Content Management System Distributions

A content management system (also known as “CMS”) provides structured and management features for your content. Here are some examples: the ability to store news documents, images, video, etc. They are used for websites that normally have multiple editors or sections and are used as the basic foundation for many large websites.

Distribution is calculated from the top million websites on the internet. This was last calculated on May 30th, 2011. The chart below will show distributions for the top 10K websites, however, scroll down for distribution in top million, top 100,000 sites and top 10,000 sites.

Name	Websites	Percent within Top 10K Sites
WordPress	4,064,669	4.59
Joomla!	1,409,012	0.5
Website Tonight	452,209	0.02
Blogger	398,623	0.08
Homestead	305,433	0.01
Drupal	281,359	2.24
Microsoft Office Live Small Business	161,097	0
Google Sites	153,558	0
TYPO3 Open Source CMS	152,169	0.06
NetObjects Fusion	140,776	0.02
Wix	125,744	0
Weebly	115,626	0
DotNetNuke	112,385	0.18
CM4All Website Creator	81,536	0
Web.com	78,987	0
Webs	78,266	0.02
tumblr	61,129	0.03
Microsoft Word	57,282	0.02
vBulletin	53,543	0.8
MovableType	53,124	0.29
Website x5	51,612	0
RapidWeaver	49,635	0
Xara Web Designer	49,487	0.02
Discuz!	45,816	0
Squarespace	41,176	0.03
Expression Engine	36,499	0.36
Visual Basic .NET	35,376	0.11
Woo Themes	34,889	0.02
Xrea	33,750	0.01
eSite Builder	31,628	0
SPIP	28,462	0.02
Adobe PageMill	27,295	0.04
SMF	25,935	0.02
Data Life Engine	25,757	0.04
Simple Machines Forum	23,757	0.01
TypePad	21,340	0.04
IronPoint	19,201	0.04
RVSiteBuilder	18,969	0
XOOPS	18,801	0
MediaWiki	18,472	0.12
Concrete5	17,986	0.01
Indexhibit	15,536	0