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The top WordPress alternatives in depth
WooCommerce
#2 in Content Management Systems · 45,609 websitesWooCommerce is an open-source e-commerce plugin that turns a WordPress site into a full online store. It is the most common way WordPress sites sell products, handling the cart, checkout, and payments. Because it is free and deeply customizable, it is especially popular with small and mid-size merchants.
45,609
Websites
8.9%
Share of CMS
22
Median DR
3,596
Median traffic
Top sites using WooCommerce
Next.js
#3 in Content Management Systems · 28,750 websitesNext.js is a React framework for server-rendered and statically generated web apps, maintained by Vercel. It adds routing, rendering, and build tooling on top of React, and has become the default choice for many production React sites. You will see it across startups, marketing sites, and large apps alike.
28,750
Websites
5.6%
Share of CMS
41
Median DR
5,332
Median traffic
Top sites using Next.js
Shopify
#4 in Content Management Systems · 22,836 websitesShopify is a hosted commerce platform that lets merchants build and run online stores without managing their own servers. It bundles hosting, checkout, payments, and an app marketplace into a single subscription. It is one of the dominant platforms for direct-to-consumer and independent retail.
22,836
Websites
4.4%
Share of CMS
20
Median DR
4,625
Median traffic
Top sites using Shopify
Squarespace
#5 in Content Management Systems · 19,898 websitesSquarespace is an all-in-one hosted website builder known for polished, design-forward templates. It targets creatives, small businesses, and portfolios, and includes commerce, scheduling, and email tools. Everything is managed in one subscription with no separate hosting.
19,898
Websites
3.9%
Share of CMS
19
Median DR
4,143
Median traffic
Top sites using Squarespace
squarespace.comWix
#6 in Content Management Systems · 12,807 websitesWix is a hosted drag-and-drop website builder aimed at small businesses and individuals. It emphasizes ease of use, letting non-technical owners assemble a site visually from templates and widgets. It also offers commerce, bookings, and marketing features on top.
12,807
Websites
2.5%
Share of CMS
10
Median DR
2,550
Median traffic
Top sites using Wix
Drupal
#7 in Content Management Systems · 12,040 websitesDrupal is a flexible open-source CMS favored for complex, content-heavy, and enterprise sites. Its strong taxonomy, permissions, and multilingual features make it common in government, education, and large organizations. It trades some of WordPress's simplicity for depth and control.
12,040
Websites
2.3%
Share of CMS
59
Median DR
13,322
Median traffic
Top sites using Drupal
Webflow
#8 in Content Management Systems · 11,405 websitesWebflow is a visual web-design platform that generates production HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without hand-coding. It gives designers fine-grained control over layout and interactions while hosting the result on its own infrastructure. It is popular with agencies and marketing teams that want designer-built sites.
11,405
Websites
2.2%
Share of CMS
39
Median DR
5,556
Median traffic
Top sites using Webflow
BigCommerce
#9 in Content Management Systems · 8,248 websitesBigCommerce is a hosted e-commerce platform for growing and mid-market online stores. It competes with Shopify but leans toward larger catalogs and built-in features that reduce reliance on paid apps. It also supports headless setups where the storefront is built separately.
8,248
Websites
1.6%
Share of CMS
17
Median DR
6,685
Median traffic
Top sites using BigCommerce
Duda
#10 in Content Management Systems · 6,148 websitesDuda is a website builder aimed at agencies and SaaS platforms building sites at scale.
6,148
Websites
1.2%
Share of CMS
9
Median DR
3,411
Median traffic
Top sites using Duda
Nuxt
#11 in Content Management Systems · 5,190 websitesNuxt is a framework built on Vue for server-rendered and static sites.
5,190
Websites
1.0%
Share of CMS
50
Median DR
5,364
Median traffic
Top sites using Nuxt