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.
Domande frequenti
Qual è la differenza tra una piattaforma blog ospitata e un CMS headless?
Le piattaforme ospitate come WordPress.com o Blogger forniscono tutto il necessario per scrivere e pubblicare in un unico posto. Le opzioni di CMS headless come Contentful o Sanity gestiscono solo i contenuti strutturati e richiedono la creazione di un frontend separato per visualizzarli tramite API.
Posso usare questi strumenti per creare una newsletter o un business basato su abbonamenti a pagamento?
Sì. Alcune piattaforme come Substack si concentrano sull'abbinamento dell'invio di email con un archivio web e abbonamenti a pagamento integrati. Altre, come Squarespace, offrono il supporto per le aree membri del tuo sito.
Devo saper programmare per gestire i miei contenuti?
La maggior parte di questi strumenti è adatta a chi non sa programmare. Puoi usare builder visuali come Wix o Framer per progettare il tuo sito, oppure utilizzare piattaforme di scrittura dedicate come Medium che si concentrano esclusivamente sul testo.
In che modo questi strumenti aiutano a raggiungere un pubblico?
Alcune piattaforme come Medium e Substack dispongono di un pubblico di lettori integrato per aiutarti a trovare subito dei lettori. Altre opzioni come HubSpot CMS forniscono raccomandazioni SEO e la pianificazione dei post sui social per aiutarti a gestire la tua crescita in autonomia.