📈 Static Site Generators Ranked #26–#35 in the United States

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

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The following list shows the static site generators ranked from 26th to 35th out of 35 used on websites in the United States.

RankNameMarket share
26
Zola

A fast static site generator written in Rust.

FreeOpen source
27
Scalar
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

An open-source platform for creating API documentation with an interactive playground, built around the OpenAPI standard.

Free$24+/seat/month
28
Doxygen
Eindhoven, Netherlands

An open-source documentation generator that creates reference documentation from annotated source code and supports languages including C++, C#, PHP, Java, Python, IDL, Fortran, and D.

FreeOpen source
29
JSDoc
United Kingdom

An API documentation generator for JavaScript that generates HTML documentation from source code, similar to Javadoc or phpDocumentor.

FreeOpen source
30
TypeDoc
Germany

A documentation generator for TypeScript projects that converts source-code comments into HTML documentation.

FreeOpen source
31
Quartz
San Francisco, California, United States

An open-source static-site generator that turns your "digital garden" and notes into a website.

FreeOpen source
32
Lume

A fast and flexible static site generator built with Deno.

FreeOpen source
33
Obsidian Publish
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A cloud-based service that lets you publish your Obsidian notes as a wiki, knowledge base, documentation, or digital garden.

$10/month
34
Javadoc
Austin, Texas, United States

A tool for generating API documentation in HTML format from doc comments in Java source code.

Free
35
Flatdoc

Fetches Markdown files and renders them as full pages.

FreeOpen source

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