Froala Editor
7.1#4 in rich text editor softwareFrom $60 a monthAndroidiOSWebSelf-hosted
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What both publish
| Fact | Froala Editor | Squire |
|---|---|---|
| Formatting | The editor supports paragraph formats, lists, custom paragraph styles, quotes, and special characters. | Squire provides editor methods for text formatting, links, lists, code, text alignment, and quote levels. |
| Integrations | The site provides integration guides for JavaScript, React, Django, Vue, WordPress, and other frameworks. | The README names Fastmail, Proton Mail, SnappyMail, StartMail, Tutanota, Zoho Mail, Superhuman, Teamwork Desk, and Google Earth as users. |
| Product | Froala Editor is a lightweight JavaScript WYSIWYG HTML editor that adds rich text editing to applications. | Squire is an HTML5 rich text editor designed to handle arbitrary HTML with cross-browser normalization. |
| Security | Froala says the editor sanitizes content, filters malicious scripts, validates URLs, and supports strict Content Security Policy configurations from version 5.2. | The README says users must safely convert raw HTML into DOM nodes and that Squire integrates with DOMPurify when it is present. |
| Support | The plans list basic support for trial, standard support for Professional, prioritized support for Enterprise, and Platinum support for Custom. | The README asks bug reporters to reproduce issues using the repository's Demo.html to help distinguish editor bugs from integration bugs. |
Froala Editor plans
- Professional$60 a month
- Enterprise$117 a month
- Architect—
- Free TrialFree
- Professional Lifetime$2,159, paid once
- Enterprise Lifetime$4,199, paid once
Squire plans
No prices published.
Pick Froala Editor if…
Froala Editor suits teams embedding rich-text editing into web or mobile applications. Professional is described for internal applications, while Enterprise targets OEM and SaaS distribution.
Pick Squire if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.