Content Management software

Drupal

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01 / Overview

What is Drupal?

Drupal is an open-source CMS for structured websites and applications. Content types, fields, editorial workflows and a modular architecture support projects that need more than a collection of static pages. The core software is available without a licence fee; the organisation still needs hosting, a supported implementation and an upgrade process. A Drupal evaluation should model real content relationships and editorial permissions, then check how the selected modules and custom code will be maintained.

Who is Drupal for?

Organisations defining structured content, publishing permissions and a maintainable custom website

02 / Capabilities

Drupal features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • Structured content and fields
  • Modular extensions and themes
  • Editorial workflows
  • Content governance tools
  • Integration with external applications
03 / Plans & costs

Drupal pricing

Plan availability

Free self-hosted software

Estimate the website implementation, content migration, hosting, monitoring, updates and support. Record the supported core and module versions in the proposed service agreement.

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Free access & evaluation

Drupal is free open-source software under the GPL. Hosting, implementation, maintenance and commercial services are separate.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose Drupal

  • A free software licence does not provide managed hosting

  • Custom modules and contributed extensions need lifecycle ownership

  • Implementation and migration scope depend on the content model

05 / Guides & insights

Explore Drupal in more detail

Take a closer look at the decisions behind this product.

Compare CMS scope and operating responsibilities

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06 / Comparisons

Compare Drupal

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07 / Questions answered

Drupal FAQs

Does Drupal have a free plan?

Drupal is free open-source software under the GPL. Hosting, implementation, maintenance and commercial services are separate.

Who is Drupal for?

Organisations defining structured content, publishing permissions and a maintainable custom website

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.