Moodle is the world's most widely used open-source learning management system, initiated in 2002 in Perth, Australia, with 300M+ users across 240+ countries and support for 100+ languages. GPL free and open source, it is backed by 2000+ plugins and the Workplace and MoodleCloud ecosystem - a mainstream choice for schools and corporate training.
Storyblok is a visual headless CMS founded in Linz, Austria in 2017, known for component-based content and in-page live editing, with a free Starter and Growth at $90.75/month billed annually.
Drupal is an open-source PHP CMS created by Dries Buytaert in 2000, the third most popular open-source CMS worldwide, with 40k+ modules on Drupal.org, native multilingual and headless support, suited to complex enterprise websites.
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.
Yola is a drag-and-drop website builder with origins in 2007, offering 100+ responsive templates and a free plan, with paid plans from about $8.95/month for personal sites, portfolios, and light ecommerce.
Ucraft is a free website builder founded in 2012 in Armenia, with custom domain support on the free plan and built-in drag-and-drop building, e-commerce, multilingual and logo maker capabilities for personal projects and small businesses.
Copy.ai is a US AI copywriting and content workflow platform founded in 2020. The free plan offers 2,000 words per month, supporting 25+ languages and 90+ templates for marketing teams' content generation, approval and automation pipelines.
Wagtail is an open-source Django CMS launched by UK-based Torchbox in 2014, with 20,000+ GitHub stars. Its StreamField structured editing and multilingual workflow suit teams that prioritize content security and extensibility.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
aaPanel is the international edition of BT Panel, founded in 2018 in Hangzhou by the Bao Wang team, free and open source with 1,000,000+ users, offering one-click LAMP/LNMP deployment and free SSL.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Cohere is the enterprise LLM platform founded by Aidan Gomez and colleagues in Toronto in 2019, with Command RAG models and Embed models covering 100+ languages and support for VPC and on-premises deployment.