows for extensibility through its APIs and customization options. While there is no official extension marketplace, custom integrations can be developed, potentially requiring backend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Yardi includes core commerce functionality tailored for property management, such as rent collection and payment processing. It does not rely on external extensions for its primary commerce features. | subscription | - | - | - | Yardi operates on a subscription-based model, with pricing varying based on the specific solutions and services selected. Detailed pricing information is available upon request from Yardi's sales team. | ||||
| 40 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed | REST | Loja Integrada is a cloud-based e-commerce platform designed for creating and managing online stores. It operates as a SaaS solution, eliminating the need for server administration. The backend utilizes proprietary technologies, while frontend customization can be achieved using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Data is stored in SQL databases, and hosting is fully managed by Loja Integrada. The platform offers REST APIs for integration and customization. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Loja Integrada caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to small development teams and content editors. While it supports larger teams and enterprises to some extent, its feature set is primarily tailored for small to medium-sized businesses looking to establish an online presence. | proprietary | commercial | Loja Integrada is a proprietary platform developed and maintained by a commercial entity, focusing on providing e-commerce solutions for the Brazilian market. | self-contained | User management in Loja Integrada is self-contained, offering built-in tools for managing customer accounts and permissions. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Loja Integrada provides a web-based interface for content editing, supporting custom fields and basic content type customization. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, on-site editing, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Loja Integrada offers a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Loja Integrada ensures responsive design for online stores, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | Loja Integrada offers limited support for multilingual content and user interfaces, primarily focusing on the Brazilian market. Full multilingual capabilities may require additional customization or third-party integrations. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Loja Integrada provides an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance store functionality. Backend development is not required for typical extensions, but advanced customizations may necessitate developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Pagali | E-commerce functionality is central to Loja Integrada, with core features supporting online store operations. Additional capabilities can be added via extensions. The platform offers its own payment gateway, Pagali, integrated into the system. | subscription, free tier | $ 54 | - | $ 648 | Loja Integrada operates on a subscription model with various pricing tiers to accommodate different business needs. A free plan is available with limited features, and paid plans start at R$54 per month, offering additional capabilities. Detailed pricing information is available on their official website. | |||
| 41 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed | REST | Tray is a cloud-based integration and automation platform (iPaaS) designed to connect various applications and automate workflows across different services. Operating as a SaaS solution, it eliminates the need for server administration. The backend utilizes proprietary technologies, while frontend interactions are facilitated through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Data is managed using SQL databases, with hosting fully managed by Tray. The platform offers REST APIs for integration and customization, enabling seamless data flow between applications. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Tray caters to a broad spectrum of users, from individual developers to large enterprise corporations. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can utilize the platform, it is particularly beneficial for development teams and organizations seeking to automate complex business processes and integrate multiple applications seamlessly. | proprietary | commercial | Tray is a proprietary platform developed and maintained by Tray.io, a commercial entity specializing in integration and automation solutions for businesses. | self-contained | Tray includes a comprehensive, self-contained user management system with role-based permissions, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the platform effectively. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Tray provides a web-based interface for designing and managing workflows, supporting custom fields and content types. It includes features like versioning, previewing, and editing workflows but does not offer on-site editing or real-time collaboration capabilities. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Tray does not focus on content display customization, as it is primarily an integration and automation platform. Therefore, it does not offer packaged themes or on-site display customization features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Tray features a responsive design, ensuring accessibility across various devices and screen sizes. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Tray offers limited support for multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors. While it can accommodate multiple languages, full multilingual capabilities may require additional customization or integration. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Tray allows for extensibility through its APIs and customization options. While there is no official extension marketplace, custom integrations can be developed, potentially requiring backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | Tray is not an e-commerce platform and does not include commerce functionality in its core or through extensions. However, it can integrate with various e-commerce platforms to automate and streamline business processes. | subscription | - | - | - | Tray operates on a subscription-based model, with pricing varying based on the specific solutions and services selected. Detailed pricing information is available upon request from Tray's sales team. | ||||
| 42 | 0.1% | 0.1% | desktop software | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | local files | user-provided | none | JustSystems Homepage Builder is a Japanese desktop application for creating websites. It doesn't require server administration, as users design sites locally and then upload them to their chosen hosting provider. The software generates standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with content stored in local files until deployment. Users are responsible for selecting and managing their own hosting services. The platform doesn't offer APIs for integration. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Homepage Builder is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and single content editors seeking to create websites without extensive technical knowledge. While small teams might find it useful, it's less suited for large development teams or enterprise-level projects due to its desktop-based nature and lack of collaborative features. | proprietary | commercial | Homepage Builder is proprietary software developed and sold by JustSystems, a commercial company based in Japan. | none | The software doesn't include built-in user management features, as it's primarily a website design tool. User management must be implemented separately on the hosting platform if needed. | desktop application | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Homepage Builder offers a desktop-based editing environment with support for custom fields and content types. It provides a preview function but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, on-site editing, and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The software includes a variety of built-in themes and templates, allowing users to customize their site's appearance without needing frontend development skills. While there's no official theme marketplace, the provided themes offer flexibility for on-site display customization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Homepage Builder supports responsive design, enabling websites to display correctly on various devices. It doesn't have features for creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | The software primarily targets the Japanese market, with its user interface and documentation in Japanese. While users can create multilingual content, the platform doesn't provide specific tools or support for managing multilingual websites. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Homepage Builder doesn't offer an extension marketplace or support for plugins. Users can add custom code to their projects, but extending functionality beyond the provided features requires manual coding. | ☐ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality isn't included in Homepage Builder. Users wishing to add online store capabilities would need to integrate third-party solutions or manually implement e-commerce features. | one-time purchase | - | $ 70 | $ 70 | Homepage Builder is available for a one-time purchase, with the Standard edition priced at ¥10,780 (including tax). There are no ongoing subscription fees, but users may incur additional costs for hosting services and domain registration. | ||||
| 43 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | cloud-based | managed | none | Hostinger Website Builder is a cloud-based platform that enables users to create and manage websites without requiring server administration or coding skills. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, while frontend customization is achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in the cloud, and hosting is fully managed by Hostinger. The platform does not offer APIs for integration. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Hostinger Website Builder is designed for a broad audience, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for small to medium-sized businesses and personal projects. | proprietary | commercial | Hostinger Website Builder is proprietary software developed and maintained by Hostinger, a commercial web hosting and website services company. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the website. Integration with external authentication systems is not supported. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Hostinger Website Builder offers a web-based, drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The platform provides over 150 responsive templates for website design, allowing users to customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. While there is no official theme marketplace, the available templates offer flexibility for on-site display customization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Hostinger Website Builder ensures responsive design, enabling websites to function well across various devices and screen sizes. It does not support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | The platform allows for the creation of multilingual content, enabling users to build websites in multiple languages. However, the user interface and editor are primarily in English, with limited support for other languages. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Hostinger Website Builder does not offer an extension marketplace or support for plugins. Users can add custom code to their projects, but extending functionality beyond the provided features is limited. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is included in the core features of Hostinger Website Builder, allowing users to set up online stores with integrated payment gateways like Stripe and PayPal. The platform supports over 100 payment methods and charges 0% transaction fees. | subscription | $ 2.49 | - | $ 29.88 | Hostinger Website Builder operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at $2.49 per month for a 48-month term, totaling $29.88 for the first year. This plan includes features like a free domain, drag-and-drop editor, and access to over 150 templates. Higher-tier plans offer additional features such as advanced AI tools and e-commerce capabilities. | |||
| 44 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | cloud-based | managed | REST | Lightspeed eCom, formerly known as Ecwid, is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that enables users to create and manage online stores without the need for server administration. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, while frontend customization is achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in the cloud, and hosting is fully managed by Lightspeed. The platform offers REST APIs for integration and customization. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Lightspeed eCom caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to small and medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for small to medium-sized businesses and individual entrepreneurs looking to establish an online presence. | proprietary | commercial | Lightspeed eCom is proprietary software developed and maintained by Lightspeed, a commercial company specializing in point-of-sale and e-commerce solutions. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the online store. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Lightspeed eCom offers a web-based, drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a variety of responsive templates and themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Lightspeed eCom ensures responsive design for online stores, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing users to create and manage online stores in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Lightspeed eCom offers an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance store functionality. Backend development is not required for typical extensions, but advanced customizations may necessitate developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, eBay | Stripe, PayPal, Square | E-commerce functionality is central to Lightspeed eCom, with core features supporting online store operations. Additional capabilities can be added via extensions. The platform integrates with various sales channels like Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, and eBay, and supports multiple payment gateways, including Stripe, PayPal, and Square. | subscription, free tier | $ 14.08 | - | $ 169 | Lightspeed eCom operates on a subscription model, with a free plan available offering limited features. Paid plans start at $14.08 per month when billed annually, totaling approximately $169 for the first year. Higher-tier plans offer additional features and capabilities. Detailed pricing information is available on their official website. | ||
| 45 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | cloud-based | managed | REST | Shoper is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that enables users to create and manage online stores without the need for server administration. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, while frontend customization is achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in the cloud, and hosting is fully managed by Shoper. The platform offers REST APIs for integration and customization. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Shoper caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to small and medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for small to medium-sized businesses and individual entrepreneurs looking to establish an online presence. | proprietary | commercial | Shoper is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in e-commerce solutions. | self-contained | The platform includes a self-contained user management system, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the online store. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Shoper offers a web-based, drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a variety of responsive templates and themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Shoper ensures responsive design for online stores, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | The platform supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing users to create and manage online stores in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shoper offers an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance store functionality. Backend development is not required for typical extensions, but advanced customizations may necessitate developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Allegro, Amazon, eBay | PayU, Przelewy24, Tpay | E-commerce functionality is central to Shoper, with core features supporting online store operations. Additional capabilities can be added via extensions. The platform integrates with various sales channels like Allegro, Amazon, and eBay, and supports multiple payment gateways, including PayU, Przelewy24, and Tpay. | subscription | $ 25 | - | $ 300 | Shoper operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at 25 PLN per month. Detailed pricing information is available on their official website. | ||
