Strikingly is a mobile-first website builder incubated by Y Combinator in 2013, letting you publish on a free plan with paid plans from $8/month. Built-in e-commerce, blog, and forms focus on rapid one-page and lightweight sites.
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Compare 116 CMS platforms covering traditional CMS, headless CMS, and visual website builders.
Tilda is a no-code website builder founded in Moscow in 2014, offering 550+ blocks and 170+ templates for landing pages and content sites. With over 2 million users, the free plan starts at 1 site with 50 pages.
Webnode is a website builder founded in 2008 in Brno, Czech Republic, offering 20+ interface languages with built-in multilingual sites and ecommerce. Its free plan and drag-and-drop editing suit individuals and small businesses launching quickly.
Weebly is a drag-and-drop website platform founded in San Francisco in 2006 and acquired by Square for approximately $365M in 2018. With built-in ecommerce and Square payment integration, it suits individuals and small businesses launching sites with online stores.
Wix is a cloud website platform founded in Tel Aviv, Israel in 2006 with 220M+ registered users across 190+ countries. Its drag-and-drop editor, 500+ templates, and AI site builder let individuals and small businesses launch sites without coding.
Zyro is Hostinger's AI-driven website builder, offering 6+ AI capabilities such as AI Writer and AI Logo Maker plus 100+ responsive templates, with a free plan and paid plans from about $2.99/month for individuals and small businesses.
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.
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.
Craft CMS is an open-source CMS released in 2016 by Pixel & Tonic, known for flexible content modeling, Matrix fields and native GraphQL headless mode, with single-instance multi-site and multilingual support, adopted by brands such as Netflix and Spotify.
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.
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.
TYPO3 is an enterprise open-source CMS founded in 1997 and headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, known for native multilingual support, fine-grained permissions, and 5000+ extensions, a top choice for large enterprises and institutions in German-speaking Europe.
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.
Cockpit is a US online website-building service founded in 2014, offering drag-and-drop building, responsive templates and online store capabilities. It helps individuals and SMBs without technical backgrounds launch corporate sites quickly.
Acquia is an enterprise Drupal cloud platform and digital experience platform (DXP) hosting sites for 4500+ organizations, including Warner Music Group and Stanford University, with multi-cloud hosting, DAM, and low-code building.
Adobe Experience Manager is Adobe's enterprise digital experience management platform (CMS + DXP), combining Sites, Assets, and Forms, with AI personalization and DAM strengths, serving many global Fortune 500 brands.
Agility CMS is a Canadian enterprise headless content management system trusted by enterprise teams since 2003, offering REST/GraphQL APIs, multi-site management, AI tool integration, and SOC 2 Type II certification.
Agnostic CMS is an open-source headless content management system created by Tom H. in 2020, built around GraphQL API with custom content modeling and multi-environment deployment, self-hostable at zero license cost.
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.
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.
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.
Builder.io is a visual development and headless CMS platform founded in the United States in 2014. Drag-and-drop building generates React/Vue/Svelte component code with A/B testing and personalization, integrated via API into any frontend framework.
Canvas LMS is Instructure's leading learning management system in the US higher-education market, serving 6000+ institutions. Its cloud-native architecture and strong assessment, gradebook and analytics features make it a mainstream choice for online teaching.
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.