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CKEditor 5 vs Tiptap

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CKEditor 5

7.3#3 in rich text editor softwareFrom $160 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Tiptap

6.7#5 in rich text editor softwareFrom $49 a month
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
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FactCKEditor 5Tiptap
CollaborationCollaboration features include comments, track changes, restricted editing, and revision history.The collaboration feature supports real-time document editing with offline-first support.
HeadquartersWarsaw, PolandBerlin, Germany
SecurityCKEditor 5 supports Content Security Policy, while its documentation recommends server-side sanitization because the editor is not a full XSS filter.Tiptap says it is SOC 2 Type II compliant and encrypts editor content in transit and at rest.
SupportThe Free plan includes community support, paid standard plans specify two or four support requests per month, and Custom includes enterprise support with unlimited requests.Support ranges from community support on Start to email support on Team and direct engineer access and SLA-backed support options for Enterprise.
TrialThe 14-day premium-features trial includes access to paid features and add-ons, requires no credit card, and permits testing cloud and self-hosted distributions.The pricing page offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card needed.

CKEditor 5 plans

  • Essential$160 a month
  • Professional$319 a month
  • CustomPriced on request
  • Free—

Tiptap plans

  • Open sourceFree
  • Start$49 a month
  • Team$149 a month
  • Business$999 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick CKEditor 5 if…

CKEditor 5 suits developers building rich-text editing into applications and teams that need collaboration or document conversion. It also offers a GPL self-hosted option for users able to meet GPL requirements.

Pick Tiptap if…

Tiptap suits developers who want to build a custom rich-text editor and choose their framework and deployment approach. Teams needing managed collaboration, comments, or document history should consider Platform or Enterprise deployment.

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