| 46 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | cloud-based | managed | none | Framer is a cloud-based design and prototyping platform that enables users to create interactive websites without requiring server administration or coding skills. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, while frontend customization is achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in the cloud, and hosting is fully managed by Framer. The platform does not offer APIs for integration. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Framer caters to a wide range of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for designers and developers seeking to create interactive prototypes and websites efficiently. | proprietary | commercial | Framer is proprietary software developed and maintained by Framer B.V., a commercial company specializing in design and prototyping tools. | self-contained | Framer includes a self-contained user management system, allowing team collaboration with role-based permissions. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Framer offers a web-based, drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature and real-time collaboration capabilities but lacks versioning and advanced editing workflows. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a variety of responsive templates and design tools, allowing users to customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. While there is no official theme marketplace, the available templates offer flexibility for on-site display customization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Framer ensures responsive design for websites, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | While Framer allows for the creation of multilingual content through manual setup, it does not provide built-in support for multilingual user interfaces or editors. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Framer does not offer an extension marketplace or support for plugins. Users can add custom code to their projects, but extending functionality beyond the provided features is limited. | ☐ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality is not included in Framer. Users wishing to add online store capabilities would need to integrate third-party solutions or manually implement e-commerce features. | subscription, free tier | $ 19 | - | $ 228 | Framer operates on a subscription model, with a free tier offering limited features. Paid plans start at $19 per month when billed annually, totaling $228 for the first year. Higher-tier plans offer additional features and capabilities. Detailed pricing information is available on their official website. | ||||
| 47 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | proprietary | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | cloud-based | managed | none | Kajabi is a cloud-based platform that enables users to create, market, and sell digital products such as online courses, memberships, and coaching programs without requiring server administration or coding skills. It utilizes proprietary backend technologies, with frontend customization achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Content is stored in the cloud, and hosting is fully managed by Kajabi. The platform does not offer APIs for integration. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Kajabi caters to a wide range of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams, particularly those focused on creating and selling digital products. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for entrepreneurs and small businesses in the knowledge commerce industry. | proprietary | commercial | Kajabi is proprietary software developed and maintained by Kajabi LLC, a commercial company specializing in online business platforms. | self-contained | Kajabi includes a self-contained user management system, allowing administrators to manage user access and roles within the platform. Integration with external authentication systems is not a standard feature. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Kajabi offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning, advanced editing workflows, and real-time collaboration capabilities. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | The platform provides a variety of responsive templates and design tools, allowing users to customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills. While there is no official theme marketplace, the available templates offer flexibility for on-site display customization. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Kajabi ensures responsive design for websites, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It does not offer features to create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | While Kajabi allows for the creation of multilingual content through manual setup, it does not provide built-in support for multilingual user interfaces or editors. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | Kajabi does not offer an extension marketplace or support for plugins. Users can add custom code to their projects, but extending functionality beyond the provided features is limited. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is central to Kajabi, with core features supporting the sale of digital products. The platform integrates with payment gateways like Stripe and PayPal for processing transactions. | subscription | $ 119 | - | $ 1,428 | Kajabi operates on a subscription model, with plans starting at $119 per month when billed annually. Higher-tier plans offer additional features and capabilities. Detailed pricing information is available on their official website. | |||
| 48 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | XenForo is a self-hosted forum software requiring server administration. Built with PHP, it uses SQL databases for content storage. Frontend customization utilizes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The platform supports REST APIs for integration and can be extended through add-ons developed in PHP. Hosting can be on shared, VPS, or managed servers. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | XenForo is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises, offering scalability and flexibility to accommodate various community sizes and engagement levels. | proprietary | commercial | XenForo is proprietary software developed and maintained by XenForo Ltd., a commercial entity specializing in community forum solutions. | self-contained | XenForo includes a comprehensive user management system, allowing administrators to manage user access, roles, and permissions within the forum environment. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | XenForo offers a web-based editor for content creation, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes a preview feature but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration. Basic workflow management is available through user permissions and moderation queues. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | XenForo provides a variety of themes, both free and paid, through its marketplace. Users can customize their site's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may benefit from developer involvement. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | XenForo ensures responsive design for forums, providing a consistent user experience across devices. It supports Progressive Web App (PWA) functionality but does not offer native mobile application creation. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | XenForo supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing communities to operate in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | XenForo offers an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance forum functionality. Backend development is not required for typical extensions, but advanced customizations may necessitate developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in XenForo's core features but can be added through extensions available in the marketplace. These extensions may integrate with various payment gateways and platforms. | per site | - | $ 195 | $ 195 | XenForo operates on a per-site licensing model, with a one-time purchase price of $195 for a self-hosted license. This includes one year of support and updates, with optional annual renewals for continued access to updates and support. Additional costs may include hosting and any paid extensions or themes. | |||
| 49 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | MODX is an open-source content management system (CMS) and web application framework that requires server installation and administration. Built with PHP, it utilizes SQL databases for content storage. Frontend customization is achieved through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. MODX supports REST APIs for integration and can be extended using PHP-based add-ons. It can be hosted on shared, VPS, or managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MODX is suitable for a wide range of users, from single developers to large enterprise teams. Its flexibility and scalability make it ideal for small to large development teams and content management groups. Individual hobbyists or single content editors may find it less intuitive without technical expertise. | GPL | commercial | MODX is open-source software licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). It is developed and maintained by MODX LLC, a commercial entity that offers additional services and support. | self-contained | MODX includes a comprehensive, self-contained user management system that allows administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the CMS. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | MODX offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may require additional configuration or extensions. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MODX provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without extensive frontend development skills, advanced customization and development of unique designs may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MODX supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MODX supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing for the creation and management of websites in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MODX offers an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke extensions may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in MODX's core features but can be added through extensions available in the marketplace. These extensions may integrate with various payment gateways and platforms, depending on the specific add-on used. | free | - | - | - | MODX is free to download and use under the GPL license. However, costs may arise from hosting services, premium themes, paid extensions, and any professional support or development services required. | |||
| 50 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Twig | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Shopware is an open-source e-commerce platform requiring server installation and administration. Built with PHP, it utilizes SQL databases for content storage. Frontend customization employs HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Twig templating. The platform offers a REST API for integration and can be extended using plugins developed in PHP and JavaScript. Hosting options include shared, VPS, and managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopware caters to a broad spectrum of users, from single developers to large enterprise teams. Its scalability and flexibility make it suitable for small to large development teams and content management groups. Individual hobbyists or single content editors may require technical expertise to fully leverage its capabilities. | MIT | commercial | Shopware is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. It is developed and maintained by shopware AG, a commercial company based in Germany. | self-contained | Shopware includes a comprehensive user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Shopware offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may require additional configuration or extensions. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopware provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without extensive frontend development skills, advanced customization and development of unique designs may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Shopware supports responsive design, ensuring online stores are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopware supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing for the creation and management of online stores in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Shopware offers an extension marketplace with various plugins, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke plugins may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Stripe | PayPal, Stripe | E-commerce functionality is central to Shopware, with core features supporting online store operations. Additional capabilities can be added via extensions. The platform integrates with various payment gateways, including PayPal and Stripe. | free, subscription | - | - | - | Shopware offers a Community Edition that is free to use under the MIT License. For advanced features and official support, there are subscription-based commercial editions available. Additional costs may include hosting services, premium plugins, themes, and professional support or development services. | |
| 51 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | DataLife Engine (DLE) is a self-hosted content management system (CMS) built with PHP, utilizing SQL databases for content storage. It requires server administration and supports frontend customization through standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. DLE offers a REST API for integration and can be extended using PHP-based add-ons. Hosting options include shared, VPS, and managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DataLife Engine is suitable for a range of users, from single developers to large enterprise teams. Its flexibility and scalability make it ideal for small to large development teams and content management groups. Individual hobbyists or single content editors may find it less intuitive without technical expertise. | proprietary | commercial | DataLife Engine is proprietary software developed and maintained by SoftNews Media Group, a commercial entity specializing in content management solutions. | self-contained | DataLife Engine includes a comprehensive, self-contained user management system that allows administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the CMS. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | DataLife Engine offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may require additional configuration or extensions. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DataLife Engine provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without extensive frontend development skills, advanced customization and development of unique designs may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | DataLife Engine supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DataLife Engine supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing for the creation and management of websites in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | DataLife Engine offers an extension marketplace with various add-ons, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke extensions may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in DataLife Engine's core features but can be added through extensions available in the marketplace. These extensions may integrate with various payment gateways and platforms, depending on the specific add-on used. | per site | - | $ 79 | $ 79 | DataLife Engine operates on a per-site licensing model, with a one-time purchase price starting at $79 for a basic license. This includes one year of updates, with optional renewals for continued access to updates. Additional costs may include hosting services, premium themes, paid extensions, and any professional support or development services required. | |||
| 52 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Twig | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | October CMS is a self-hosted content management system built on the Laravel PHP framework. It requires server installation and administration, utilizing PHP for backend development and SQL databases for content storage. Frontend customization employs HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Twig templating. The platform offers a REST API for integration and can be extended using plugins developed in PHP and JavaScript. Hosting options include shared, VPS, and managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | October CMS caters to a broad spectrum of users, from single developers to large enterprise teams. Its scalability and flexibility make it suitable for small to large development teams and content management groups. Individual hobbyists or single content editors may require technical expertise to fully leverage its capabilities. | proprietary | commercial | October CMS is proprietary software developed and maintained by October CMS LLC, a commercial company. A subscription license is required for continued use. | self-contained | October CMS includes a comprehensive user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | October CMS offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may require additional configuration or extensions. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | October CMS provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without extensive frontend development skills, advanced customization and development of unique designs may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | October CMS supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | October CMS supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing for the creation and management of websites in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | October CMS offers an extension marketplace with various plugins, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke plugins may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in October CMS's core features but can be added through extensions available in the marketplace. These extensions may integrate with various payment gateways and platforms, depending on the specific add-on used. | per site | $ 29 | - | $ 29 | October CMS offers a free license for a single project with one year of updates. For additional projects or continued updates, a Single License is available at $29 per year. An Unlimited License for agencies is available at $32 per month or $384 annually, providing access to the Partner Program. Additional costs may include hosting services, premium plugins, themes, and any professional support or development services required. | |||
