WordPress offers a flexible publishing foundation with options for both nontechnical site builders and developers. The self-hosted plan is free, but requires hosting and a domain of your own.
Framer combines visual site creation with CMS, collaboration, and managed hosting. The free plan uses a Framer domain, while custom domains require a paid plan; code export is not offered.
7.5Free plan · paid from $10/mo (annual)Visit site
Grav offers a database-free CMS with content, editorial, and administrative tools, plus an API in Grav 2. Its free core is self-hosted, and the newer version has a PHP 8.3-or-later requirement.
Dorik combines AI-assisted site creation, a visual editor, CMS and SEO tools, with a free plan and paid annual tiers. Compare page and collaborator limits against the intended site and team size.
7.3From $20.75/mo (annual) · 7-day trialVisit site
Joomla! offers a broad set of publishing and access-control features for many kinds of websites. Choose between installing the CMS and using its free hosted website option.
Webstudio combines visual control with API-driven content, multiple integrations, and export choices. Check static-export omissions and plan limits before selecting a deployment approach.
Tilda pairs a block-and-template site builder with store, CRM, and AI tools. The free plan covers one site, while Business supports five and adds source-code export.
6.8Free plan · paid from $10/mo (annual) · 14-day trialVisit site
Storyblok pairs visual content editing with localization, APIs, and integrations. Compare the listed traffic, request, seat, and locale allowances with your needs before selecting a plan.
6.7Free plan · paid from $99/mo · 45-day trialVisit site
