Liferay Digital Experience Platform
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VisitLiferay Digital Experience Platform vs Siteglide
What both publish
| Fact | Liferay Digital Experience Platform | Siteglide |
|---|---|---|
| Commerce | Liferay documentation covers catalogs, products, pricing, payments, orders, inventory and store management. | The eCommerce features include product attributes, inventory management, multiple currencies, discount codes, tax codes, and subscriptions. |
| Content management | Liferay provides structured content management for creating, organizing and publishing digital content. | Features include an SEO-ready CMS, visual editor, blog and news tools, structured categories, and 301 URL redirects. |
| Integrations | Prebuilt and documented connectors cover systems including Salesforce, SAP, Google Drive and Microsoft 365. | The platform lists a Public API for bespoke third-party integrations and a Zapier integration for connecting to thousands of apps. |
| Product | Liferay DXP is an enterprise platform for building digital experiences such as customer portals, intranets, partner portals, and self-service solutions. | Siteglide describes itself as a Digital Experience Platform with a CRM at its core and CMS, eCommerce, WebApps, transactional email, and reporting tools. |
Liferay Digital Experience Platform plans
- Liferay DXP Free TierFree
- Prebuilt Guided TrialFree
- Sandbox DXP TrialFree
- Liferay DXP Enterprise SubscriptionPriced on request
Siteglide plans
- Essential$25 a month
- Launch$100 a month
- Essential$270 a year
- Launch$1,080 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Liferay Digital Experience Platform if…
Liferay DXP suits enterprise organizations serving multiple audiences and managing complex integration requirements. Its deployment options may fit teams choosing between SaaS, PaaS and self-hosted environments.
Pick Siteglide if…
Siteglide suits teams building portals, marketplaces, membership sites, or custom digital applications. Developers can work through a CLI and their preferred IDE, while site owners can use its content and commerce tools.