| 53 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | Node.js | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Handlebars | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Ghost is an open-source content management system (CMS) built on Node.js, requiring server installation and administration. It utilizes SQL databases for content storage and supports frontend customization through HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Handlebars templating. Ghost offers a REST API for integration and can be extended using JavaScript-based add-ons. Hosting options include shared, VPS, and managed services. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ghost caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface and scalability make it suitable for solo content creators, developers, and teams of varying sizes. | MIT | non-profit | Ghost is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. It is developed and maintained by the Ghost Foundation, a non-profit organization. | self-contained | Ghost includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Ghost offers a web-based editor for content creation, supporting on-site editing and live previewing. While it provides a streamlined editing experience, features like custom fields, content types, and workflows may require additional configuration or extensions. It does not natively support versioning or real-time collaboration. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ghost supports packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. Basic customization can be achieved without extensive frontend development skills, but advanced design modifications may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Ghost ensures responsive design for websites, providing a consistent user experience across devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Ghost offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require custom development or third-party integrations. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ghost provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations may require developer expertise. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Ghost includes basic membership and subscription features in its core, allowing creators to monetize content. For advanced e-commerce capabilities, third-party integrations or custom development are necessary. | free, subscription | $ 9 | - | - | Ghost is free to self-host under the MIT License. For managed hosting, Ghost(Pro) offers subscription plans starting at $9 per month. Additional costs may include hosting services, premium themes, and professional support. | |||
| 54 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Proprietary | managed | REST | Zendesk is a cloud-based customer service platform offering a suite of tools to manage customer interactions across various channels. As a SaaS solution, it requires no server administration. While the backend infrastructure is managed by Zendesk, customization and extension are possible through JavaScript. Frontend customization utilizes standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Zendesk provides a REST API for integration and is hosted on managed servers. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Zendesk is designed for businesses of all sizes, from small development teams to large enterprises. While individual hobbyists or single developers may find value in its features, the platform's robust capabilities are particularly beneficial for organized teams managing customer support and engagement at scale. | proprietary | commercial | Zendesk is proprietary software developed and maintained by Zendesk, Inc., a commercial entity specializing in customer service solutions. | self-contained | Zendesk includes a comprehensive user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Zendesk offers a web-based interface for managing support content, including knowledge bases and FAQs. It supports custom fields and provides versioning and previewing capabilities. While it includes workflow management features, real-time collaboration is limited. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Zendesk provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. Users can customize the appearance of their help centers without requiring frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Zendesk's interfaces are designed to be responsive, ensuring accessibility across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Zendesk supports multiple languages for content, user interfaces, and editors, enabling businesses to provide support to a global audience. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Zendesk offers an extensive marketplace with various apps and integrations, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. Users can extend the platform's capabilities without requiring backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality is not a core feature of Zendesk, nor is it commonly added through extensions. The platform focuses primarily on customer service and support solutions. | subscription | $ 49 | - | $ 588 | Zendesk operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $49 per agent per month for the Suite Team plan. The estimated annual cost per agent begins at $588. Additional costs may include premium apps, integrations, and professional services. | |||
| 55 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Concrete CMS is an open-source content management system requiring server installation and administration. Built with PHP, it utilizes SQL databases for content storage. Frontend customization employs HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The platform offers a REST API for integration and can be extended using plugins developed in PHP and JavaScript. Hosting options include shared, VPS, and managed servers. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Concrete CMS caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface and scalability make it suitable for solo content creators, developers, and teams of varying sizes. | MIT | commercial | Concrete CMS is open-source software licensed under the MIT License. It is developed and maintained by Concrete CMS, Inc., a commercial entity specializing in content management solutions. | self-contained | Concrete CMS includes a comprehensive user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Concrete CMS offers a web-based editor for content creation and management, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes versioning, previewing capabilities, and workflow management. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Concrete CMS provides support for packaged themes, with a marketplace offering both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without extensive frontend development skills, advanced customization and development of unique designs may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Concrete CMS supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Concrete CMS supports multilingual content, user interfaces, and editors, allowing for the creation and management of websites in multiple languages to cater to a global audience. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Concrete CMS offers an extension marketplace with various plugins, both free and paid, to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke plugins may require developer expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | E-commerce functionality is not included in Concrete CMS's core features but can be added through extensions available in the marketplace. These extensions may integrate with various payment gateways and platforms, depending on the specific add-on used. | free | - | - | - | Concrete CMS is free to use under the MIT License. Additional costs may include hosting services, premium plugins, themes, and any professional support or development services required. | |||
| 56 | 0.1% | 0.1% | desktop software | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Local Files | shared, vps, managed | None | WebSite X5 is a desktop-based website builder for Windows, enabling users to create websites without coding. It doesn't require server administration, as sites are built locally and then uploaded to a hosting provider of choice. Customization is achieved through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The software doesn't offer APIs for integration and relies on local file storage during development. Hosting options depend on the user's preference, including shared, VPS, or managed hosting. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | WebSite X5 is ideal for individual hobbyists, single developers, and small businesses seeking to create websites without extensive technical expertise. Its desktop-based nature and lack of collaborative features make it less suitable for large development teams or enterprises requiring multi-user support. | proprietary | commercial | WebSite X5 is proprietary software developed and maintained by Incomedia, a commercial company specializing in website creation tools. | none | WebSite X5 does not include built-in user management features for website administration. User authentication and management must be implemented separately if required. | desktop application | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content editing in WebSite X5 is performed through its desktop application, offering a visual interface for design and content placement. It supports limited custom fields and content types. While it provides a preview function, it lacks versioning, advanced workflows, and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WebSite X5 offers a range of customizable templates and themes, accessible through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize site appearance without needing frontend development skills, though advanced customization may require HTML, CSS, and JavaScript knowledge. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | WebSite X5 supports responsive design, ensuring websites function well on various devices. It does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WebSite X5's interface is available in multiple languages, and it allows the creation of multilingual websites. However, managing multilingual content may require manual setup and lacks advanced internationalization features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | WebSite X5 provides an extension marketplace with various widgets and add-ons to enhance website functionality. Users can integrate these extensions without backend development skills, though custom extensions are limited due to the software's architecture. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | PayPal, Stripe, Skrill | The Pro version of WebSite X5 (€199.95) includes built-in e-commerce features, enabling users to create online stores. It supports integration with payment gateways like PayPal, Stripe, and Skrill. Advanced e-commerce functionalities may be limited compared to dedicated platforms. | one-time purchase | - | $ 19.95 | $ 19.95 | WebSite X5 operates on a one-time purchase model, with pricing starting at €19.95 for the Go edition. Higher-tier editions, such as Evo and Pro, are available at €89.95 and €199.95, respectively, offering additional features. Hosting services are not included and will incur additional costs based on the provider chosen. | ||
| 57 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | Not Specified | Not Specified | Proprietary | managed | Not Specified | CMS.S3 is a cloud-based content management system provided by Megagroup.ru, designed to facilitate website creation and management without the need for server administration. As a SaaS platform, it offers managed hosting and proprietary content storage solutions. Specific details about its backend and frontend technologies, as well as API options, are not publicly specified. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | CMS.S3 is tailored for a diverse user base, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily optimized for small to medium-scale website projects. | proprietary | commercial | CMS.S3 is proprietary software developed and maintained by Megagroup.ru, a commercial company specializing in web solutions and services. | self-contained | CMS.S3 includes an integrated user management system, enabling administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | CMS.S3 offers a web-based editor for content creation, supporting on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It provides previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may have limitations. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | CMS.S3 provides a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may necessitate technical expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | CMS.S3 supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | CMS.S3 offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | CMS.S3 provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke plugins may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | CMS.S3 includes built-in e-commerce features, enabling users to create online stores. Additional e-commerce functionalities can be added through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not publicly specified. | subscription | $ Not Specified | - | $ Not Specified | CMS.S3 operates on a subscription-based model. Specific pricing details are not publicly specified and may vary based on selected features and services. Additional costs may include premium plugins, themes, and professional support. | |
| 58 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | Not Specified | Not Specified | Proprietary | managed | Not Specified | Dealer.com is a cloud-based digital marketing platform tailored for automotive dealerships. As a SaaS solution, it requires no server administration, with all hosting managed by Dealer.com. While specific backend and frontend technologies are proprietary, the platform offers integrated tools for website management, digital advertising, and inventory control. | ☐ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Dealer.com is designed primarily for automotive dealerships of varying sizes, from small teams to large enterprises. Its comprehensive suite of tools supports extensive content and inventory management, making it suitable for dealerships with dedicated marketing and sales teams. | proprietary | commercial | Dealer.com is proprietary software developed and maintained by Dealer.com, a commercial entity specializing in automotive digital marketing solutions. | self-contained | Dealer.com includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Dealer.com offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow management, though these features may have limitations. Real-time collaboration is not a native feature. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Dealer.com provides a variety of packaged themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may necessitate technical expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Dealer.com supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Dealer.com offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Dealer.com provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. While many extensions can be implemented without backend development, advanced customizations or the creation of bespoke plugins may require developer expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | Dealer.com includes built-in e-commerce features tailored for automotive dealerships, enabling users to manage online vehicle listings and related services. Additional functionalities can be added through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not publicly specified. | subscription | $ Not Specified | - | $ Not Specified | Dealer.com operates on a subscription-based model. Specific pricing details are not publicly specified and may vary based on selected features and services. Additional costs may include premium plugins, themes, and professional support. | |
| 59 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | Not Specified | Not Specified | Proprietary | managed | REST | GitBook is a cloud-based documentation platform designed to streamline the creation, collaboration, and publication of content. As a SaaS solution, it eliminates the need for server administration, offering managed hosting and proprietary content storage. While specific backend and frontend technologies are proprietary, GitBook provides a REST API for integrations and supports Git-based workflows for seamless content management. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | GitBook caters to a diverse user base, from individual hobbyists and single developers to large development teams and enterprises. Its collaborative features and scalable plans make it suitable for both small content teams and large organizations seeking efficient documentation solutions. | proprietary | commercial | GitBook is proprietary software developed and maintained by GitBook, a commercial entity specializing in documentation solutions for teams and individuals. | self-contained | GitBook includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. This facilitates collaboration among team members with varying levels of access. | web form | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | GitBook offers a web-based editor with real-time collaboration, versioning, and previewing capabilities. While it provides structured content editing, the support for custom fields and content types is limited. The platform includes editing workflows to manage content creation and approval processes efficiently. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | GitBook provides customizable themes to match your brand, allowing users to adjust the appearance of their documentation without requiring frontend development skills. While it doesn't offer a theme marketplace, the available customization options are sufficient for most documentation needs. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | GitBook supports responsive design, ensuring that documentation is accessible and readable across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | GitBook offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. While it's possible to create documentation in multiple languages, advanced internationalization features may require additional configuration or workarounds. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | GitBook provides integration capabilities through its REST API and supports Git-based workflows, allowing users to extend functionality and integrate with other tools. However, it does not offer an extension marketplace or paid extensions. | ☐ | ☐ | E-commerce functionality is not a feature of GitBook. The platform focuses on documentation and knowledge management, without built-in support for commerce-related activities. | subscription | $ 65 | - | $ 780 | GitBook operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $65 per site per month for the Premium plan, which includes features like custom domains, AI-powered instant answers, and site insights. A free plan is available with limited features, and higher-tier plans offer additional capabilities. The estimated annual cost for the Premium plan is $780 per site. | |||
