There are several tools available online that can help you detect which CMS a website is using. Here are some of the most popular ones:
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WhatCMS: This is a web-based service tool that can identify the CMS of a website in a matter of seconds. It provides a free API.
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CMS Detector: This tool uses a complex algorithm to determine which CMS or framework sites are built with. It can recognize hundreds of CMSs, frameworks, and website builders.
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SE Ranking CMS Detector: This tool analyzes a sites tech stack and displays what CMS is used, as well as the list of detected components. It can detect hundreds of CMSs and website builders.
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Sitechecker Pro: This tool allows you to detect which CMS is used on a site, whatever it is. It can detect hundreds of CMS software out there waiting to be used.
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Serpstat: This tool provides eight effective ways to detect the CMS of a website. It specifies the name and version of the CMS.
Its important to remember that CMS stands for "Content Management System," which is software designed to help users create and edit websites. CMS functionality varies widely and can include much more than the basic features for managing text and image content. Some of the most popular systems help users design, track users, handle searches, collect visitor comments, host forums, and much more.
