Contentful
Hub for teams leaving Contentful's hosted headless CMS for a self-hosted one, covering what the export tools carry over, schema mapping and multi-year cost.
CMS and digital experience
Open-source alternatives to commercial headless CMS and DXP products, including Strapi, Payload, Drupal, WordPress and Wagtail run on your own infrastructure.
Sanity
Hub for teams replacing Sanity's hosted Content Lake while keeping a code-defined editing experience, covering dataset export, schema rebuilds and cost.
Sitecore
Hub for Sitecore XP and XM customers deciding between the SaaS SitecoreAI path and an open-source platform they can host, with lifecycle dates and migration scope.
Adobe Experience Manager
Hub for AEM 6.5 customers deciding between AEM as a Cloud Service, AEM 6.5 LTS and an open-source CMS, with support dates and what can be exported.
WordPress VIP
Hub for WordPress VIP customers considering running the same GPL WordPress code on infrastructure they control, or moving to a different open-source CMS.
Contentstack
Contentstack is an enterprise SaaS headless CMS sold in Free, Build, Growth and Enterprise plans. Pages here cover replacing it with self-hosted Strapi or Payload.
Storyblok
Storyblok is a SaaS headless CMS known for its visual editor, priced by plan, seats, API requests and traffic. Pages here cover replacing it with self-hosted Strapi or Payload.
Acquia
Acquia sells managed hosting and tooling for Drupal through its Cloud Platform. Because Drupal is GPL, leaving Acquia means running the same Drupal codebase yourself or with another host.
WP Engine
WP Engine sells managed WordPress hosting by plan, traffic and storage. Because WordPress is GPL, leaving WP Engine means running the same site on infrastructure you control.
Kentico Xperience
Kentico sells Xperience by Kentico, a .NET DXP offered as SaaS or private cloud, and the older Xperience 13. Pages here cover replacing Kentico with Umbraco, the main open-source .NET CMS.
Optimizely CMS
Optimizely sells its CMS as a managed SaaS and as CMS 12 and CMS 13, .NET applications customers host themselves or on Optimizely DXP. Pages here cover replacing it with Umbraco or Drupal.
