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TinyMCE
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TinyMCE is a highly customizable WYSIWYG rich text editor designed for developers to integrate into web applications. It offers a wide range of features for content creation, editing, and collaboration, including advanced formatting, media embedding, and revision history. TinyMCE is used across various platforms like CMS, email, and document management systems.
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Must Have
3 of 5
Rich Text Editor
Reader Engagement Metrics
Community Feedback Tools
Distribution & Recommendation Engine
Membership & Monetization
Other
0 of 8
Publication Management
User Profiles & Following
Tags & Topics
Email Newsletter Integration
Audio Story Playback
Mobile App Access
Social Sharing & Embedding
Search & Discovery
PricingTiered
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Free
$0.00 monthly
- 1,000 editor loads per month
- Cloud-hosted
- 14-day free trial of advanced features
- One domain + subdomains
- Professional support
- Advanced productivity features
- Content embedding & conversion features
- Advanced document organization features
- Collaboration features
- Enhanced Skins & Icons Packs
- 1,000 editor loads per month (then $40* per 1,000 loads)
Essential
$92.00 monthly
- 5,000 editor loads per month
- Commercial license
- Cloud-hosted
- Professional support
- Advanced productivity features
- Content embedding & conversion features
- Advanced document organization features
- Collaboration features
- Enhanced Skins & Icons Packs
- One domain + subdomains
- AI-Assistant Add-on
- Revision History Add-on
- Math Equations Add-on
- Import from Word Add-on
- Export to Word Add-on
- Export to PDF Add-on
- 5,000 editor loads per month (then $40*per 1,000 loads)
Professional
$170.00 monthly
Popular- 20,000 editor loads per month
- Commercial license
- Cloud-hosted
- Professional support
- Advanced productivity features incl. PowerPaste
- Advanced content embedding & conversion features
- Advanced document organization features
- Advanced collaboration features
- Compliance features
- Enhanced Skins & Icons Packs
- Professionally Translated Language Packs
- One domain + subdomains
- AI-Assistant Add-on
- Revision History Add-on
- Math Equations Add-on
- Import from Word Add-on
- Export to Word Add-on
- Export to PDF Add-on
- 20,000 editor loads per month (then $40*per 1,000 loads)
Enterprise
Custom
- Custom editor loads
- Cloud or Self-hosted
- Custom packaging options
- Dedicated support
- Multiple domains
- AI-Assistant Add-on
- Revision History Add-on
- Math Equations Add-on
- Import from Word Add-on
- Export to Word Add-on
- Export to PDF Add-on
- Image Optimizer powered by Uploadcare Add-on
Rationale
TinyMCE is a rich text editor that can be integrated into various applications. While it provides the core rich text editing functionality and some features that could be used for community feedback (comments, mentions) and engagement metrics (word count, revision history), it is not a complete publishing platform like Medium. It lacks the distribution and recommendation engine, membership monetization, and dedicated publication management features that are central to the Medium concept. TinyMCE is a component for developers to build with, not an end-user publishing platform.
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