| 60 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Proprietary | managed | Not Specified | Color Me Shop is a cloud-based e-commerce platform designed for Japanese businesses, enabling users to create and manage online stores without server administration. It offers customizable templates using HTML and CSS, with managed hosting and proprietary content storage. While specific API options are not detailed, the platform supports integration with various payment processors and marketing tools. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Color Me Shop caters primarily to Japanese startups, SMEs, and individual entrepreneurs seeking to establish an online presence. While suitable for small to medium-sized teams, larger enterprises may find its feature set limited compared to more robust e-commerce solutions. | proprietary | commercial | Color Me Shop is proprietary software developed and maintained by GMO Pepabo, a commercial company specializing in web services and e-commerce solutions in Japan. | self-contained | Color Me Shop includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access controls within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Color Me Shop offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and basic content types. It provides previewing capabilities but lacks advanced features like versioning, editing workflows, and real-time collaboration. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Color Me Shop provides a variety of customizable templates through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can adjust site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may necessitate knowledge of HTML and CSS. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Color Me Shop supports responsive design, ensuring online stores are accessible across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Color Me Shop offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Color Me Shop provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. Users can integrate these extensions without backend development skills, though the platform's extensibility may be limited compared to more developer-centric platforms. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Stripe, Skrill | Color Me Shop includes built-in e-commerce features, enabling users to create online stores with integrated payment processors like PayPal, Stripe, and Skrill. It also supports Instagram-based marketing, facilitating social commerce opportunities. | subscription | $ Not Specified | - | $ Not Specified | Color Me Shop operates on a subscription-based model, with pricing varying according to the plan selected. Specific pricing details are not publicly provided and may require direct inquiry with the provider. Additional costs may include premium templates, extensions, and transaction fees associated with payment processors. | ||
| 61 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | ASP.NET | C#, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | managed, self-hosted | REST, GraphQL | Kentico is a cloud-based digital experience platform (DXP) that combines content management, digital marketing, and e-commerce capabilities. Built on ASP.NET, it allows for extensive customization using C# and JavaScript. Content is stored in SQL databases, and the platform offers both managed hosting and self-hosted options. Kentico provides REST and GraphQL APIs for integration with other systems. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Kentico is designed for businesses and organizations of various sizes, from small development teams to large enterprises. While it may be overkill for individual hobbyists, it provides robust tools for content editors and developers, making it suitable for complex projects requiring collaboration among multiple stakeholders. | proprietary | commercial | Kentico is proprietary software developed and maintained by Kentico Software, a commercial company specializing in digital experience platforms and content management solutions. | self-contained | Kentico includes a comprehensive user management system that allows administrators to define roles, set permissions, and manage user access within the platform. This facilitates secure and efficient collaboration among team members. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Kentico offers a rich web-based content editing experience with support for on-site editing, custom fields, and content types. It includes versioning, previewing, and workflow management features. While it supports collaborative editing, real-time collaboration capabilities may be limited compared to some other platforms. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Kentico provides a variety of themes and templates, accessible through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While basic customization can be performed without a developer, advanced design changes may require frontend development skills. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | Kentico supports responsive design to ensure websites are mobile-friendly. It offers some capabilities for creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) but does not natively support the creation of native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Kentico provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management, user interfaces, and editing environments, making it suitable for global organizations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Kentico is highly extensible, allowing developers to create custom modules and integrate with third-party services. Its marketplace offers various extensions, including paid options, to enhance functionality. Backend development skills are typically required for significant customizations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | Kentico includes built-in e-commerce features and supports additional functionalities through extensions. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed in the provided information. | subscription | $ 10,500 | - | $ 10,500 | Kentico operates on a subscription-based pricing model, with plans starting at approximately $10,500 per year. Pricing varies based on the selected features and deployment options. Additional costs may include premium extensions, themes, and professional support services. | |
| 62 | 0.1% | 0.1% | static site generator | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Markdown | shared, vps, managed | none | Mobirise is an offline website builder that allows users to create static websites without coding. It generates HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be hosted on various platforms. Users can customize their sites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and the platform supports integration with external services through extensions. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Mobirise is suitable for individual hobbyists, developers, and small to medium-sized teams looking to create responsive websites quickly. While it can be used by larger teams or enterprises, its feature set is primarily geared towards simpler projects. | proprietary | commercial | Mobirise is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity. It offers both free and paid versions with varying features and extensions. | none | Mobirise does not include built-in user management features, as it focuses on static site generation. User authentication and management would need to be implemented separately if required. | drag and drop | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Mobirise offers a drag-and-drop interface for building websites, allowing users to add and arrange pre-designed blocks. While it provides some customization options, advanced content types and workflows are limited. Real-time collaboration is not supported. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Mobirise provides a variety of themes and templates through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may require knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | Mobirise supports responsive design, ensuring websites are mobile-friendly. It offers some capabilities for creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) through extensions but does not natively support the creation of native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Mobirise offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Mobirise provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. Users can integrate these extensions without backend development skills, though the platform's extensibility may be limited compared to more developer-centric platforms. | ☐ | ☑︎ | PayPal, Stripe | PayPal, Stripe | Mobirise does not include built-in e-commerce features but offers extensions for integrating shopping cart functionality with payment gateways like PayPal and Stripe. | free tier, subscription | $ 139 | - | $ 139 | Mobirise offers a free version with basic features. Premium plans, such as the 'Pro' plan at $139 per year, provide access to all themes and extensions, unlimited offline sites, and additional features. Additional costs may include premium extensions and themes. | |
| 63 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Proprietary | managed | none | One.com Website Builder is a cloud-based platform that enables users to create and manage websites without the need for server administration or coding skills. It offers a drag-and-drop interface with customizable templates, and all hosting is managed by One.com. While it doesn't provide APIs for external integrations, users can embed custom code to extend functionality. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | One.com Website Builder is designed for a wide range of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams or enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for simpler projects and may not meet the complex needs of large organizations. | proprietary | commercial | One.com Website Builder is proprietary software developed and maintained by One.com, a commercial web hosting company offering domain registration and website building services. | self-contained | One.com Website Builder includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the platform. This facilitates collaboration among team members with varying levels of access. | drag and drop | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | One.com Website Builder offers a drag-and-drop interface for content creation, allowing users to customize templates without coding. While it supports basic customization, advanced content types and workflows are limited. It provides previewing capabilities but lacks features like real-time collaboration and comprehensive versioning. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | One.com Website Builder provides a variety of customizable templates through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can adjust site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may necessitate knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | One.com Website Builder supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible and functional across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | One.com Website Builder offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | One.com Website Builder provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. Users can integrate these extensions without backend development skills, though the platform's extensibility may be limited compared to more developer-centric platforms. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | One.com Website Builder does not include built-in e-commerce features but offers extensions for integrating online shop functionality. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed in the provided information. | subscription | $ 6.99 | - | $ 83.88 | One.com Website Builder operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $6.99 per month for the Starter plan, which includes essential features for building a website. Higher-tier plans offer additional capabilities at increased costs. The estimated annual cost for the Starter plan is $83.88. | |
| 64 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | Not Specified | Not Specified | Proprietary | managed | Not Specified | SpotHopper is a cloud-based marketing and online revenue platform tailored for restaurants. It offers managed hosting and proprietary content storage, eliminating the need for server administration. While specific backend and frontend technologies are proprietary, SpotHopper provides a comprehensive suite of tools for website management, social media, email marketing, online ordering, reservations, and more. | ☐ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | SpotHopper is designed specifically for the restaurant industry, catering to businesses ranging from small local coffee shops to large hospitality groups. Its features support content teams of various sizes, making it suitable for enterprises seeking to enhance their online presence and marketing efforts. | proprietary | commercial | SpotHopper is proprietary software developed and maintained by SpotHopper LLC, a commercial entity specializing in marketing technology solutions for the restaurant industry. | self-contained | SpotHopper includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the platform. This facilitates collaboration among team members with varying levels of access. | web form | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | SpotHopper offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting basic customization options. While it provides previewing capabilities, advanced features like on-site editing, versioning, and real-time collaboration are limited. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | SpotHopper provides customizable website designs tailored for restaurants, allowing users to adjust site appearance without requiring frontend development skills. While it doesn't offer a theme marketplace, the available customization options are sufficient for most restaurant marketing needs. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | SpotHopper supports responsive design, ensuring that restaurant websites are accessible and functional across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | SpotHopper does not provide built-in support for multilingual content or interfaces. Its features are primarily tailored to the needs of English-speaking users in the restaurant industry. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | SpotHopper offers a comprehensive set of integrated tools for restaurant marketing and online revenue management. While it does not provide an extension marketplace or support for third-party plugins, its built-in features cover a wide range of marketing needs without requiring backend development. | ☑︎ | ☐ | Not Specified | Not Specified | SpotHopper includes built-in e-commerce features tailored for restaurants, such as online ordering and reservations. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed in the provided information. | subscription | $ Not Specified | - | $ Not Specified | SpotHopper operates on a subscription-based model, with pricing varying according to the features and services selected. Specific pricing details are not publicly provided and may require direct inquiry with the provider. Additional costs may include premium services and customizations. | |
| 65 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Proprietary | managed | none | JouwWeb is a cloud-based website builder that enables users to create and manage websites without requiring server administration or coding skills. It offers a drag-and-drop interface with customizable templates, and all hosting is managed by JouwWeb. While it doesn't provide APIs for external integrations, users can embed custom code to extend functionality. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | JouwWeb is designed for a wide range of users, including individual hobbyists, single developers, and small to medium-sized teams. While it can accommodate larger teams or enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored for simpler projects and may not meet the complex needs of large organizations. | proprietary | commercial | JouwWeb is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial company offering website building services. | self-contained | JouwWeb includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the platform. This facilitates collaboration among team members with varying levels of access. | drag and drop | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | JouwWeb offers a drag-and-drop interface for content creation, allowing users to customize templates without coding. While it supports basic customization, advanced content types and workflows are limited. It provides previewing capabilities but lacks features like real-time collaboration and comprehensive versioning. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | JouwWeb provides a variety of customizable templates through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can adjust site appearance without requiring frontend development skills, though advanced customization may necessitate knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | JouwWeb supports responsive design, ensuring websites are accessible and functional across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | JouwWeb offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | JouwWeb provides an extension marketplace with various plugins to enhance functionality. Users can integrate these extensions without backend development skills, though the platform's extensibility may be limited compared to more developer-centric platforms. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | JouwWeb does not include built-in e-commerce features but offers extensions for integrating online shop functionality. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways are not detailed in the provided information. | free tier, subscription | $ 8.68 | - | $ 104.16 | JouwWeb operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $8.68 per month for the Pro plan, which includes essential features for building a website. Higher-tier plans offer additional capabilities at increased costs. The estimated annual cost for the Pro plan is $104.16. | |
