Versoly is a no-code website platform founded in 2014, focused on marketing landing pages and high-conversion websites with custom domains, SEO settings and form tool integrations for marketing teams.
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Drupal CMS is the official out-of-the-box edition of Drupal released in January 2025, with 100+ built-in Recipes and an AI website assistant, sharing the 40k+ module ecosystem on Drupal.org and greatly lowering the barrier to enterprise site building.
Ibexa (eZ Publish) originates from Norway, where its predecessor eZ Systems was founded in 1999, and is an enterprise open-source CMS and digital experience platform (DXP) known for enterprise content modeling, multilingual, and workflow capabilities.
Zoho Sites is the website builder in the Zoho ecosystem, backed by Zoho Corporation, founded in 1996 with 55+ apps and 80M+ users. Drag-and-drop building with SEO tools and deep CRM integration starts at $0, making it a fit for businesses already in the Zoho ecosystem.
Bloomreach is a digital experience platform (DXP) founded in 2009 that unifies headless CMS, AI search and personalization, and a customer data platform (CDP), serving 1500+ enterprise customers. It started as the open source Java CMS (Hippo) and is known for AI-driven e-commerce content and customer experiences.
Umbraco is an open-source .NET CMS founded in Denmark in 2005 with over 700,000 installations, known for its MIT-licensed core, friendly editing experience and Heartcore headless mode for Microsoft-stack enterprise content sites.
Mobirise is an offline desktop website builder founded in the United States in 2017, offering drag-and-drop editing on Bootstrap 5 with thousands of content blocks and hundreds of templates. The core software is $0 for commercial use and exports static HTML for deployment anywhere, ideal for quickly building static sites.
Homestead is a long-standing US drag-and-drop website builder founded in 1997 by Homestead Technologies, providing site building, domains, and business email in one place for individuals and local small businesses, with simple operation and a fast learning curve.
Jahia is a Java Digital Experience Platform (DXP) founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 2002. Offering CMS, portal, personalization and integration through an open-source core plus an enterprise edition, it focuses on highly regulated industries such as banking, insurance and the public sector.
SiteBuilder is a US-based website builder focused on quick launches, with 1 drag-and-drop editor, 24/7 support, and a lightweight workflow for small business sites.
GoDaddy Website Builder is the all-in-one AI site builder from the world's largest domain registrar, serving over 21 million customers with AI page generation, domain binding, business email, and online stores.
Simvoly is an all-in-one website platform founded in Bulgaria in 2016, combining website building, marketing funnels, ecommerce, booking, and CRM, with a free plan starting at $0. Its drag-and-drop editor and 100+ templates let small businesses build the full path from traffic to sales without coding.
Contently is an enterprise content marketing platform founded in New York in 2011 that brings together 100,000+ vetted creators, offering integrated content strategy, production, publishing and ROI analytics services.
Blackboard is an education technology company founded in Washington, D.C. in 1997 and one of the oldest learning management systems (LMS) globally, serving thousands of universities. After merging with Anthology in 2021, it offers a complete online teaching solution from course management and virtual classrooms to accessibility and learning analytics.
CMS Made Simple is an open-source PHP content management system created in Canada in 2004 under the GPL license, known for its lightweight template and module system. It suits individuals and small businesses building content sites at no license cost.
Cockpit CMS is an open-source headless content management system released in 2015 under the MIT license, delivering JSON content through a REST API. It is lightweight, self-hostable and flexible for developer-driven, tech-stack-agnostic content backends.
Contao is a German open-source PHP content management system that originated as TYPOlight in 2006 and was renamed in 2010, known for accessibility (WCAG) and native multilingual websites. Built on Symfony components with no license fees, it suits government, association and media sites.
DNN (DotNetNuke) is an open-source .NET CMS that originated in 2002, deeply integrated with the Microsoft stack, with built-in native multilingual support and granular permissions, plus 1000+ extensions in its marketplace, ideal for enterprise portals and intranets.
Grav is an open-source flat-file CMS developed by the RocketTheme team, with no database, Markdown file storage, a free MIT license, lightweight deployment, and multilingual support for documentation and light content sites.
Pico CMS is a lightweight open-source flat-file CMS first released in 2013, storing content as Markdown files and rendering pages with Twig templates on any PHP host with millisecond-level page loads, ideal for personal blogs, portfolios and lightweight documentation sites.
ProcessWire is an open-source CMS released in 2010 and built on PHP, known for its flexible field model, API-driven development and template freedom, with 20+ built-in field types under the MPL 2.0 license, a common choice for developers building custom websites and business systems.
IM Creator is a free drag-and-drop website builder founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States, offering free subdomain hosting, responsive templates and an AI design assistant for launching personal resumes, portfolios and small landing pages at zero cost.
CoreMedia is an enterprise digital experience platform (DXP) founded in Hamburg, Germany in 1996, focused on content-commerce integration with deep integrations with SAP Commerce and other mainstream e-commerce platforms, supporting hybrid traditional and headless architectures.
Fork CMS is an open-source lightweight PHP content management system from Belgium, first released in 2010, known for modular extensions, multilingual support, and quick deployment, suited to small and medium business websites and localized sites.
MODX is an open-source PHP content management system initiated in 2004 and released under GPLv2, known for content-presentation separation, Template Variables (TVs) and fine-grained permissions. Free and open source, it suits developer-led, high-performance and highly customizable website projects.
Crownpeak is an enterprise Digital Experience Platform (DXP) founded in Denver, US in 2001, built cloud-natively on Microsoft Azure with built-in GDPR/CCPA consent management and WCAG accessibility scanning for compliance-driven large organizations.
Plone is an enterprise-grade open-source CMS released in 2001, built on Python and known for fine-grained permissions, multi-level workflows and native multilingual support, adopted by governments and international organizations for security- and compliance-heavy scenarios.
Butter CMS is a headless CMS founded in 2014 in Houston, Texas, United States, using an API-first architecture with a built-in blog engine and content modeling, offering SDKs for mainstream languages and designed for marketing and content teams.
Kentico is an all-in-one Digital Experience Platform (DXP) founded in Brno, Czech Republic in 2003. Built on the .NET stack, it combines CMS, digital marketing and e-commerce, serving 1000+ enterprise customers and suiting mid-to-large enterprises seeking integrated digital experiences.
ExpressionEngine is a PHP content management system created by EllisLab in 2002, known for flexible content modeling and a fully controllable template engine, maintained for over 20 years and suited to complex content-driven websites.
HostGator Website Builder is HostGator's drag-and-drop site builder for beginners, with 100+ templates, a free SSL certificate, a free first-year domain, and deep integration with its hosting services.
Dorik is a no-code website builder founded in 2021 offering AI one-click site generation, 100+ responsive templates and a built-in blog CMS, with a free plan for fast-launching personal and small-team websites.
Prismic is an API-first headless CMS founded in Paris, France in 2013, known for its Slice content model, Slice Machine local development and Page Builder visual editing, delivering content through REST and GraphQL APIs with over $40 million in cumulative funding.
dotCMS is an open-source enterprise CMS founded in Miami, US in 2003, built on the Java stack with dual-mode traditional and headless architecture, REST/GraphQL dual APIs and multi-site management, listed as a representative vendor by Gartner.
Brightspot is an enterprise content management system founded in the United States in 2007, known for flexible content modeling, multi-site management, and built-in DAM, serving large media publishers, education, and government, with headless CMS and AI content enhancement.
Textpattern is a lightweight open-source PHP CMS released in 2003, known for semantic templates and Textile typesetting with a small footprint and SEO-friendly output, suited to personal blogs and light content sites.