⚡ Java Content Management Systems

Java-based content management systems are platforms developed using the Java programming language and typically deployed in enterprise server environments.

They are used to manage complex and high-traffic websites, offering strong scalability, modular architectures, advanced security features, and integration capabilities with other Java-based enterprise applications and middleware.

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⭐ Most Popular in 2026

The following chart shows the leading Java-based CMS platforms in 2026, based on market share.

The most popular is Adobe Experience Manager with a share of 0.5%, followed by Liferay with 0.1% and Sitevision with 0.04%.

Adobe Experience Manager 0.5%
Liferay 0.1%
Sitevision 0.04%
Magnolia 0.04%
Brightspot 0.03%
OpenCms 0.03%
Edlio CMS 0.03%
Modern Campus 0.03%
Bloomreach Experience Manager 0.02%
HCL Digital Experience 0.02%
CoreMedia 0.01%
dotCMS 0.01%
OpenText Web 0.01%
Government Site Builder 0.009%
Enonic 0.009%

🚀 Country Highlights

Here is a list of platforms that are especially popular in certain countries.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

Sitevision is #2 in Sweden ^(-49)
Liferay is #4 in Spain ^(-19)
Adobe Experience Manager is #5 in Australia ^(-2)

✨ Best Java CMS Platforms

Below is a more detailed list of the top 25 of the 26 Java-based CMS platforms we track, ranked by their market share.

Available filters: Education Enterprise Headless Hotel Open-Source PHP Python Java .NET Node.js Ruby

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Adobe Experience Manager San Jose, California, United States A software solution that's equal part content management system and digital asset management system. $50,000+/year	0.5%
2	Liferay Diamond Bar, California, United States An open-source enterprise web platform for building business solutions, intranets, customer portals, and digital experiences across web and mobile channels. FreeOpen source$$$	0.1%
3	Sitevision Örebro, Sweden A Swedish content management system written in Java that enables the creation and management of websites and intranets with a modular, API-accessible platform. $$$	0.04%
4	Magnolia Münchenstein, Switzerland An enterprise content management system that's built for demanding multi-channel, multi-language and multi-site digital experience scenarios. FreeOpen source$3,500+/month	0.04%
5	Brightspot Reston, Virginia, United States An enterprise content management system with an API-first architecture that supports headless, decoupled, and hybrid deployments. $15,000+/year	0.03%
6	OpenCms Cologne, Germany An open source content management system based on Java and XML. FreeOpen source	0.03%
7	Edlio CMS Glendale, California, United States A content management system for K-12 schools and districts that is packed with features designed specifically for teachers and school administrators. $$$	0.03%
8	Modern Campus Toronto, Ontario, Canada A cloud-based content management system designed specifically for higher education institutions to manage complex, multi-department websites. $$$	0.03%
9	Bloomreach Experience Manager Mountain View, California, United States A Java-based digital experience platform available under open source and enterprise licenses. FreeOpen source$100,000+/year	0.02%
10	HCL Digital Experience Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India A web portal solution that provides an integration framework for enterprise information systems. Free$$$	0.02%
11	CoreMedia Hamburg, Germany An enterprise-class, API-driven digital experience platform that combines a headless content repository with advanced digital asset management. $20,000+/year	0.01%
12	dotCMS Miami, Florida, United States A scalable, Java-based, open source content management system. FreeOpen source$$$	0.01%
13	OpenText Web Waterloo, Ontario, Canada An enterprise web content management system formerly known as TeamSite.	0.01%
14	Government Site Builder Bonn, Germany A content management system designed for the German public sector.	0.009%
15	Enonic Oslo, Norway A composable content management platform that supports headless, hybrid, and traditional CMS architectures. FreeOpen source€1,000+	0.009%
16	Terminalfour Dublin, Ireland A digital engagement and web content management platform for higher education. $15,000+	0.007%
17	SchoolSitePro New York, United States A cloud-based content management system designed specifically for K-12 school websites. $$$	0.005%
18	Sitepark IES Münster, Germany A German content management system.	0.004%
19	Oracle WebCenter Sites Austin, Texas, United States An enterprise, large-scale content management and delivery system. $100,000+/processor	0.003%
20	DSpace Atlanta, Georgia, United States An open-source web repository software, a mix of a content management system and a document management system, that allows researchers and scholars to publish documents and data. FreeOpen source	0.002%
21	Fiona Berlin, Germany A German content management system developed by Infopark AG.	0.002%
22	Cascade CMS Atlanta, Georgia, United States A web-based content management system developed by Hannon Hill for higher education websites. $20,000+	0.002%
23	CrafterCMS McLean, Virginia, United States A Java-based open-source headless content management system designed for enterprise-grade websites. FreeOpen source$456+/month	0.001%
24	Ametys Labège, France An open-source content management system written in Java. FreeOpen source	0.001%
25	Polopoly Stockholm, Sweden A Swedish-developed modular full-stack CMS for rapid multi-channel publishing, originally designed for the newspaper industry.	0.001%

👉 See Also

✨ Related technologies
- Java

🗃️ About This Data

We evaluate the popularity of technologies based on the number of websites where we detect their usage.
Technologies without a detectable web footprint, and those we do not track, are not reflected in the calculated market share.
This report is based on the analysis of 3,375,483 websites.
We currently track the presence of 290 CMS platforms across the web.
Statistics were last calculated on May 5, 2026.
For more details, see our methodology and disclaimer.