| 66 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | MediaWiki is a free, open-source wiki software written in PHP, primarily designed for collaborative content creation. It requires server installation and administration, with content stored in a SQL database. The platform supports extensions and customizations using PHP and JavaScript, and offers a REST API for integration purposes. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MediaWiki is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises, particularly those seeking a platform for collaborative content creation and knowledge management. While it can be used by single content editors, its strengths lie in supporting teams of various sizes. | copyleft | non-profit | MediaWiki is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), a copyleft open-source license. It is developed and maintained by the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit organization. | self-contained | MediaWiki includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to define user roles and permissions. This facilitates collaborative editing and content management within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | MediaWiki offers a web-based interface for content editing, complete with versioning and previewing capabilities. While it supports basic customization of content types and fields, advanced workflows and real-time collaboration are limited without additional extensions. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | MediaWiki allows for on-site display customization, though it lacks a centralized theme marketplace. Basic theming is possible, but advanced design changes may require frontend development skills. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MediaWiki's default design offers limited responsiveness for mobile devices. Achieving full mobile compatibility may require additional configuration or extensions. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | MediaWiki provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management and user interfaces, making it suitable for global use. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MediaWiki is highly extensible through a variety of available extensions. While there isn't a centralized marketplace, numerous free extensions are available. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | MediaWiki does not include e-commerce features in its core functionality. While some extensions may offer related capabilities, it is not primarily designed for e-commerce purposes. | free | - | - | - | MediaWiki is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, expenses may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any professional services required for customization or maintenance. | |||
| 67 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | ProcessWire is an open-source content management system (CMS) and web application framework written in PHP. It requires server installation and administration, with content stored in a SQL database. The platform is highly customizable, supporting extensions and customizations using PHP and JavaScript, and offers a RESTful API for integration purposes. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ProcessWire is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, particularly those seeking a flexible and powerful platform for custom web development and content management. While it can be used by single content editors, its strengths lie in supporting development teams of various sizes. | permissive | community | ProcessWire is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, a permissive open-source license. It is developed and maintained by a community of contributors, with its source code available on GitHub. | self-contained | ProcessWire includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to define user roles and permissions. This facilitates collaborative editing and content management within the platform. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ProcessWire offers a web-based interface for content editing, complete with support for custom fields and content types. While it provides previewing capabilities and some workflow features, advanced versioning and real-time collaboration may require additional modules or custom development. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ProcessWire allows for extensive on-site display customization, though it lacks a centralized theme marketplace. While some pre-designed themes are available, implementing custom designs typically requires frontend development skills. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ProcessWire's default design offers limited responsiveness for mobile devices. Achieving full mobile compatibility and responsive design may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ProcessWire provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management and user interfaces, making it suitable for global use. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ProcessWire is highly extensible through a variety of available modules. While there isn't a centralized marketplace, numerous free and paid modules are available from the community. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ProcessWire does not include e-commerce features in its core functionality but can be extended with modules to support e-commerce capabilities. Specific integrated platforms and payment gateways depend on the chosen modules. | free | - | - | - | ProcessWire is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, expenses may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any professional services required for customization or maintenance. | |||
| 68 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | C# | C#, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | vps, managed | REST | nopCommerce is an open-source eCommerce platform based on Microsoft's ASP.NET Core framework and MS SQL Server. It requires server installation and administration, with content stored in a SQL database. The platform is highly customizable, supporting extensions and customizations using C# and JavaScript, and offers a RESTful API for integration purposes. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | nopCommerce is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, particularly those seeking a robust and scalable eCommerce solution. While it can be used by single content editors, its strengths lie in supporting development teams of various sizes. | copyleft | community | nopCommerce is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), a copyleft open-source license. It is developed and maintained by a community of contributors, with its source code available on GitHub. | self-contained | nopCommerce includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to define user roles and permissions. This facilitates collaborative management within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | nopCommerce offers a web-based interface for content editing, complete with support for custom fields and content types. While it provides previewing capabilities and some workflow features, advanced versioning and real-time collaboration may require additional plugins or custom development. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | nopCommerce allows for extensive on-site display customization and offers a variety of themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While basic theming is possible without development skills, advanced design changes may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | nopCommerce supports responsive design, ensuring that online stores are accessible and functional across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | nopCommerce provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management and user interfaces, making it suitable for global use. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | nopCommerce is highly extensible through a variety of available plugins and themes. It offers a centralized marketplace with numerous free and paid extensions. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe, Square | nopCommerce includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core functionality, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It also supports integration with various platforms and payment gateways through extensions. | free | - | - | - | nopCommerce is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, expenses may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any professional services required for customization or maintenance. | |
| 69 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | EC-CUBE is an open-source e-commerce content management system (CMS) developed in Japan. It requires server installation and administration, with content stored in a SQL database. The platform is highly customizable, supporting extensions and customizations using PHP and JavaScript, and offers a RESTful API for integration purposes. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | EC-CUBE is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, particularly those seeking a flexible and powerful platform for custom e-commerce development and content management. While it can be used by single content editors, its strengths lie in supporting development teams of various sizes. | copyleft | commercial | EC-CUBE is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), a copyleft open-source license. It is developed and maintained by a commercial entity, with its source code available for public use and modification. | self-contained | EC-CUBE includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to define user roles and permissions. This facilitates collaborative management within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | EC-CUBE offers a web-based interface for content editing, complete with support for custom fields and content types. While it provides previewing capabilities and some workflow features, advanced versioning and real-time collaboration may require additional plugins or custom development. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | EC-CUBE allows for extensive on-site display customization and offers a variety of themes through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. While basic theming is possible without development skills, advanced design changes may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | EC-CUBE supports responsive design, ensuring that online stores are accessible and functional across various devices. While it doesn't natively create Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), there are plugins available to enhance mobile performance. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | EC-CUBE offers limited support for internationalization. Implementing full multilingual capabilities may require additional configuration or custom development. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | EC-CUBE is highly extensible through a variety of available plugins and themes. It offers a centralized marketplace with numerous free and paid extensions. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Not Specified | Not Specified | EC-CUBE includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core functionality, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It also supports integration with various platforms and payment gateways through extensions. | free | - | - | - | EC-CUBE is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, expenses may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any professional services required for customization or maintenance. | |
| 70 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | Open Journal Systems (OJS) is an open-source journal management and publishing system developed by the Public Knowledge Project. It requires server installation and administration, with content stored in a SQL database. The platform is highly customizable, supporting extensions and customizations using PHP and JavaScript, and offers a RESTful API for integration purposes. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OJS is suitable for a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, particularly those seeking a flexible and powerful platform for managing and publishing scholarly journals. While it can be used by single content editors, its strengths lie in supporting editorial teams of various sizes. | copyleft | non-profit | OJS is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), a copyleft open-source license. It is developed and maintained by the Public Knowledge Project, a non-profit initiative. | self-contained | OJS includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to define user roles and permissions. This facilitates collaborative management within the platform, supporting roles such as journal manager, editor, reviewer, author, and reader. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | OJS offers a web-based interface for content editing, complete with support for custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, previewing capabilities, and comprehensive editorial workflows, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | OJS allows for extensive on-site display customization and offers a variety of themes, though it lacks a centralized theme marketplace. While basic theming is possible without development skills, advanced design changes may require frontend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | OJS supports responsive design, ensuring that journals are accessible and functional across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | OJS provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management and user interfaces, making it suitable for global use. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | OJS is highly extensible through a variety of available plugins. While there isn't a centralized marketplace, numerous free and paid plugins are available from the community. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | OJS includes support for subscription management and can handle paid access to journal content. However, comprehensive e-commerce features may require additional plugins or custom development. | free | - | - | - | OJS is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, expenses may arise from hosting, domain registration, and any professional services required for customization or maintenance. | |||
| 71 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | ePages is a cloud-based e-commerce platform designed for small to medium-sized businesses, offering a fully managed solution that requires no server administration. It provides a user-friendly interface for creating and managing online stores, with customization options primarily through JavaScript. The platform includes a RESTful API for integrations and supports various payment and shipping options. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ePages caters to individual entrepreneurs, small businesses, and development teams seeking an easy-to-use e-commerce solution. While suitable for larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored to the needs of small to medium-sized operations. | proprietary | commercial | ePages is a proprietary, commercially developed platform owned by ePages GmbH, a company specializing in e-commerce solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. | self-contained | ePages includes an integrated user management system, allowing store owners to manage customer accounts, roles, and permissions directly within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ePages offers a drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, enabling on-site editing and previewing. It supports custom fields and limited custom content types but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ePages provides a variety of pre-designed themes available through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their online store without requiring frontend development skills, thanks to the intuitive editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ePages ensures that online stores are responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless shopping experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ePages supports multiple languages for both store content and the user interface, making it suitable for businesses targeting international markets. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ePages offers an extension marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance store functionality. Users can extend their store's capabilities without requiring backend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe | ePages includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core offering, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It supports integration with platforms like Amazon and eBay, as well as payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe. | subscription | $ 25 | - | $ 300 | ePages operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at €25 per month for the 'Store' package. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for domain registration, premium themes, and any paid extensions. A 14-day free trial is available for testing the platform. | |
| 72 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | flat-file | shared, vps, managed | none | MonoCMS is a lightweight, flat-file content management system (CMS) written in PHP. It does not require a database, storing content in flat files, which simplifies installation and maintenance. The platform supports plugins and extensions developed in PHP and JavaScript, allowing for customization of functionality and appearance. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS is well-suited for individual hobbyists, single developers, and small content teams seeking a simple, easy-to-use CMS without the complexity of database management. Its lightweight nature makes it less ideal for large development teams or enterprise-level applications. | proprietary | community | MonoCMS is a proprietary software developed and maintained by its community. Users can download and use it freely, but it does not have an open-source license. | self-contained | MonoCMS includes a built-in user management system, allowing administrators to create multiple control panel accounts with varying levels of access. This facilitates straightforward management of users within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS offers a web-based interface for content editing, featuring a simple text editor for creating posts and pages. While it supports basic tagging and categorization, advanced features like custom fields, content types, versioning, and collaborative workflows are limited or absent. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | MonoCMS allows for on-site display customization through direct editing of HTML and CSS files. While it doesn't have a centralized theme marketplace, users can create or modify themes manually, which may require some frontend development skills. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS's default design offers limited responsiveness for mobile devices. Achieving full mobile compatibility may require additional customization of the site's HTML and CSS. | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS lacks built-in support for internationalization. Managing multilingual content or user interfaces would require custom development. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS supports plugins and extensions, but it lacks a centralized marketplace. Users can develop custom plugins using PHP and JavaScript, which requires backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | MonoCMS does not include e-commerce features in its core functionality, nor does it have readily available extensions for such purposes. Implementing e-commerce capabilities would require significant custom development. | free | - | - | - | MonoCMS is free to download and use, with no associated licensing costs. However, users should consider expenses related to hosting, domain registration, and any custom development or maintenance services required. | |||
