Blog and CMS Builders
Tools built for publishing on a schedule rather than a single landing page. This covers hosted blog platforms, lightweight CMS engines, and newsletter-to-web hybrids that handle drafts, categories, and comments without anyone touching a database migration.
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The world's most widely used hosted platform for blogs and websites, with free and premium plans, thousands of themes and plugins.
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Free hosted CMS for blog content with built-in SEO recommendations and social scheduling
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Newsletter platform that pairs email delivery with a public web archive, built-in paid subscriptions, and a growing audience of readers.
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Hosted writing platform with a built-in reader audience, Partner Program that pays writers based on member engagement.
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Website builder with built-in blogging tools, custom domains, and membership support
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Website builder with integrated blog app offering categories, tags, comments, and social sharing
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Microblogging and social publishing platform mixing short-form posts, images, and a reblog-based social feed.
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Google-powered free blogging service with template-based posts and Google account integration, running since the late 1990s.
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Visual website builder with native CMS collections and dynamic content for blogging
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Headless CMS delivering structured content over API, letting teams build custom frontends independently from the content backend.
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Visual website builder with AI-powered CMS 3.0, dynamic content filtering, and blog templates
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Headless CMS centered on Sanity Studio, a customizable real-time collaborative editing interface for structured content.
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Newsletter platform with built-in website hosting and monetization for email-to-web publishing
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Creator platform for newsletters, landing pages, and subscriber management with paid content options
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Headless CMS with a visual editor that lets you edit content directly on a live page preview.
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Square-backed drag-and-drop site builder with built-in blogging tools, perfect for small businesses running online stores.
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Email marketing platform with landing pages and forms for newsletter creation and subscriber capture
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Open-source CMS with article management, categories, tags, and built-in blog functionality
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Open-source headless CMS with a configurable admin panel, available for self-hosting or via Strapi Cloud as a managed service.
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Headless CMS with Slice Machine for component-based content blocks, enabling reusable and editable page sections.
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Open-source publishing platform built specifically for blogs and newsletters, with a hosted Ghost(Pro) tier offering memberships and paid subscriptions.
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Open-source CMS with content types, taxonomy system, and workflow tools for publishing
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Headless CMS with visual editing, GraphQL and REST APIs, real-time preview
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Government-focused CMS with blog module, content scheduling, and citizen engagement tools
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Free blogging platform for developers with custom domains, SEO tools, and a community of tech readers.
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Headless CMS-as-a-service with a simple editor, designed to add blogging to existing apps or sites.
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Open-source Next.js headless CMS with built-in admin panel and GraphQL API
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.NET open-source CMS with content tree interface, versioning, and publishing workflows
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Headless CMS with AI content agents for automated publishing and omnichannel delivery
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Website builder for agencies with built-in blog widgets and white-label multi-client site management capabilities.
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Independent short-form blogging and podcast platform with cross-posting to social networks, no ads, and no tracking.
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Media and publisher CMS from The Washington Post with digital content and subscription management
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Privacy-first blogging platform with Markdown support and the option to publish without registering an account.
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Flexible PHP CMS with free solo edition, content modeling, and live preview
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Open-source digital experience platform combining PIM, DAM, CMS, and headless publishing
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Git-backed open-source headless CMS supporting Markdown and MDX with visual editing
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Git-based headless CMS for static site generators with editorial workflow and Netlify integration
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Laravel-based CMS with visual Tailor tool, blog plugin, and multi-site support
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Django-based Python CMS with StreamField content blocks and editorial workflows
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Node.js CMS with in-context editing, headless capabilities, and full-stack JavaScript
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Notion-to-blog publishing platform that turns Notion databases into SEO-friendly websites
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Git-backed CMS with Markdown and YAML support, local and GitHub editing modes
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PHP open-source CMS with flexible content model and template engine for publishing
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Desktop static CMS for blogging with drag-and-drop editor, no database required
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Laravel CMS with flat-file or database storage, visual control panel, and flexibility
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Open-source serverless CMS on AWS Lambda with multi-tenancy and approval workflows
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Markdown and file-based blogging platform using Dropbox or Git for content storage
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Notion website builder with templates, analytics, and one-click publishing for Notion content
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Symfony-based CMS with node-tree architecture and advanced theming for content publishing
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Open-source platform that wraps your SQL database with REST and GraphQL APIs, plus a no-code admin interface.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen einer gehosteten Blog-Plattform und einem Headless CMS?
Gehostete Plattformen wie WordPress.com oder Blogger bieten alles, was Sie zum Schreiben und Veröffentlichen benötigen, an einem Ort. Headless-CMS-Optionen wie Contentful oder Sanity verwalten nur Ihre strukturierten Inhalte und erfordern den Bau eines separaten Frontends, um diese über eine API anzuzeigen.
Kann ich diese Tools nutzen, um einen Newsletter oder ein Abonnement-Modell aufzubauen?
Ja. Einige Plattformen wie Substack konzentrieren sich darauf, den E-Mail-Versand mit einem Webarchiv und integrierten kostenpflichtigen Abonnements zu kombinieren. Andere, wie Squarespace, bieten Funktionen für Mitgliederbereiche auf Ihrer Website an.
Muss ich programmieren können, um meine Inhalte zu verwalten?
Die meisten dieser Tools sind No-Code-freundlich. Sie können visuelle Editoren wie Wix oder Framer nutzen, um Ihre Website zu gestalten, oder spezialisierte Schreibplattformen wie Medium verwenden, die sich rein auf den Text konzentrieren.
Wie helfen diese Tools dabei, eine Zielgruppe zu erreichen?
Einige Plattformen wie Medium und Substack verfügen über eine integrierte Leserschaft, die Ihnen hilft, sofort Leser zu finden. Andere Optionen wie HubSpot CMS bieten SEO-Empfehlungen und die Planung von Social-Media-Posts an, damit Sie Ihr eigenes Wachstum steuern können.