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Drupal Yearly Market Share 2012–2023
As of January 2023, Drupal has a 1.8% market share among content management systems. Since 2014, Drupal’s market share has been declining. Drupal’s market share has fallen by 3.7% in 9 years.
Sources: w3techs.com Januery 2023
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What is the market share of content management systems for Drupal in 2023?
As of January 2023, Drupal has a 1.8% market share. Drupal is in sixth place in terms of market share among content management systems in 2023. Source: w3techs.com
Which content management systems outperform Drupal in terms of market share in 2023?
As of January 2023, Drupal leads in terms of market share among content management systems WordPress (63.7%), Wix (3.6%), Squarespace (3%) and Joomla (2.7%). Source: w3techs.com
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