Product Hunt logo dark
  • Launches
    Coming soon
    Upcoming launches to watch
    Launch archive
    Most-loved launches by the community
    Launch Guide
    Checklists and pro tips for launching
  • Products
  • News
    Newsletter
    The best of Product Hunt, every day
    Stories
    Tech news, interviews, and tips from makers
    Changelog
    New Product Hunt features and releases
  • Forums
    Forums
    Ask questions, find support, and connect
    Streaks
    The most active community members
    Events
    Meet others online and in-person
  • Advertise
Subscribe
Sign in
  1. Products
  2. Alinea
  3. Alternatives
Alinea

Alinea alternatives

Open source headless CMS

2reviews
147
points
1launch
177
followers
The best alternatives to Alinea are Ghost, Plasmic, and Strapi. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
What do you think of Alinea?
SeedLegals
SeedLegals — Fundraise faster – The startup platform built for growth
Promoted
Best alternatives to Alinea
  • Ghost
    1. Ghost
    235 reviews
    93 alternatives
    Learn more
    The world's most popular modern open source publishing platform. A headless Node.js CMS used by Apple, Sky News, Tinder and thousands more. MIT licensed, with 30k+ stars on Github.
    Jennifer McFarland
    I recently migrated off of WordPress and onto Ghost. The migration was flawlessly executed. Customer service is amazing, and my website is not only beautiful but screaming fast. The creator community is awesome and I’m learning so many new things about how to build a publication and community using best practices. What can I say, I’m in love. It’s well-supported and fundamentally sound.
  • Plasmic
    2. Plasmic
    36 reviews
    14 alternatives
    Learn more
    Plasmic is a visual, no-code page builder and CMS for any website or codebase. Use your existing code components. Empower the whole team to ship incredibly fast.
    Kenichi Nakahara
    I deeply appreciate the concept of combining some no-code features and a bit of human effort on coding to build high-quality products! good feature to see
  • Strapi
    3. Strapi
    88 reviews
    12 alternatives
    Learn more
    Strapi is the next-gen headless CMS, open-source, javascript, enabling content-rich experiences to be created, managed and exposed to any digital device.
    Atharva Bondre
    Congrats on the launch of Strapi Cloud! As a fan of the open-source Strapi CMS, I'm excited to see this managed content platform that makes it even easier for cross-functional teams to collaborate and increase content velocity. The customization options and ability to use your infrastructure make it stand out from other options. Looking forward to seeing how Strapi Cloud evolves in the future!
  • Webiny
    4. Webiny
    70 reviews
    62 alternatives
    Learn more
    Webiny is an open source enterprise CMS platform for users that are looking for great CMS experience, that is underpinned by unparalleled scalability, cost efficiency, infinite customization and data ownership through self-hosting.
    Chrissy Petipois
    Webiny makes it easy to create complex applications and manage content. The drag and drop user interface as well as the API Playground are my favorite features.
  • Contentrain
    5. Contentrain
    43 reviews
    13 alternatives
    Learn more
    Headless CMS that combines Git and Serverless Platforms to optimize content management on digital products for developers and content creators. Contentrain is the ultimate playground for developers, where they can use their favorite tech stack to build awesome products with modern JS Frameworks like Nuxt, Next, Astro, Vue, React... Access full control over your website, knowledge base, documentation or SEO content without developer support with awesome content editing interfaces and features.
  • Pruvious
    6. Pruvious
    2 reviews
    3 alternatives
    Learn more
    Pruvious is a Nuxt module that transforms your app into a powerful CMS. It provides features such as database models, file management, a dashboard, block components, authentication, translations, caching, and many more.
    Sigve Hansen
    I usually use Nuxt as my frontend framework of choice, and installing Pruvious is as easy as adding a Nuxt module. Great DX! To me it seems like the module is very well written, and the way I define new CMS collections and blocks feels very Nuxt-native to me. The conventions are quite similar to Nuxt's. I cannot wait for more people to find this CMS, and for the contributions to start flowing on Github!