⚡ Static Site Generators in the United States

Static site generators (SSG) are software applications that create complete static HTML websites from raw content and templates.

The United States of America (USA) is a North American country with a population of over 341 million people.

According to our statistics, static site generators are used on 0.6% of websites from the United States.

Statistics based on 572K+ analyzed websites. About this data

⭐ Most Popular in 2026

The following chart shows the top static site generators in the United States in 2026, based on market share.

The most popular is Gatsby with a share of 24.7%, followed by Astro with 23.8% and Hugo with 22.6%.

Gatsby 24.7%
Astro 23.8%
Hugo 22.6%
Jekyll 10%
Docusaurus 3.8%
Sphinx 1.7%
ReadMe 1.4%
Read the Docs 1.4%
Hexo 1.3%
MkDocs 1.3%
Eleventy 1.1%
Publii 1%
VuePress 0.9%
Quarto 0.9%
Other 4.1%

🚀 Highlights

Here is a list of the top static site generators that are more popular in the United States than worldwide.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

1. Gatsby ^(-1)
6. Sphinx ^(-2)
7. ReadMe ^(-3)
8. Read the Docs ^(-6)
13. VuePress ^(-3)
14. Quarto ^(-3)
18. Scully ^(-1)
20. Docsify ^(-2)
21. Zola ^(-3)
25. Lume ^(-1)

✨ Best Static Site Generators

Below is a more detailed list of the top 25 of the 32 static site generators used on sites from the United States, ranked by their market share.

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Gatsby San Francisco, California, United States An open-source static site generator built on React and Node.js that creates fast pre-rendered websites. FreeOpen source	24.7%
2	Astro A web build tool optimized for creating fast, content-driven websites using server-rendered HTML and an Islands architecture for partial hydration. FreeOpen source	23.8%
3	Hugo A static site generator written in Go that focuses on speed, flexibility and structured content organization. FreeOpen source	22.6%
4	Jekyll A static site generator written in Ruby. FreeOpen source	10%
5	Docusaurus Menlo Park, California, United States A static site generator for React-powered documentation websites that uses MDX and a React-based theme system. FreeOpen source	3.8%
6	Sphinx A documentation generator written and used by the Python community. FreeOpen source	1.7%
7	ReadMe San Francisco, California, United States A cloud-based documentation platform that helps teams create, publish, and manage interactive API documentation hubs. Free$99+/month	1.4%
8	Read the Docs Portland, Oregon, United States A continuous documentation deployment platform that automatically builds, versions, and hosts software documentation from Git repositories. FreeOpen source$5+/month	1.4%
9	Hexo A Node.js-powered static site generator. FreeOpen source	1.3%
10	MkDocs Brighton, United Kingdom An open-source static site generator for building project documentation from Markdown files with a simple configuration-driven workflow. FreeOpen source	1.3%
11	Eleventy A high-performance, production-ready, open-source static site generator written in JavaScript. FreeOpen source	1.1%
12	Publii Krynica-Zdrój, Poland A desktop-based website builder for Windows, Mac, and Linux that creates static websites using the Handlebars templating language. FreeOpen source	1%
13	VuePress A static site generator based on Vue.js and Markdown for building documentation and content-focused websites. FreeOpen source	0.9%
14	Quarto Boston, Massachusetts, United States An open-source scientific and technical publishing system based on Markdown that allows users to write in plain-text Markdown or work with Jupyter notebooks and embed executable code in Python, R, Julia, or Observable JS. FreeOpen source	0.9%
15	Gridsome A Vue.js powered Jamstack framework for building statically generated websites and applications. FreeOpen source	0.8%
16	GitBook Covina, California, United States A cloud-based documentation platform for creating and publishing product documentation, API references, and knowledge bases. FreeOpen source$79+/site/month	0.8%
17	VitePress A Vue.js-powered static site generator and successor to VuePress, built on top of the Vite build tool. FreeOpen source	0.8%
18	Scully A static site generator for Angular projects looking to embrace the Jamstack. FreeOpen source	0.4%
19	📖 Docutils An open-source text processing system for transforming plain text documentation into useful formats such as HTML, LaTeX, man pages, OpenDocument, or XML. FreeOpen source	0.4%
20	Docsify Turns one or more Markdown files into a Website, with no build process required. FreeOpen source	0.3%
21	Zola A fast static site generator written in Rust. FreeOpen source	0.3%
22	📖 Pandoc Berkeley, California, United States A Haskell library and command-line tool for converting documents between markup formats such as Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, DOCX, and EPUB. FreeOpen source	0.3%
23	Pelican A Python-powered static site generator powered that requires no database or server-side logic. FreeOpen source	0.3%
24	Slate Helps you create beautiful, intelligent, responsive API documentation. FreeOpen source	0.3%
25	Lume A fast and flexible static site generator built with Deno. FreeOpen source	0.2%

👉 See Also

🌎 Static Site Generators in other countries

🗃️ 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 572,142 websites from the United States.
We currently track the presence of 36 static site generators across the web.
Of these, 32 were detected on websites from the United States.
Statistics were last calculated on April 14, 2026.
For more details, see our methodology and disclaimer.