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Best self-hosted headless CMS for Next.js developers.
Watch for: Requires self-hosting and database management.
Pricing: The CMS is free to self-host (MIT). Payload Cloud Standard is $35/month and Pro is $199/month. New Cloud signups may be paused; self-host is the default.
Payload CMS is an open-source headless CMS built for TypeScript and Next.js. It installs directly into your app, giving you full ownership. Developers define content models in code, not a GUI. The main drawback is you must manage your own hosting and database.

Best for designers and agencies who need custom control without writing code.
Watch for: Steep learning curve for beginners and non-designers.
Pricing: A free plan is available for learning. Paid Site plans start at $15/month, but teams also need a paid Workspace plan, making the total cost high for professional use.
Webflow is a powerful visual platform for building professional websites without code. It gives designers and agencies ultimate control, combining a flexible CMS with managed hosting. However, expect a steep learning curve and a complex, multi-layered pricing structure.

Best open-source visual builder for developers leaving Webflow.
Watch for: Pricing for the hosted version is not public.
Pricing: The builder is free to use. Cloud Pro is $15/month billed yearly (100k page views). Team is $35/month billed yearly. You can also export and self-host.
Webstudio is an open-source alternative to Webflow. It is built for developers and designers who want total control and ownership of their work. The platform offers freedom from vendor lock-in. Its main drawback is its relative newness, resulting in a smaller community and fewer resources.
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Best all-in-one ecommerce platform for most businesses, but watch out for rising app and transaction fee costs.
Watch for: Extra fees apply if you don't use Shopify Payments.

Best for developers building a browser, but a risky download for everyone else.
Watch for: Not a consumer-ready browser.