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  5. Cloud CMS vs Cockpit vs Contentful

Cloud CMS vs Cockpit vs Contentful

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Contentful
Contentful
Stacks838
Followers955
Votes70
Cloud CMS
Cloud CMS
Stacks19
Followers39
Votes6
Cockpit
Cockpit
Stacks57
Followers237
Votes20

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Advice on Contentful, Cloud CMS, Cockpit

Kamil
Kamil

Product Manager at Wooclap

Jul 17, 2020

Needs adviceonGoogle DocsGoogle DocsGatsbyGatsby

Hi StackSharers, your help is dearly needed as we're making a move to which we will commit for the next few years.

Problem: As our Marketing team gets growing needs to publish content fast and autonomously, we're trying to add a CMS to our stack.

Specs:

  • This CMS should have fairly advanced marketing features: either natively built, and/or be open source, so we can either find third parties' plugins suiting our needs or build our own plugins homebrew.

  • "Advanced marketing features" like these: Non-devs should be able to handle content autonomously, Should have a non-dev friendly interface, should allow creating a library of reusable components/modules, should show the preview before publishing, should have a calendar with all publications, should show the history/tracking, should allow collaborating (Google Docs like), should display characters limit optimized for SEO.

Solution: We're considering an SSG + Headless CMS combination. We're fairly confident for the SSG (Gatsby), but we're still uncertain which CMS we should choose.

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Maxim
Maxim

Web developer

Apr 14, 2020

Needs adviceonSanitySanity

Hi Community, Would like to ask for advice from people familiar with those tools. We are a small self-funded startup and initial cost for us is very important at that stage. That's why we are leaning towards Sanity. The CMS will be used to power our website and flutter cross-platform mobile applications.

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Detailed Comparison

Contentful
Contentful
Cloud CMS
Cloud CMS
Cockpit
Cockpit

With Contentful, you can bring your content anywhere using our APIs, completely customize your content structure all while using your preferred programming languages and frameworks.

Easily Create, Upload and Edit;Use Simple Content Forms;Full Text Search and Query; Workspaces

An API-driven CMS without forcing you to make compromises in how you implement your site. The CMS for developers. Manage content like collections, regions, forms and galleries which you can reuse anywhere on your website.

Platform agnostic headless CMS; GraphQL and REST APIs; Fast delivery with global CDNs; Images API; Language and framework agnostic; Extensible web interface; CI/CD-ready; Flexible data; App Marketplace integrations; App Framework for building your own; Scheduled publishing, teams, tasks & comments; Localization with fallbacks
mobile content management; enterprise content management; document management; records management; users and groups management; real-time analytics; web and mobile forms; content workflow; publishing; push notifications;
Self hosted;Crazy fast & lightweight; Flexible; Expandable;Modern & Simple Interface
Statistics
Stacks
838
Stacks
19
Stacks
57
Followers
955
Followers
39
Followers
237
Votes
70
Votes
6
Votes
20
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • 30
    API-based cms
  • 17
    Much better than WordPress
  • 11
    Simple and customizable
  • 5
    Images API
  • 3
    Free for small projects
Cons
  • 5
    No repeater Field
  • 5
    No spell check
  • 4
    No free plan
  • 3
    Slow dashboard
  • 2
    Pricey
Pros
  • 4
    API-first, "headless" CMS
  • 2
    Available via SaaS or On-Prem
Pros
  • 3
    Open Source
  • 3
    Fast & lightweight
  • 3
    Modular
  • 3
    Easy for Content Managers to understand and use
  • 3
    Self hosted
Integrations
Algolia
Algolia
imgix
imgix
Bitbucket
Bitbucket
Saleor
Saleor
Twilio
Twilio
Mailgun
Mailgun
Cloudinary
Cloudinary
GraphQL Playground
GraphQL Playground
commercetools
commercetools
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform
No integrations availableNo integrations available

What are some alternatives to Contentful, Cloud CMS, Cockpit?

Sanity

Sanity

Sanity is a headless, real-time CMS where the editor is an open source React-based construction kit and the backend is a graph-oriented cloud datastore with a globally distributed CDN.

Tipe

Tipe

All your Apps have text and your developers don't want to manage it. Create and manage your text or assets with powerful editing tools and access it from anywhere with a GraphQL or REST API.

prismic.io

prismic.io

Prismic is a Content Management System, a tool for editing online content, also known as a headless CMS, an API CMS, a content platform, a disruptive content-as-a-service digital experience.

GraphCMS

GraphCMS

GraphCMS is a GraphQL Based Headless Content Management System. It lets you build a hosted GraphQL backend for your applications and gives you all the tools you need to manage your content.

Scrivito

Scrivito

Scrivito is a cloud-based JavaScript CMS, built for digital agencies and medium to large-sized businesses. Scrivito is based on ReactJS and 100% serverless, so you'll never have to patch your CMS.

Osmek

Osmek

Build your site in any programming language, or framework, on any server. Distribute your content to one site, or fifty, in JSON or RSS, as custom templates, or XML. With your content tucked snuggly in the cloud, you're free to develop your way.

PushTable

PushTable

Flexible data structure, direct data table inputs and serverless support makes PushTable the perfect data management tool for front-end developers and development agencies. PushTable easily integrates with static site generators, and mobile SDK.

Nuxeo

Nuxeo

It is a platform for rich and structured content management. Its cloud-native, modular platform plugs easily into legacy infrastructure, scales with your team, and your progress.

CloudCannon

CloudCannon

CloudCannon is the fast, intuitive solution for your Jekyll needs. Build, update, and deliver content to your customers.

Siteleaf

Siteleaf

A lightweight platform for creating and maintaining websites.

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