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ButterCMS
buttercms.comSummary
ButterCMS is a headless CMS and blog engine that allows developers to integrate content management capabilities into their applications using an API. It provides tools for creating and managing various content types, including blog posts, pages, and collections, with features like a rich text editor, media library, and SEO optimization. The platform is designed to be tech-stack agnostic, offering SDKs and documentation for a wide range of programming languages and frameworks.
Feature Matches7/13
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Must Have
2 of 5
Rich Text Editor
Reader Engagement Metrics
Distribution & Recommendation Engine
Membership & Monetization
Community Feedback Tools
Other
5 of 8
User Profiles & Following
Tags & Topics
Email Newsletter Integration
Social Sharing & Embedding
Search & Discovery
Publication Management
Audio Story Playback
Mobile App Access
PricingFreemium
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Free Developer Plan
$0.00 monthly
- Global CDN
- Collections
- Fully hosted infrastructure
- Customer Support
- Daily Backups
- Image API
- Build triggers
- Globally Cached Content Delivery API
- Multi-user Editing Presence
- Digital Asset Management (DAM)
- Media Library
- Webhooks
- Field Level Validation
- Live Preview
- References
- Revision History
- Rich Text Editor
- Blog Engine
- Scheduled Publishing
- SDKs
- Built-in SEO
- Cloud Cloning
- Collaborators
- CCPA Compliance
- GDPR Compliance
- Encryption at rest
- Encryption in transit
- Personal non-commercial usage
- Requires attribution link
Micro
$99.00 yearly
- 3 Users
- 5 Pages
- 50 Blog Posts
- 50 Collection Items
- WordPress Migration
- 3 Roles
- Global CDN
- Collections
- Fully hosted infrastructure
- Customer Support
- Daily Backups
- Image API
- Build triggers
- Globally Cached Content Delivery API
- Multi-user Editing Presence
- Digital Asset Management (DAM)
- Media Library
- Webhooks
- Field Level Validation
- Live Preview
- References
- Revision History
- Rich Text Editor
- Blog Engine
- Scheduled Publishing
- SDKs
- Built-in SEO
- Cloud Cloning
- Collaborators
- CCPA Compliance
- GDPR Compliance
- Encryption at rest
- Encryption in transit
- 100GB Asset Bandwidth
Startup
$199.00 yearly
- Unlimited Users
- 50 Pages
- 300 Blog Posts
- 500 Collection Items
- Components
- 3 Roles
- Global CDN
- Collections
- Fully hosted infrastructure
- Customer Support
- Daily Backups
- Image API
- Build triggers
- Globally Cached Content Delivery API
- Multi-user Editing Presence
- Digital Asset Management (DAM)
- Media Library
- Webhooks
- Field Level Validation
- Live Preview
- References
- Revision History
- Rich Text Editor
- Blog Engine
- Scheduled Publishing
- SDKs
- Built-in SEO
- Cloud Cloning
- Collaborators
- CCPA Compliance
- GDPR Compliance
- Encryption at rest
- Encryption in transit
- 250GB Asset Bandwidth
Small Business
$375.00 yearly
- Unlimited Users
- 100 Pages
- 600 Blog Posts
- 1000 Collection Items
- 5 Locales
- Image Editor
- Priority Support
- 3 Roles
- Global CDN
- Collections
- Fully hosted infrastructure
- Customer Support
- Daily Backups
- Image API
- Build triggers
- Globally Cached Content Delivery API
- Multi-user Editing Presence
- Digital Asset Management (DAM)
- Media Library
- Webhooks
- Field Level Validation
- Live Preview
- References
- Revision History
- Rich Text Editor
- Blog Engine
- Scheduled Publishing
- SDKs
- Built-in SEO
- Cloud Cloning
- Collaborators
- CCPA Compliance
- GDPR Compliance
- Encryption at rest
- Encryption in transit
- 1TB Asset Bandwidth
Enterprise + Agency
Custom
- Enterprise-class SLA
- Workflows
- Multiple Environments
- Sites+
- Write API
- Locale Permissions
- Video Support
- Solution Engineers and Agency Partners
- Custom roles
- Global CDN
- Collections
- Fully hosted infrastructure
- Customer Support
- Daily Backups
- Image API
- Build triggers
- Globally Cached Content Delivery API
- Multi-user Editing Presence
- Digital Asset Management (DAM)
- Media Library
- Webhooks
- Field Level Validation
- Live Preview
- References
- Revision History
- Rich Text Editor
- Blog Engine
- Scheduled Publishing
- SDKs
- Built-in SEO
- Cloud Cloning
- Collaborators
- CCPA Compliance
- GDPR Compliance
- Encryption at rest
- Encryption in transit
- Custom Users
- Custom Pages
- Custom Posts
- Custom Collections Items
- Component Library
- Custom Locales
- Localization Permission
- Custom Roles & Permissions
- User Training
- Multi-site
- Dedicated Success Manager
- Enterprise SSO
- Security Audit
- Migrations
- Data Model Consulting
- Slack Channel
- Implementation Partner Access
- Invoicing
Rationale
ButterCMS is a headless CMS that provides an API-based blog engine. While it doesn't directly offer a public-facing platform like Medium, it provides the underlying tools for developers to build such platforms. It explicitly mentions a rich text editor, tags and categories, author profiles (user profiles), and SEO features which include meta tags and URL slugs (search and discovery). It also mentions RSS/Atom feeds which can be used for distribution, and webhooks for integrations. The pricing page indicates a free developer plan and paid tiers, but not a direct membership monetization model for readers to pay writers. It also lacks explicit community feedback tools beyond general content management.
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