Fifteen minutes are enough to walk the recommendation through your case — with no quote afterwards.
Which CMS fits your website?
Fifteen questions about your website, roughly five minutes. Then a recommendation for one of four systems — with the reasons behind it.
Squarespace
A mature builder you run yourselves. Cheap, quickly online, updates included — the freedom ends where special requirements begin: your own design, several languages, your own data.
WordPress
The most widespread system: there is a plugin for almost everything. In return the maintenance stays with you, editing gets cluttered fast, and several languages need a paid add-on.
Payload
A modern headless system with a straightforward interface. It carries whole applications with accounts and roles, and runs on a server of your own, in Switzerland if you want.
Sanity
A far-developed headless system: live editing, several people in the same text at once, AI built in. Structured content for many languages and channels.
| Squarespace | WordPress | Payload | Sanity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Editor | Site builder, anyone moves anything | Page builder, depends on the theme | Fields and roles, live preview | Fields, live editor, AI help |
| Data location | USA, content exportable | Server of your choice | Server of your choice, Switzerland included | Content Lake in the EU |
| Application logic | Member area, nothing else | Through plugins, awkward | Accounts, roles, own data | Content store, logic beside it |
| Operations | Subscription, updates automatic | Maintain updates and plugins | Own server, own upgrades | Backend stays current on its own |
| Design | Templates, limited freedom | Themes, plugins leak through | Free, own front end | Free, own front end |
| Languages | Only via Weglot, expensive | WPML, permanent maintenance | Localisation built in | Built in, translation in the studio |
| Running costs | Subscription per month | Maintenance, plugins, security | Server plus support | Seats plus support |
As of September 2026. The rows are the criteria the test calculates with.
Successful website projects from practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the CMS evaluation cost?
Nothing. The test runs in the browser, the result appears straight away, and no invoice follows.
How long does the test take?
Fifteen questions, roughly five minutes. The questions about your company come last and do not change the result.
What happens to our details?
They reach us by email and stay there. No selling on, no newsletter without your say-so. The shareable result link carries only your answers, no name and no address.





