Jekyll
Blogging PlatformsSimple, blog-aware static site generator
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
17 self-hosted Blogger alternatives
Blogger is Google's free hosted blogging service, one of the longest-running blog platforms. These open-source apps let you replace Blogger with software you host and control yourself.
Best self-hosted Blogger alternatives
Hexo
Blogging PlatformsFast and simple blog framework powered by Node.js
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Pelican
Blogging PlatformsStatic site generator for Python and Markdown lovers
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Typecho
Blogging PlatformsLightweight, fast blogging program
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Bashblog
Blogging PlatformsA single Bash script for a minimalist blog
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
HTMLy
Blogging PlatformsDatabaseless PHP blogging platform
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
BlogEngine.NET
Blogging PlatformsFull-featured blogging platform for the .NET stack
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Textpattern
Blogging PlatformsFlexible, elegant content management and blogging system
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Blogofile
Blogging PlatformsStatic blog and website compiler in Python
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Acrylamid
Blogging PlatformsStatic blog generator with incremental rebuilds
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
PluXml
Blogging PlatformsXML-based blog and CMS without a database
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Nibbleblog
Blogging PlatformsSimple, fast blog engine that needs no database
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Serendipity
Blogging PlatformsPHP-powered weblog application with strong spam control
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
FlatPress
Blogging PlatformsDatabase-free blogging engine that is easy to host
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
Dotclear
Blogging PlatformsEasy-to-use open-source blogging engine
Replaces WordPress, Blogger
PureBlog
Content Management SystemsBlogging platform, designed for personal use
Replaces Blogger, Blogspot
SPIP
Content Management SystemsCMS with a focus on collaborative edition and multilingualism
Replaces Blogger, Coldfusion
No apps match these filters.
Compare Blogger alternatives
- Acrylamid vs Bashblog
- Acrylamid vs BlogEngine.NET
- Acrylamid vs Blogofile
- Acrylamid vs Dotclear
- Acrylamid vs FlatPress
- Acrylamid vs Hexo
- Acrylamid vs HTMLy
- Acrylamid vs Jekyll
- Acrylamid vs Nibbleblog
- Acrylamid vs Pelican
- Acrylamid vs PluXml
- Acrylamid vs PureBlog
- Acrylamid vs Serendipity
- Acrylamid vs SPIP
- Acrylamid vs Textpattern
- Acrylamid vs Typecho
- Bashblog vs BlogEngine.NET
- Bashblog vs Blogofile
- Bashblog vs Dotclear
- Bashblog vs FlatPress
- Bashblog vs Hexo
- Bashblog vs HTMLy
- Bashblog vs Jekyll
- Bashblog vs Nibbleblog
- Bashblog vs Pelican
- Bashblog vs PluXml
- Bashblog vs PureBlog
- Bashblog vs Serendipity
- Bashblog vs SPIP
- Bashblog vs Textpattern
- Bashblog vs Typecho
- BlogEngine.NET vs Blogofile
- BlogEngine.NET vs Dotclear
- BlogEngine.NET vs FlatPress
- BlogEngine.NET vs Hexo
- BlogEngine.NET vs HTMLy
- BlogEngine.NET vs Jekyll
- BlogEngine.NET vs Nibbleblog
- BlogEngine.NET vs Pelican
- BlogEngine.NET vs PluXml
Switching from Blogger
Moving off Blogger means trading a managed subscription for a service you run yourself. The payoff is ownership: no per-seat pricing, no vendor lock-in, and full control of your data. Start with the option above that matches your setup-difficulty comfort level — every app links to a detailed specs page and head-to-head comparisons.