SilverStripe CMS is a New Zealand-maintained open-source PHP CMS publicly available since 2007. Its 2-layer architecture and $0 core licensing model fit teams that value code control and long-term maintainability.
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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.
IBM WCM is IBM's enterprise Web content management module within the Digital Experience (formerly WebSphere Portal) platform, offering strict approval workflows, permission control and multilingual capabilities for government, finance and other large organizations under enterprise custom pricing.
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.
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.
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.
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.