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The 62 best Free content management systems you can self-host, ranked by community traction.
Documentation site generator
Git-backed content management with visual editing
Replaces Contentful, Sanity
Modular and lightweight CMS with a modern interface
Replaces WordPress
Lightweight content management framework for Django
Replaces WordPress
Stupidly simple flat-file CMS
Replaces WordPress
Multi-channel experience and engagement management platform
Drag-and-drop CMS with built-in online store
Replaces WordPress, Wix
Lightweight blogging-focused CMS
Replaces WordPress
Headless CMS, based on MongoDB, CQRS and Event Sourcing
Git-based CMS for Markdown and structured content
Replaces Contentful, Netlify CMS
High-performance Java content management system
Replaces WordPress
Simple but full featured web publishing software
Laravel-based CMS focused on simplicity and stability
Replaces WordPress
User-friendly CMS aimed at content editors
Replaces WordPress
CMS to build websites, blogs or ecommerce stores
Comprehensive CMS forked from Drupal for smaller sites
Replaces WordPress, Drupal
Software to manage scholarly journals
Feature-rich wiki webserver for minimalists
Flat-file CMS and template engine in one
Replaces WordPress
Community-led WordPress fork without the block editor
Replaces WordPress
End-to-end news creation, production, curation, distribution, and
Headless content platform for any front end
Replaces Contentful, Strapi
Tiny flat-file CMS that is one of the smallest available
Replaces WordPress
Author-friendly flat-file-cms with a visual markdown editor based on
Databaseless flat-file wiki platform
Replaces GitBook, Notion
Lightweight and simple CMS built on Symfony
Replaces WordPress, Contentful
Create complex narratives and share rich collections, adhering to
Databaseless markdown flat-file wiki engine
Replaces GitBook, Notion
Web publication system for universities, galleries, libraries,
PHP CMS with inline drag-and-drop page editing
Replaces WordPress, Wix
Flat-file CMS for small websites that you control
Replaces WordPress
Content Management System for powering database driven websites using
XML-based flat-file CMS for small websites
Replaces WordPress
Lightweight flat-file CMS that needs no database
Replaces WordPress
CMS that adds editable regions to plain HTML sites
Replaces WordPress
Archetypal portfolio CMS for everybody
Simple, flexible and useful content management system (documentation
Open-source PHP content management system
Replaces WordPress, Joomla
Flat-file CMS with a modular plugin architecture
Replaces WordPress
Digital asset management and content hub
Replaces Bynder
Host privacy-friendly online petitions
Replaces Avaaz, Change
Flat-file CMS for personal sites and blogs
Replaces WordPress, Ghost
Powerful translation management and content management system
Platform for social and solidarity economy networks with blog,
Community-driven PHP CMS forked from WebsiteBaker
Replaces WordPress
Content management system (CMS)
Flat-file CMS that builds simple websites from folders
Replaces WordPress
Simple, fast & lightweight flat-file CMS
Flexible CMS for small and medium business sites
Replaces WordPress, Joomla
Simple donation form with stripe
Digital signage system for high schools
Lightweight wiki-style CMS using the txt2tags syntax
Custom Web app to run a FastAPI program written in Python
Gemini server
Blog publishing application
A static site generator for audio artists and producers
Custom Gemini capsule with SFTP access and HtmGem
Make your own classified advertising website easily
Blogging platform, designed for personal use
Replaces Blogger, Blogspot
CMS with a focus on collaborative edition and multilingualism
Replaces Blogger, Coldfusion
Simple, lightweight, database-free, scalable and responsive CMS
Neos or TYPO3 Neos (for version 1) is a modern, open source CMS
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Every option here is open-source and self-hostable, tagged Free within the content management systems category. Compare them on the individual app pages for setup difficulty and resource requirements.