Joost de Valk has an analysis…

ByDan Knauss Posted on

Joost de Valk has an analysis of CMS market share numbers from W3Techs. Joost’s key findings are:

  • WooCommerce‘s market share is three times as big as Shopify, but Shopify is growing.
  • If current trends continue, Shopify, Joomla, SquareSpace, and Wix will be in the #2, #3, #4, and #5 positions. Drupal will drop from #3 to #6, despite promising results from a recent Drupal business survey.
  • Outside WordPress, the open-source CMS market share is decreasing. 📉

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