Adobe Experience Manager Sites Alternatives

4.3(395 Ratings)

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1. Contentful Platform

4.4

Overall I think Contentful is great. It empowers the marketing team to take control. Read all insights and reviews for Contentful Platform

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2. Progress Sitefinity

By Progress Software

4.3

support is limited to five days a week. Working with the sales team = excellent Read all insights and reviews for Progress Sitefinity

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3. Sanity

4.5

The business I work for has a complex structure, and, as a result, it is difficult to find a CMS that can accommodate our untraditional needs. Sanity has the flexibility to just about anything we need to make this the right CMS solution. Read all insights and reviews for Sanity

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4. Kentico Xperience 13 (Legacy)

4.3

It has impressive customization features that enable us to manage any type website content and tons of modules and themes are available and most of them for free to extend website functionality.Read all insights and reviews for Kentico Xperience 13 (Legacy)

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5. WP Engine WordPress Hosting

4.5

I've been managing WordPress sites for multiple clients for over 20 years, WPEngine has become my primary hosting service. What sets them apart isn't just their technical reliability and uptime; it's how they have streamlined the entire hosting experience. I spend significantly less time troubleshooting server issues and more time focusing on strategic initiatives for my clients. The WPEngine dashboard feels purpose built for professionals who need granular control without unnecessary complexity. Not having to worry about the technical aspects of hosting has allowed us to focus on projects that drive growth in business revenue. Read all insights and reviews for WP Engine WordPress Hosting

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6. Storyblok

4.5

Our organisation has migrated from our old CMS platform to Storyblok and. left the implementation as a Lead developer. The transition has been fairly smooth and so far it has been a fantastic improvement for us. I really appreciate how intuitive the UI is for both us developers and our content editors who can be less technically minded. It’s all component based so you can build out your functionality out how you see fit and with it being headless it integrates well with all the modern frameworks; we used Next.js. From a developer perspective you can really see how powerful and flexible the APIs are once you get your head around the model. Overall I can highly recommend it. Read all insights and reviews for Storyblok

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7. WordPress VIP

4.8

Our overall experience with WordPress VIP has been strong for enterprise publishing at scale. Performance, uptime, and global caching are excellent, and the platform’s security posture, code reviews, and deployment controls keep quality high without slowing editors. Editorial teams appreciate familiar WordPress workflows with roles, revisions, previews, and scheduled publishing. Image optimization, CDN delivery, and built-in caching make pages feel fast even during traffic spikes. The environment is intentionally opinionated. Plugins and themes are curated, and CI pipelines enforce standards. That constraint pays off in stable and predictable releases, but developers need to plan for VIP-approved alternatives and follow the review process. Support has been responsive and proactive, especially for performance tuning and security questions. The headless option with VIP’s CDN works well for teams moving to React or Next while keeping WordPress as the CMS. The cost is a premium and best justified when you have meaningful traffic, brand risk, or compliance needs. Analytics and observability are solid, though we often pair VIP with our own dashboards for deeper engagement and SEO reporting. Migrations were straightforward once we cleaned up legacy plugins and tightened up custom code. Overall, WordPress VIP gives content teams speed and developers guardrails, resulting in a stable, fast, and secure publishing stack.Read all insights and reviews for WordPress VIP

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8. Sitecore Experience Manager (XM)

4.4

We use Sitecore to manage our public website, which includes a global page and up to 25 localized translations. Each page has its own independent set of subpages and is fully customized to local market needs. Sitecore helps us manage thousands of individual pages, make changes or updates, add new pages, post news articles or help with file management. Sitecore makes it easy for us to navigate this complex landscape.Read all insights and reviews for Sitecore Experience Manager (XM)

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