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How Stet differs, without the straw men.
Most of these products are good. They mostly make one team wait for the other, which is the specific thing Stet is built not to do.
Nine comparisons.
- W
Stet vs WordPress
The incumbent. Everyone can use it; nothing is typed.
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Stet vs Sanity
Structured content with the schema in your repository.
- C
Stet vs Contentful
The enterprise headless CMS, priced accordingly.
- P
Stet vs Payload
A code-first CMS that lives inside your Next.js app.
- S
Stet vs Storyblok
A visual editor over your own rendered pages.
- W
Stet vs Webflow
Design, host and edit in one place, if you build it there.
- S
Stet vs Strapi
Open source, UI modelling, deploys to change the schema.
- P
Stet vs Prismic
Page building from slices, priced per repository.
- D
Stet vs Directus
A data platform wrapped around your own SQL database.
How these pages are written.
A comparison page written by the vendor is worth reading only if it is honest about the other side.
- The same seven questions
- Every comparison answers who models the content, how types reach your app, what happens when the model changes, and how analytics, AI, hosting and pricing work. No cherry-picking the axes that flatter us.
- Their strengths, in their terms
- Each page says what the other product does better than Stet, because that is the part you actually need in order to decide.
- When to pick them instead
- Every page ends with the case for choosing the other one. Some of these are better answers than Stet for some teams, and saying so costs us nothing.
- Checked, and dated
- Facts were taken from published documentation and pricing pages in July 2026. Products move; if something here has gone out of date, tell us and it gets fixed.