Python static site generator that turns a CSV spreadsheet of products into a single, free, self-contained HTML storefront with no backend hosting required.
codeberg.org
#static-site-generator
6 tools curated in this category — including MicroStore, Sitepins, Pages CMS
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to static-site-generator. This selection of 6 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include MicroStore, Sitepins, Pages CMS. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
A freemium git-based CMS with a visual WYSIWYG editor, real-time collaborative editing, and built-in AI assistant integrations for static site content.
sitepins.com
A free, open-source GitHub app that turns a config file in your repo into a visual content editor for static sites, with no database or backend to run.
pagescms.org
A free, modern drop-in replacement for Netlify/Decap CMS that lets non-technical editors manage a static site's content through a polished, translatable, git-based editor.
github.com
The simplest way to put a static website online: zip your files, drop them in, and Picnic Host handles the server, CDN, and HTTPS for you.
picnic.host
A free, self-hosted website builder with a visual page editor, like Webflow or WordPress, but one you run on your own server instead of paying a monthly fee to a company.
instatic.com