| 73 | 0.1% | 0.1% | static site generator | ⚠︎ | Ruby | Ruby, Liquid | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Markdown, YAML | shared, vps, managed, serverless | none | Jekyll is a static site generator written in Ruby that transforms plain text files into static websites and blogs. It uses Markdown for content creation and Liquid templating for layouts. As a static site generator, it doesn't require a database, and the generated sites can be hosted on various platforms, including GitHub Pages. While it doesn't provide built-in APIs, its simplicity and flexibility make it a popular choice for developers seeking a straightforward solution for static site creation. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Jekyll is ideal for individual developers, hobbyists, and small teams looking to create simple, static websites or blogs. Its reliance on command-line tools and static content files makes it less suitable for large teams or enterprises requiring collaborative content editing and complex workflows. | permissive | community | Jekyll is an open-source project licensed under the MIT License, allowing for free use, modification, and distribution. It is maintained by a community of volunteers and contributors. | none | Jekyll does not include built-in user management features, as it generates static sites without dynamic content or user interaction. Any required user management would need to be implemented externally or through third-party services. | text editor | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content in Jekyll is created and managed through text files written in Markdown or HTML, edited with any text editor. Custom fields and content types can be defined using YAML front matter. While Jekyll doesn't provide built-in versioning or workflows, integration with version control systems like Git offers versioning capabilities. Previewing is possible through local development servers, but real-time collaboration features are absent. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Jekyll supports themes for styling websites, and users can customize or create their own themes using HTML, CSS, and Liquid templates. While there isn't an official theme marketplace, various free and paid themes are available from the community. Basic customization can be done without extensive frontend development skills, but advanced design changes may require such expertise. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Jekyll itself doesn't enforce responsive design, but developers can implement responsive layouts through custom themes and CSS frameworks. It doesn't natively support creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Jekyll doesn't provide built-in internationalization support, but multilingual sites can be achieved through custom configurations and plugins. Implementing multilingual content and interfaces requires additional setup and maintenance. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Jekyll is highly extensible through plugins written in Ruby. While there isn't a centralized extension marketplace, numerous plugins are available from the community, both free and paid. Developing custom plugins requires backend development skills. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Jekyll doesn't include e-commerce features in its core functionality. However, basic e-commerce capabilities can be added through third-party services and plugins, though they may be limited compared to dedicated e-commerce platforms. | free | - | - | - | Jekyll is free to use, with no licensing costs. Hosting can also be free when using services like GitHub Pages. However, users should consider potential expenses for custom domains, premium themes, plugins, and any necessary development services. | |||
| 74 | 0.1% | 0.1% | static site generator | ☐ | JavaScript | JavaScript, TypeScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Markdown, MDX | shared, vps, managed, serverless | none | Astro is a modern static site generator that allows developers to build fast websites using familiar technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while also supporting various front-end frameworks. It focuses on performance by shipping less JavaScript to the browser and supports multiple rendering methods, including static site generation and server-side rendering. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Astro is ideal for individual developers, hobbyists, and small teams looking to create fast, content-driven websites. Its flexibility allows developers to use their preferred front-end frameworks, making it suitable for various project sizes, though larger teams or enterprises may require additional tooling for collaboration and workflows. | permissive | community | Astro is an open-source project licensed under the MIT License, allowing for free use, modification, and distribution. It is maintained by a community of contributors dedicated to building a more sustainable future for open-source software. | none | Astro does not include built-in user management features, as it is designed for generating static sites. Any required user management would need to be implemented externally or through third-party services. | text editor | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Content in Astro is created and managed through text files, typically written in Markdown or MDX, and edited with any text editor. Custom fields and content types can be defined as needed. While Astro doesn't provide built-in versioning or workflows, integration with version control systems like Git offers versioning capabilities. Previewing is possible through local development servers, but real-time collaboration features are absent. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | Astro supports themes for styling websites, and users can customize or create their own themes using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. While there isn't an official theme marketplace, various free and paid themes are available from the community. Basic customization can be done without extensive frontend development skills, but advanced design changes may require such expertise. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Astro itself doesn't enforce responsive design, but developers can implement responsive layouts through custom themes and CSS frameworks. It doesn't natively support creating Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Astro doesn't provide built-in internationalization support, but multilingual sites can be achieved through custom configurations and plugins. Implementing multilingual content and interfaces requires additional setup and maintenance. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Astro is highly extensible through integrations and plugins. While there isn't a centralized extension marketplace, numerous plugins are available from the community, both free and paid. Developing custom plugins requires backend development skills. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Astro doesn't include e-commerce features in its core functionality. However, e-commerce capabilities can be added through third-party services and integrations, though they may be limited compared to dedicated e-commerce platforms. | free | - | - | - | Astro is free to use, with no licensing costs. Hosting can also be free when using services like GitHub Pages. However, users should consider potential expenses for custom domains, premium themes, plugins, and any necessary development services. | |||
| 75 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | JTL-Shop is a self-hosted e-commerce platform developed in PHP, requiring server installation and administration. It utilizes a SQL database for content storage and supports extensions through PHP and JavaScript. The platform offers a REST API for integrations and is compatible with various hosting environments, including shared, VPS, and managed hosting services. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | JTL-Shop caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large enterprises, seeking a customizable and scalable e-commerce solution. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can utilize the platform, it is particularly well-suited for small to large development teams and content management groups. | proprietary | commercial | JTL-Shop is proprietary software developed and maintained by JTL-Software GmbH, a commercial entity specializing in e-commerce solutions. | self-contained | JTL-Shop includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to create and manage user accounts with varying roles and permissions directly within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | JTL-Shop offers a web-based interface for content editing, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow features, though it lacks real-time collaboration tools. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | JTL-Shop supports packaged themes and allows on-site display customization. While there isn't a centralized theme marketplace, various themes, both free and paid, are available from the community and third-party developers. Basic customization can be achieved without extensive frontend development skills, but advanced modifications may require such expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | JTL-Shop's default templates are designed to be responsive, ensuring compatibility across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | JTL-Shop provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for businesses operating in multiple languages. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | JTL-Shop is extensible through plugins and modules developed in PHP and JavaScript. While there isn't a centralized extension marketplace, various extensions, both free and paid, are available from the community and third-party developers. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe | JTL-Shop includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core functionality, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It supports integration with platforms like Amazon and eBay, as well as payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe. | per site, free tier | - | - | - | JTL-Shop offers a Community Free Edition that allows users to set up an online shop free of charge, supporting up to 500 items. For more extensive features and higher item limits, paid editions are available. Users should also consider costs related to hosting, domain registration, and any premium themes or extensions they may require. | |
| 76 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | IdeaSoft is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that enables businesses to create and manage online stores without the need for server administration. It offers a fully managed environment with customization options primarily through JavaScript. The platform includes a RESTful API for integrations and supports various payment and shipping options. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | IdeaSoft caters to individual entrepreneurs, small businesses, and development teams seeking an easy-to-use e-commerce solution. While suitable for larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored to the needs of small to medium-sized operations. | proprietary | commercial | IdeaSoft is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in e-commerce solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. | self-contained | IdeaSoft includes an integrated user management system, allowing store owners to manage customer accounts, roles, and permissions directly within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | IdeaSoft offers a drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, enabling on-site editing and previewing. It supports custom fields and limited custom content types but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IdeaSoft provides a variety of pre-designed themes available through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their online store without requiring frontend development skills, thanks to the intuitive editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | IdeaSoft ensures that online stores are responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless shopping experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IdeaSoft supports multiple languages for both store content and the user interface, making it suitable for businesses targeting international markets. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IdeaSoft offers an extension marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance store functionality. Users can extend their store's capabilities without requiring backend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe | IdeaSoft includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core offering, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It supports integration with platforms like Amazon and eBay, as well as payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe. | subscription | $ 25 | - | $ 300 | IdeaSoft operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $25 per month. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for domain registration, premium themes, and any paid extensions. A free trial is available for testing the platform. | |
| 77 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | BaseKit is a cloud-based website builder and e-commerce platform that enables small businesses to create and manage websites without the need for server administration. It offers a fully managed environment with customization options primarily through JavaScript. The platform includes a RESTful API for integrations and supports various payment and shipping options. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | BaseKit caters to individual entrepreneurs, small businesses, and development teams seeking an easy-to-use website builder and e-commerce solution. While suitable for larger teams and enterprises, its feature set is primarily tailored to the needs of small to medium-sized operations. | proprietary | commercial | BaseKit is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in website building and e-commerce solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. | self-contained | BaseKit includes an integrated user management system, allowing website owners to manage user accounts, roles, and permissions directly within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | BaseKit offers a drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, enabling on-site editing and previewing. It supports custom fields and limited custom content types but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BaseKit provides a variety of pre-designed themes available through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their website without requiring frontend development skills, thanks to the intuitive editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | BaseKit ensures that websites are responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BaseKit supports multiple languages for both website content and the user interface, making it suitable for businesses targeting international markets. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BaseKit offers an extension marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance website functionality. Users can extend their website's capabilities without requiring backend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe | BaseKit includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core offering, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It supports integration with platforms like Amazon and eBay, as well as payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe. | subscription | $ 9.99 | - | $ 119.88 | BaseKit operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at £9.99 per month. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for domain registration, premium themes, and any paid extensions. A free trial is available for testing the platform. | |
| 78 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | BentoBox is a cloud-based marketing and commerce platform designed specifically for restaurants. It offers a fully managed environment, eliminating the need for server administration. Customization is primarily achieved through JavaScript, and the platform provides a RESTful API for integrations. BentoBox includes features such as website building, online ordering, event management, and reservations, all tailored to the needs of the hospitality industry. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BentoBox is tailored for restaurant owners, operators, and marketing teams seeking an all-in-one solution to manage their online presence and operations. While it may not be suitable for individual hobbyists, it effectively serves small to large teams within the hospitality industry, including enterprises looking to enhance diner engagement and streamline operations. | proprietary | commercial | BentoBox is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in digital solutions for the restaurant industry. | self-contained | BentoBox includes an integrated user management system, allowing restaurant operators to manage diner interactions, reservations, and orders directly within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | BentoBox offers a user-friendly drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, enabling on-site editing and previewing. It supports custom fields and limited custom content types but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BentoBox provides a variety of pre-designed themes available through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize their website's appearance without requiring frontend development skills, thanks to the intuitive editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | BentoBox ensures that restaurant websites are responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | BentoBox primarily targets the U.S. market and offers limited support for multilingual content and interfaces. Implementing multiple languages may require additional customization and is not a core feature of the platform. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | BentoBox offers an extension marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance website functionality. Users can extend their site's capabilities without requiring backend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Clover POS | Fiserv | BentoBox includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core offering, such as online ordering, gift cards, and event ticketing. It integrates with platforms like Clover POS and payment gateways including Fiserv to facilitate seamless transactions. | subscription | $ 119 | - | $ 1,428 | BentoBox operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $119 per month. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for domain registration, premium themes, and any paid extensions. A free trial is available for testing the platform. | |
