Drupal
Open-source enterprise CMS for complex sites
What is Drupal?
Drupal is an open-source content management system used for large, complex websites, with flexible content modeling, advanced access control and multilingual support. It offers thousands of modules, a strong security track record and support for headless use; the Drupal CMS distribution makes installation easier. It is common among public institutions, universities and large organizations. The software is free but requires development expertise.
Key facts
- Starting price
- Free
- Pricing model
- Open source
- Active users
- —
- Customers
- —
- Vendor employees
- —
- Launched
- 2001
- Deployment
- On-premise, Cloud (SaaS)
- Platforms
- Web
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Robust for complex, large-scale sites
- Granular permissions and multilingual support
- Free and open-source with active community
- Free plan available
- Open source
- Can run on-premise
- Turkish interface
Considerations
- Steep learning curve for developers and editors
- Major upgrades can be resource-intensive
- Requires specialized and often costly talent
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Features
✓Self-hosted· Deployment
✓Open source· Deployment
✓API access· Integrations
✓Integrations marketplace· Integrations
✓Multi-language· Platform
✓Turkish interface· Platform
✓Role-based access· Security
✓Audit log· Security
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