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Commercial means the software is offered under a proprietary license set by its vendor, and using it in production requires accepting those terms, usually by buying a license or subscription. The code may be delivered as source or as a package, but the license grants no general right to redistribute or change it. A free trial or free tier can exist. A record holds this value when the project’s license and pricing pages describe proprietary terms for the software as a whole. Where the source is public with restrictions, the record is source available.

23 projects are commercial, listed alphabetically. Mostly servers and proxies, content management systems and developer tools, of 10 categories in all. 13 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.

A

  • Aceternity UI

    Library of animated React and Tailwind CSS components, blocks and templates that users copy into their own projects.

B

  • BugSnag

    Error monitoring and performance monitoring service for mobile, web, desktop and server applications, offered as a hosted platform and as an on-premises installation.

C

  • Control Web Panel

    Linux control panel for managing web hosting, websites and servers on dedicated servers and VPS, with a free core and a paid CWPpro edition.

  • CoreMedia Content Cloud

    Proprietary enterprise content management system and digital experience platform, offered as a hybrid headless CMS.

  • cPanel

    Proprietary web hosting control panel and server management software, sold as cPanel & WHM licenses for servers that host websites.

D

  • DirectAdmin

    Proprietary web hosting control panel for managing websites, email, DNS and databases on Linux servers, with a paid license per server.

  • Docker Desktop

    Desktop application that installs the Docker Engine, Docker CLI and Docker Compose on macOS, Windows and Linux for building and running containers.

E

  • Easypanel

    Self-hosted server management panel that deploys apps, databases and templated services on servers the user runs, using Docker.

  • Enhance

    Hosting control panel for running websites, email, databases and backups across one or more Linux servers in a single cluster.

F

  • FASTPANEL

    Server control panel for creating and managing websites, email accounts, databases, SSL certificates and backups on a Linux server.

G

  • GoJS

    JavaScript and TypeScript library for creating interactive diagrams, charts and graphs in the browser or on Node.js.

K

  • KahunaCart

    E-commerce plugin for the Grav CMS that adds a catalog, checkout, payments, shipping and customer accounts.

L

  • Laravel Herd

    Desktop app for macOS and Windows that runs local PHP and Laravel sites on their own domains, with PHP versions and local services managed from one window.

  • Laravel Nova

    Commercial administration panel package for Laravel applications.

  • LiteSpeed Web Server

    Web server from LiteSpeed Technologies, sold under paid licenses, that reads Apache configuration files and includes a WebAdmin console.

  • Local

    Free desktop application for developing WordPress sites on the developer's own computer.

M

  • MAMP

    Local web server environment for macOS and Windows with Apache or Nginx, PHP and MySQL, and MAMP PRO, a commercial app for running several local sites.

  • Movable Type

    Commercial publishing and blogging system from Six Apart that publishes static pages, dynamic pages or both from templates.

O

  • Optimizely CMS

    Commercial .NET content management system from Optimizely, installed from NuGet packages on Microsoft SQL Server.

  • Oracle AI Database

    Commercial relational database from Oracle, with a free developer edition and fully supported paid editions.

P

  • Plesk

    Proprietary hosting control panel for managing websites, DNS, mail and other services on Linux and Windows servers.

S

  • Sitecore XP

    Commercial content management and digital experience platform from Sitecore, sold as an on-premises product and a cloud product.

X

  • Xperience by Kentico

    Content management and digital experience platform for .NET web applications, with marketing and commerce features.

Which of these is best?

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