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DHTMLX RichText vs Editor.js

Editor.js

7.7#2 in rich text editor softwareFree plan
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What both publish

FactDHTMLX RichTextEditor.js
LicenseCommercial licenses grant lifetime usage rights, with one year of updates and technical support included.The site says Editor.js is released under the Apache 2 License.
SupportThe Individual plan includes 10 support requests with a 72-hour response time; Commercial and Enterprise include 48-hour response times, and Ultimate includes 24-hour response time.The contributing page invites users to report bugs with reproduction steps and environment details, and provides a team email for feedback.

DHTMLX RichText plans

  • Individual$149, paid once
  • Commercial$449, paid once
  • Enterprise$669, paid once
  • Ultimate$1,339, paid once

Editor.js plans

  • Free and open sourceFree
  • Free and open-sourceFree

Pick DHTMLX RichText if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Editor.js if…

Editor.js suits developers who need structured, JSON-based content for web or mobile rendering. It also fits projects that want plugin-built blocks and a self-hosted JavaScript or TypeScript editor.

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