| 79 | 0.1% | 0.1% | server install | ☑︎ | PHP | PHP, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | shared, vps, managed | REST | IPS Community Suite is a self-hosted community platform developed in PHP, requiring server installation and administration. It utilizes a SQL database for content storage and supports extensions through PHP and JavaScript. The platform offers a RESTful API for integrations and is compatible with various hosting environments, including shared, VPS, and managed hosting services. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IPS Community Suite caters to a wide range of users, from single developers to large enterprises, seeking a customizable and scalable community platform. While individual hobbyists and single content editors can utilize the platform, it is particularly well-suited for small to large development teams and content management groups. | proprietary | commercial | IPS Community Suite is proprietary software developed and maintained by Invision Community, a commercial entity specializing in community platform solutions. | self-contained | IPS Community Suite includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to create and manage user accounts with varying roles and permissions directly within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | IPS Community Suite offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides previewing capabilities and basic versioning and workflow features, though it lacks real-time collaboration tools. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IPS Community Suite supports packaged themes and allows on-site display customization. A variety of themes, both free and paid, are available through its marketplace. Basic customization can be achieved without extensive frontend development skills, but advanced modifications may require such expertise. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | IPS Community Suite's default templates are designed to be responsive, ensuring compatibility across various devices. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IPS Community Suite provides robust support for internationalization, including multilingual content management, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for communities operating in multiple languages. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IPS Community Suite is highly extensible through plugins and modules developed in PHP and JavaScript. A centralized extension marketplace offers various extensions, both free and paid, from the community and third-party developers. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | IPS Community Suite includes comprehensive commerce features in its core functionality, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. Additional e-commerce capabilities can be added through extensions and integrations. | per site | - | $ 200 | $ 200 | IPS Community Suite operates on a per-site licensing model, with a one-time software license fee starting at approximately $200. Users should also consider costs related to hosting, domain registration, and any premium themes or extensions they may require. | |||
| 80 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | Ticimax is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that enables businesses to create and manage online stores without the need for server administration. It offers a fully managed environment with customization options primarily through JavaScript. The platform includes a RESTful API for integrations and supports various payment and shipping options. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ticimax caters to a wide range of users, from individual entrepreneurs to large enterprises, seeking a customizable and scalable e-commerce solution. While individual hobbyists can utilize the platform, it is particularly well-suited for small to large development teams and content management groups. | proprietary | commercial | Ticimax is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in e-commerce solutions for businesses. | self-contained | Ticimax includes an integrated user management system, allowing store owners to manage customer accounts, roles, and permissions directly within the platform. | drag and drop | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ⚠︎ | Ticimax offers a drag-and-drop editor for content creation and management, enabling on-site editing and previewing. It supports custom fields and limited custom content types but lacks versioning and real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ticimax provides a variety of pre-designed themes available through its marketplace, including both free and paid options. Users can customize the display of their online store without requiring frontend development skills, thanks to the intuitive editor. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Ticimax ensures that online stores are responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless shopping experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ticimax supports multiple languages for both store content and the user interface, making it suitable for businesses targeting international markets. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Ticimax offers an extension marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance store functionality. Users can extend their store's capabilities without requiring backend development skills. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Amazon, eBay | PayPal, Stripe | Ticimax includes comprehensive e-commerce features in its core offering, such as product management, shopping cart, and checkout processes. It supports integration with platforms like Amazon and eBay, as well as payment gateways including PayPal and Stripe. | subscription | $ 700 | - | $ 700 | Ticimax operates on a subscription-based model, with annual renewal fees starting at 23,988 TL plus inflation for the Advantage Package. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for domain registration, premium themes, and any paid extensions. | |
| 81 | 0.1% | 0.1% | SaaS | ☐ | N/A | Apex, JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | Salesforce CMS is a cloud-based, hybrid content management system that enables users to create, manage, and deliver content across various digital channels without the need for server administration. It offers a fully managed environment with customization options primarily through Apex and JavaScript. The platform includes a RESTful API for integrations and supports seamless content distribution to both Salesforce-powered and external digital experiences. | ☐ | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Salesforce CMS is designed for businesses and organizations of varying sizes, from small development teams to large enterprises, seeking a robust and scalable content management solution. While it may not be suitable for individual hobbyists, it effectively serves content editors and teams aiming to deliver personalized experiences across multiple channels. | proprietary | commercial | Salesforce CMS is proprietary software developed and maintained by Salesforce, a leading commercial entity specializing in customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise cloud computing solutions. | self-contained | Salesforce CMS includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access levels directly within the platform, facilitating collaboration while maintaining brand standards. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Salesforce CMS offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to streamline content production. However, it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Salesforce CMS allows users to customize content presentation without requiring frontend development skills. While it supports on-site display customization, it does not offer a theme marketplace with packaged or paid themes. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Salesforce CMS ensures that content is responsive and accessible across various devices, providing a seamless experience for mobile users. However, it does not natively support the creation of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) or native mobile applications. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Salesforce CMS supports multiple languages for content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for organizations targeting international markets. | ⚠︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Salesforce CMS is extensible through custom development using Apex and JavaScript. While it does not offer a centralized extension marketplace, developers can create custom functionalities to meet specific business needs. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Salesforce Commerce Cloud | Salesforce CMS does not include e-commerce features in its core offering but can integrate with Salesforce Commerce Cloud to provide comprehensive commerce capabilities. | subscription | - | - | - | Salesforce CMS is included in a limited capacity for all Salesforce organizations. Customers with Experience Cloud licenses can access all features included in Salesforce CMS and the Digital Experiences app. Additional costs may apply based on specific business requirements and usage. | ||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Not Applicable | managed | REST | Contentful is a cloud-based headless content management system (CMS) that decouples content creation from presentation, allowing for flexible content delivery across various platforms and devices. It offers a fully managed environment with customization primarily through JavaScript and provides a RESTful API for integrations. Contentful enables developers to build applications and websites with the frontend technology of their choice while managing content centrally. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contentful caters to a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, seeking a flexible and scalable content management solution. While individual hobbyists can utilize the platform, it is particularly well-suited for development teams and content management groups of all sizes. | proprietary | commercial | Contentful is proprietary software developed and maintained by a commercial entity specializing in headless CMS solutions. | self-contained | Contentful includes an integrated user management system, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and access levels directly within the platform. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Contentful offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to streamline content production. However, it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Contentful does not provide packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend developers are required to build the presentation layer, offering complete flexibility in design and user experience. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Contentful delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to create responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The platform itself does not directly create these applications but provides the content infrastructure to support them. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contentful supports multiple languages for content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for organizations targeting international markets. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Contentful is extensible through custom development using JavaScript. It offers a marketplace with various plugins and integrations to enhance functionality. Implementing significant customizations typically requires backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Contentful does not include e-commerce features in its core offering but can integrate with various e-commerce platforms through extensions and custom development. | subscription | $ 300 | - | $ 3,600 | Contentful operates on a subscription-based model, with plans starting at $300 per month. There are no additional software licensing fees, but users should consider costs for premium plugins, integrations, and any custom development required. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | static site generator | ☐ | JavaScript | JavaScript, React | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | Git | self-hosted, managed | custom | Decap CMS is an open-source content management system designed to integrate seamlessly with static site generators. It provides a web-based interface for content editing, storing content directly in Git repositories, which enhances version control and collaboration. The system is built with JavaScript and React, allowing for extensive customization through custom-styled previews, UI widgets, and editor plugins. Decap CMS can be self-hosted or used with various hosting services, offering flexibility in deployment. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Decap CMS caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises. Its user-friendly interface and Git-based workflow make it suitable for developers and content editors alike, facilitating efficient content management across various project sizes and team structures. | permissive | community | Decap CMS is released under the MIT License, promoting open-source development and community collaboration. It is maintained by a community of contributors, ensuring continuous improvement and support. | self-contained | Decap CMS includes a built-in user management system that allows administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the CMS. Additionally, with Git Gateway, team members can access the CMS without requiring a GitHub account, simplifying collaboration. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Decap CMS offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, real-time previewing, and editing workflows to streamline content production. However, it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a CMS designed for static site generators, Decap CMS does not provide packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, offering flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Decap CMS delivers content via integration with static site generators, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Decap CMS supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Decap CMS is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | Decap CMS does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free | - | - | - | Decap CMS is free to use under the MIT License, with no subscription or software licensing fees. Users should consider potential costs for hosting, custom development, and maintenance when planning their projects. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☑︎ | JavaScript | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | self-hosted, managed | REST, GraphQL | Directus is an open-source headless CMS that provides a dynamic API and an intuitive admin app for managing SQL databases. It supports both REST and GraphQL APIs, offering flexibility in content delivery. Users can choose between self-hosting or managed cloud services, depending on their needs. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Directus caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises, offering scalability and customization to meet diverse content management needs. Its open-source nature and extensibility make it suitable for various project sizes and team structures. | permissive | commercial | Directus is released under the Business Source License (BSL), allowing for extensive customization and use. It is maintained by Monospace Inc., a commercial entity that offers additional enterprise features and support services. | self-contained | Directus includes a built-in user management system with role-based access control, enabling administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Directus provides a web-based interface for content creation, supporting custom fields and content types. It offers versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Directus does not include packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Directus delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Directus supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Directus is highly extensible through its modular architecture, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom extensions or those available in the Directus marketplace. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Directus does not include e-commerce features in its core but can integrate with various e-commerce platforms through extensions and custom development, enabling tailored commerce solutions. | free, subscription | $ 25 | - | - | Directus offers a free, open-source Community Edition under the BSL. For advanced features and support, paid cloud plans start at $25 per month. Users should also consider potential costs for hosting, extensions, and custom development. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☑︎ | JavaScript | JavaScript, TypeScript | JavaScript, React | MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL | self-hosted | GraphQL | KeystoneJS is an open-source headless content management system (CMS) and application framework built with Node.js. It allows developers to define custom schemas and provides a powerful GraphQL API along with a customizable Admin UI for managing content and data. KeystoneJS supports various databases, including MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and MySQL, offering flexibility in content storage. It is designed for self-hosting, giving developers full control over their application's infrastructure. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | KeystoneJS caters to a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises. Its flexible architecture and customizable features make it suitable for various project sizes and team structures, facilitating efficient content management and application development. | permissive | community | KeystoneJS is released under the MIT License, promoting open-source development and community collaboration. It is maintained by a community of contributors, ensuring continuous improvement and support. | self-contained | KeystoneJS includes a built-in user management system with role-based access control, enabling administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | KeystoneJS provides a web-based Admin UI for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It offers versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, KeystoneJS does not include packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | KeystoneJS delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | KeystoneJS supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | KeystoneJS is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | KeystoneJS does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free | - | - | - | KeystoneJS is free to use under the MIT License, with no subscription or software licensing fees. Users should consider potential costs for hosting, custom development, and maintenance when planning their projects. