deco CMS
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Visitdeco CMS vs plain
What both publish
| Fact | deco CMS | plain |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The CMS is positioned for commerce teams and enterprise operations managing storefronts across platforms and sites. | The About page describes the browser admin as an option for people who would rather not work directly with Git. |
| Integrations | Studio lists GitHub, VTEX, Google Analytics, Search Console, Shopify, Sentry, Figma, Linear, PostgreSQL, HubSpot, Notion and Stripe connections. | The repository describes optional plugins for search, contact forms, reading time, forms sent to a configured backend, and GoatCounter page-view counts. |
| Migration | The FAQ says deco handles the gradual migration from the old admin, and the old admin was scheduled for discontinuation on October 30, 2026. | The repository includes importers for Jekyll, VuePress, and Joomla, which create content, media, and redirect files for review. |
| Open source | The CMS software is open source and self-hostable, and the company says its core is free. | plain is open source and licensed under MIT. |
deco CMS plans
- Open source coreFree
- Studio$20 a month
- Starter$50 a month
- Business$500 a month
- Enterprise$10,000 a month
- CustomPriced on request
plain plans
No prices published.
Pick deco CMS if…
It suits commerce teams that need business users to edit storefronts while working with an existing commerce or custom stack. Enterprise operations may value its multi-site focus and included support services.
Pick plain if…
plain suits site owners who want to manage Markdown content in a browser while keeping content in Git. It also fits projects that want static output and a read-only JSON API.