Adobe Commerce (formerly Magento) is an enterprise commerce cloud platform that joined Adobe in 2018, serving 250,000+ merchants worldwide. Known for deep customizability, B2B and B2C modes, and a rich extension ecosystem integrated with Adobe Experience Cloud.
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WordPress is an open-source PHP CMS released in 2003 that powers roughly 43% of all websites, the top share of any CMS. Its 60,000+ plugins and 12,000+ themes make it the common foundation for blogs, business sites, and ecommerce.
PageNation is a white-label website and landing page platform founded in Germany in 2019, serving agencies and digital service providers with drag-and-drop building, white-label delivery, CMS, and forms, plus multi-client site management.
Microsoft SharePoint is the enterprise portal and page-building platform of Microsoft 365, with 400 million+ commercial users, 100+ Web Parts and 3 site types for building intranets and publishing content pages.
Founded in 2013 in Munich, Germany, Commercetools is the pioneering headless commerce API platform. A MACH Alliance founding member, its API-first microservices architecture powers flexible, composable commerce infrastructure for global brands.
Zesty.io is a headless CMS and digital experience platform (DXP) founded in the US in 2014, offering REST and GraphQL dual-API content delivery, visual editing, and AWS-based SaaS hosting for multi-channel content operations.
Optimizely is a US enterprise digital experience platform (DXP) formed by merging the 2009 San Francisco experimentation company with Episerver (acquired in 2021), serving 10000+ global brands across content, commerce, A/B testing, and AI optimization.
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.
Magnolia is an enterprise digital experience platform (DXP) founded in Basel, Switzerland in 1997. Built on the Java/Spring stack with a modular architecture and REST/GraphQL dual APIs for Headless/CaaS delivery, it includes DAM, AI and enterprise-grade security for large enterprise multi-channel content.
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.
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.
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.
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