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The most popular CMS with a massive plugin ecosystem, flexible themes, and a user‑friendly editor—ideal for blogs, brochures, and e‑commerce sites.
#3 Joomla
A powerful, extensible CMS with strong multilingual support and a robust set of extensions, suitable for small business portals and online stores.
#4 Drupal
Highly secure and scalable, Drupal excels at complex data structures and custom workflows—great for businesses needing advanced content modeling.
#5 Grav
A modern flat‑file CMS that requires no database, offering fast performance and a simple Markdown‑based content editing experience.
#6 Ghost
Focused on publishing and blogging, Ghost provides a clean editor, built‑in SEO, and membership/subscription features for content‑driven businesses.
#7 Strapi
Headless CMS built on Node.js, delivering a flexible API‑first approach that lets small businesses integrate content with any front‑end framework.
#8 OctoberCMS
Laravel‑based CMS offering a clean admin panel, powerful theming, and a marketplace of plugins—great for developers and small agencies.
#9 ProcessWire
A user‑friendly CMS with a strong API, allowing easy content modeling and fast page rendering—ideal for bespoke small‑business sites.
#10 Concrete5
In‑place editing and a drag‑and‑drop interface make Concrete5 approachable for non‑technical owners while still offering extensibility.
#11 MODX Revolution
Combines a flexible content manager with a powerful templating engine, giving small businesses full control over design and functionality.
#12 SilverStripe CMS
A PHP‑based CMS with a clean admin UI, versioned content, and a strong focus on developer friendliness and security.
#13 Backdrop CMS
A lightweight fork of Drupal 7, offering familiar Drupal concepts with lower resource requirements—perfect for small sites.
#14 Plone
Enterprise‑grade CMS known for its security and workflow capabilities, suitable for small businesses that need strict access controls.
#15 Umbraco CMS
Open‑source .NET CMS with an intuitive back‑office, strong community, and extensibility for small‑to‑medium businesses on the Microsoft stack.
#16 Hugo
Fast static site generator written in Go; while not a traditional CMS, it pairs well with headless back‑ends for ultra‑fast small‑business sites.
#17 Jekyll
Ruby‑based static site generator that integrates with GitHub Pages—ideal for simple brochure sites and blogs without a database.
#18 Bolt
A lightweight CMS built with Symfony components, offering a clean UI and easy content editing for small business websites.
A flexible, developer‑centric CMS with a powerful templating language; the free edition is suitable for small sites with custom designs.
#20 Typo3
Robust, enterprise‑ready CMS with granular permission handling; can be scaled down for small businesses needing strong multilingual support.
#21 Kirby
Flat‑file CMS with a simple file‑based structure, offering a low‑maintenance solution for small portfolios and service sites.