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☑︎ | TypeScript | TypeScript, React | JavaScript, React | MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL | self-hosted, managed | REST, GraphQL | Payload CMS is an open-source headless content management system and application framework built with TypeScript and React. It offers flexibility in content management and delivery through RESTful and GraphQL APIs. Users can choose between self-hosting or managed cloud services, depending on their needs. Payload CMS supports various databases, including MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and MySQL, providing developers with control over both backend and frontend integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Payload CMS caters to a broad spectrum of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises, offering scalability and customization to meet diverse content management needs. Its open-source nature and extensibility make it suitable for various project sizes and team structures. | permissive | commercial | Payload CMS is released under the MIT License, allowing for extensive customization and use. It is maintained by a commercial entity that offers additional enterprise features and support services. | self-contained | Payload CMS includes a built-in user management system with role-based access control, enabling administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Payload CMS provides a web-based interface for content creation, supporting custom fields and content types. It offers versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Payload does not include packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Payload CMS delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Payload CMS supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Payload CMS is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | Payload CMS does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free, subscription | $ 22 | - | - | Payload CMS offers a free, open-source Community Edition under the MIT License. For advanced features and support, paid plans start at $22 per month. Users should also consider potential costs for hosting, plugins, and custom development. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☐ | N/A | JavaScript, TypeScript | JavaScript, React, Vue, Svelte | Cloud-based | managed | REST, GraphQL | Prismic is a headless content management system (CMS) that enables developers and marketers to create, manage, and deliver content seamlessly across various platforms. As a managed service, it eliminates the need for server administration, allowing teams to focus on content and development. Prismic offers both REST and GraphQL APIs for flexible content delivery and integrates smoothly with popular frontend frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte. Its cloud-based storage ensures scalability and reliability for content management. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Prismic caters to a diverse range of users, from individual developers and content editors to large enterprise teams. Its intuitive interface and flexible content modeling make it suitable for projects of varying scales, facilitating efficient collaboration between development and marketing teams. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | proprietary | commercial | Prismic is a proprietary, commercially developed platform. While it is not open-source, it offers comprehensive documentation and support to assist users in maximizing its features. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | self-contained | Prismic includes built-in user management with role-based access control, allowing administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. This facilitates secure and organized content collaboration among team members. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Prismic offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to streamline content production. However, it does not support real-time collaboration features. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Prismic does not offer packaged themes or a theme marketplace. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | N/A | N/A | N/A | Prismic delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Prismic supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Prismic is highly extensible through its API-driven approach, allowing developers to integrate custom functionalities and third-party services. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | ☐ | ☐ | Prismic does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | subscription, free tier | $ 15 | - | $ 180 | Prismic offers a free tier suitable for small projects and individual use. Paid plans start at $15 per month, providing additional features and support for larger teams and projects. Users should consider potential costs for hosting and custom development when planning their projects. [Source: [prismic.io](https://prismic.io)] | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☐ | Javascript | Javascript | React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Gatsby, Eleventy | NoSQL | managed, serverless | REST, GraphQL | Sanity is a headless CMS that operates as a serverless API, eliminating the need for server administration. It utilizes JavaScript for backend and extensions, and supports various frontend technologies including React, Vue, and Svelte. Content is stored in a NoSQL database, with managed and serverless hosting options. APIs are available in both REST and GraphQL formats. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Sanity caters to a wide range of users, from individual hobbyists and single developers to large development teams and enterprise corporations. Its flexible and scalable architecture makes it suitable for both small and large content teams. | permissive | commercial | Sanity's core components are open-source with a permissive license, allowing for extensive customization. The platform is developed and maintained by a commercial entity, ensuring ongoing support and development. | self-contained | Sanity provides built-in user management, allowing administrators to control access and permissions within the platform without relying on external authentication services. | web form | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Sanity offers a web-based content editing interface with support for custom fields and content types. Features include versioning, content previewing, and editing workflows. Real-time collaboration is supported, enhancing team productivity. On-site editing capabilities are limited. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Sanity requires frontend development for content display, offering flexibility in design and implementation. It does not provide packaged themes or a theme marketplace, emphasizing custom frontend solutions. | ☑︎ | ⚠︎ | ⚠︎ | Sanity supports responsive design through its flexible content delivery, enabling developers to create mobile-friendly websites. While it doesn't directly create PWAs or native apps, its API-driven approach allows integration with frameworks that do. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Sanity supports internationalization with features for managing multilingual content, a multilingual user interface, and an editor that accommodates multiple languages, facilitating global content strategies. | ⚠︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | Sanity is highly extensible, with a marketplace offering various extensions. While some customization may require backend development, many extensions can be integrated without extensive coding. All extensions in the marketplace are free. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Shopify, BigCommerce | Stripe, PayPal | E-commerce functionality is not included in Sanity's core but can be added through extensions. It integrates with platforms like Shopify and BigCommerce, and supports payment gateways such as Stripe and PayPal. | per site, free tier | $ 15 | - | $ 180 | Sanity offers a free tier suitable for small projects, with paid plans starting at $15 per month for additional features and higher usage limits. The open-source nature of its core components means there are no software licensing fees. Estimated cost for the first year on the Growth plan is $180. | |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☐ | JavaScript | JavaScript, TypeScript | JavaScript, React | Cloudflare D1 | serverless | GraphQL | SonicJs is an open-source headless CMS and API framework built with JavaScript and TypeScript, optimized for deployment on Cloudflare Workers. It leverages Cloudflare's serverless platform and D1 database to deliver exceptional performance, with API response times significantly faster than traditional Node.js applications. SonicJs provides a GraphQL API for content management and is designed for serverless hosting, eliminating the need for server administration. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | SonicJs caters to a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, offering a scalable and high-performance content management solution suitable for various project sizes and team structures. | permissive | community | SonicJs is released under the MIT License, promoting open-source development and community collaboration. | self-contained | SonicJs includes built-in user and role management features, allowing administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the CMS. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | SonicJs offers a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | As a headless CMS, SonicJs does not include packaged themes or a theme marketplace. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, offering flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | SonicJs delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | SonicJs supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | SonicJs is highly extensible through its modular architecture, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom modules. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | SonicJs does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free | - | - | - | SonicJs is free to use under the MIT License, with no subscription or software licensing fees. Users should consider potential costs for Cloudflare Workers usage, hosting, and custom development when planning their projects. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☑︎ | JavaScript | JavaScript | HTML, CSS, JavaScript | SQL | self-hosted, managed | REST, GraphQL | Strapi is an open-source headless CMS built with JavaScript, offering flexibility in content management and delivery through RESTful and GraphQL APIs. It supports SQL databases and can be self-hosted or deployed via managed services. Customization is achieved through JavaScript, providing developers with control over both backend and frontend integrations. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Strapi caters to a broad spectrum of users, from individual hobbyists to large enterprises, offering scalability and customization to meet diverse content management needs. Its open-source nature and extensibility make it suitable for various project sizes and team structures. | permissive | commercial | Strapi is released under the MIT License, allowing for extensive customization and use. It is maintained by Strapi, a commercial entity that offers additional enterprise features and support services. | self-contained | Strapi includes a built-in user management system with role-based access control, enabling administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Strapi provides a web-based interface for content creation, supporting custom fields and content types. It offers versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Strapi does not include packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Strapi delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Strapi supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Strapi is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins or those available in the Strapi Market. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☑︎ | Strapi does not include e-commerce features in its core but can integrate with various e-commerce platforms through extensions and custom development, enabling tailored commerce solutions. | free, subscription | $ 9 | - | - | Strapi offers a free, open-source Community Edition under the MIT License. For advanced features and support, paid plans start at $9 per user per month. Users should also consider potential costs for hosting, plugins, and custom development. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☐ | JavaScript | JavaScript, React | JavaScript, React | Git | self-hosted, managed | GraphQL | TinaCMS is an open-source headless content management system that integrates directly with Git repositories, enabling seamless content management for static and dynamic sites. Built with JavaScript and React, it offers a real-time visual editing experience and utilizes a GraphQL API for content querying. TinaCMS supports both self-hosted and managed hosting options, providing flexibility for various project needs. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TinaCMS caters to a wide range of users, from individual developers to large enterprises, offering a flexible and user-friendly content management solution that integrates seamlessly with existing workflows. | permissive | community | TinaCMS is released under the Apache-2.0 license, promoting open-source development and community collaboration. | self-contained | TinaCMS includes built-in user management features, allowing administrators to manage user roles and permissions within the CMS. | web form | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | TinaCMS offers a real-time visual editing experience directly within the website, supporting custom fields and content types. It provides versioning, live previewing, and editing workflows to streamline content production, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☑︎ | As a headless CMS, TinaCMS does not provide packaged themes or a theme marketplace. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, offering flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | TinaCMS delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | TinaCMS supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | TinaCMS is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | TinaCMS does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free | - | - | - | TinaCMS is free to use under the Apache-2.0 license, with no subscription or software licensing fees. Users should consider potential costs for hosting, custom development, and maintenance when planning their projects. | |||
| N/A | N/A | N/A | headless API | ☑︎ | JavaScript | JavaScript, TypeScript | JavaScript, React | MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL | self-hosted | GraphQL | Webiny is an open-source, serverless content management platform designed for enterprises. Built with JavaScript and TypeScript, it offers a headless CMS with a GraphQL API, enabling developers to create scalable and secure applications. Webiny is self-hosted, providing full control over data and infrastructure, and supports various databases, including MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. It also includes features like a page builder, form builder, and file manager, making it a comprehensive solution for content management and application development. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webiny caters to a broad spectrum of users, from individual developers to large enterprises. Its scalable architecture and extensive feature set make it suitable for various project sizes and team structures, facilitating efficient content management and application development. | permissive | commercial | Webiny is released under the MIT License, promoting open-source development and community collaboration. It is maintained by a commercial entity that offers additional enterprise features and support services. | self-contained | Webiny includes a built-in user management system with role-based access control, enabling administrators to define permissions and manage user roles within the CMS. | web form | ☐ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☑︎ | Webiny provides a web-based interface for content creation and management, supporting custom fields and content types. It offers versioning, previewing, and editing workflows to facilitate content management, though it lacks real-time collaboration features. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | As a headless CMS, Webiny does not include packaged themes or on-site display customization. Frontend development is required to design and implement the presentation layer, providing flexibility in delivering content across various platforms. | N/A | N/A | N/A | Webiny delivers content via APIs, allowing developers to build responsive designs, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), or native mobile applications as needed. The CMS itself does not directly create these applications but serves as a backend content provider. | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | ☑︎ | Webiny supports internationalization, enabling the management of multilingual content, user interfaces, and editor tools, making it suitable for global audiences. | ☑︎ | ☐ | ☐ | Webiny is highly extensible through its plugin system, allowing developers to enhance functionality with custom plugins. Significant customizations typically require backend development expertise. | ☐ | ☐ | Webiny does not include e-commerce features in its core offering and does not provide official extensions for commerce. Integration with e-commerce platforms would require custom development to meet specific business needs. | free, subscription | $ 9 | - | - | Webiny offers a free, open-source Community Edition under the MIT License. For advanced features and support, paid plans start at $9 per user per month. Users should also consider potential costs for hosting, plugins, and custom development. | |||