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At a Glance
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS
Star Rating
(66)4.5 out of 5
Market Segments
Small-Business (82.8% of reviews)
Information
Pros & Cons
Not enough data
Entry-Level Pricing
0/mo Unlimited
Learn more about Concrete CMS
WordPress.org
WordPress.org
Star Rating
(9,351)4.4 out of 5
Market Segments
Small-Business (72.7% of reviews)
Information
Pros & Cons
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
Learn more about WordPress.org
AI Generated Summary
AI-generated. Powered by real user reviews.
  • Users report that WordPress.org excels in content authoring with a score of 8.9, highlighting its user-friendly interface and extensive plugin ecosystem, which allows for easy integration of additional features. In contrast, Concrete CMS received a score of 8.6, with reviewers mentioning that while it offers solid content management, its plugin options are more limited.
  • Reviewers mention that WordPress.org's breadth of pre-built templates scores 8.4, providing a wide variety of themes that cater to different business needs. On the other hand, Concrete CMS scored lower at 7.2, with users noting that its template selection is not as diverse, which may limit design flexibility.
  • G2 users highlight that WordPress.org's SEO capabilities are strong, scoring 8.4, with many praising its built-in features and plugins like Yoast SEO that enhance search engine visibility. Conversely, Concrete CMS shines in this area with a higher score of 8.9, as users report that its SEO tools are robust and user-friendly, making optimization straightforward.
  • Users on G2 report that WordPress.org has a solid user community with a score of 8.6, which is beneficial for troubleshooting and finding resources. However, Concrete CMS, with a score of 8.0, has a smaller community, leading some users to feel that support resources are less accessible.
  • Reviewers mention that WordPress.org's customization options are rated at 8.5, allowing users to tailor their sites extensively. In contrast, Concrete CMS scored slightly higher at 8.8, with users praising its flexibility in customization, particularly for developers looking to create unique solutions.
  • Users say that while both platforms offer good user, role, and access management, WordPress.org scored 8.6, and Concrete CMS scored slightly higher at 8.7. Reviewers note that Concrete CMS provides more granular control over user permissions, which can be crucial for larger teams.
Pricing
Entry-Level Pricing
Concrete CMS
Free and Open Source
0/mo
Unlimited
Learn more about Concrete CMS
WordPress.org
No pricing available
Free Trial
Concrete CMS
Free Trial is available
WordPress.org
No trial information available
Ratings
Meets Requirements
9.1
38
8.8
8,295
Ease of Use
9.1
38
8.3
8,340
Ease of Setup
8.6
32
8.2
4,479
Ease of Admin
9.0
31
8.5
4,437
Quality of Support
7.6
35
7.8
6,704
Has the product been a good partner in doing business?
8.6
28
8.5
3,833
Product Direction (% positive)
8.4
30
8.0
8,161
Features by Category
Web Content ManagementHide 23 FeaturesShow 23 Features
8.3
23
8.4
7,415
Content
8.6
20
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8.9
6845
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8.8
20
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8.5
6803
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8.5
20
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8.4
1950
6.8
20
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8.6
6846
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7.9
19
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8.6
1850
8.0
17
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8.5
5969
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8.5
18
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8.1
5752
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8.1
17
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8.0
6181
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8.5
19
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8.4
5965
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Design
7.2
19
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8.4
6728
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8.0
18
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8.4
6522
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8.2
18
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8.5
6797
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8.8
19
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8.5
6988
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Platform
8.0
19
8.6
5864
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8.9
19
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8.4
6115
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8.8
18
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8.3
6168
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8.7
19
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8.6
6548
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8.9
16
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8.2
5055
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8.3
15
8.3
4663
8.4
16
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8.2
6170
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8.2
14
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8.4
5044
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Verified
Agentic AI - Web Content Management
Not enough data
7.7
89
Not enough data
7.6
88
Not enough data
8.7
5
Agentic AI - AWS Marketplace
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Categories
Categories
Shared Categories
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS
WordPress.org
WordPress.org
Concrete CMS and WordPress.org are categorized as Web Content Management
Unique Categories
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS has no unique categories
WordPress.org
WordPress.org is categorized as AWS Marketplace
Reviews
Reviewers' Company Size
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
82.8%
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
12.1%
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
5.2%
WordPress.org
WordPress.org
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
72.7%
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
18.6%
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
8.7%
Reviewers' Industry
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS
Computer Software
15.5%
Marketing and Advertising
10.3%
Information Technology and Services
10.3%
Design
8.6%
Primary/Secondary Education
5.2%
Other
50.0%
WordPress.org
WordPress.org
Marketing and Advertising
11.7%
Information Technology and Services
6.9%
Computer Software
5.8%
Higher Education
4.4%
Internet
3.7%
Other
67.5%
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Concrete CMS
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WordPress.org
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Discussions
Concrete CMS
Concrete CMS Discussions
How can I change the dashboard colors?
3 Comments
John L.
JL
The Concrete CMS dashboard has a theme, like the front end of the site. You can modify or override that theme to provide your own CSS.Read more
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Concrete CMS has no more discussions with answers
WordPress.org
WordPress.org Discussions
Is WordPress org free to use?
6 Comments
Nikunj C.
NC
Yes Wordpress.org is free to use, but you must invest in domain and hostingRead more
How the custom CSS option works ?
4 Comments
Melinda P.
MP
First of all - ALWAYS make a child theme so that updates don't remove any customization you might make. Than you create your own style sheet and your own...Read more
Which is the best alternative to Wordpress?
4 Comments
Dave L.
DL
If you're looking for ease of use then it's hard to beat WordPress unless you go with a solution like Squarespace or Wix which severely limits what you can...Read more