Content Collections vs Blogwise
Compare Content Collections and Blogwise for blogs. Find out how the features, pricing & plans differs and which technology is best for you!
Content Collections
Content Collections is all about delivering a delightful developer experience. It offers a smooth developer journey, eliminating the hassle of server restarts or browser refreshes. Any changes you make to your content are automatically reflected in the collections, keeping everything up to date effortlessly.
Blogwise
Blogwise allows you to turn your Notion database into a blog with ease. Write in Notion, publish to SSL-ready, SEO-optimized blogs in minutes. No coding needed.
Headless CMS Features
Content Collections's Headless CMS Features
Not optimized for blogging experience
Easy to integrate
Complex to manage content
Complex to manage images
Image served via origin server
Headless mode available
Blog on subdomain available
Blog on subdirectory available
Blogwise's Headless CMS Features
First-class blogging experience
Easy to integrate
Easy to manage content
Easy to manage images
Image served via CDN
Headless mode not available
Blog on subdomain available
Blog on subdirectory not available
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Pricing & Plans
Content Collections's Pricing
Open Source
$0 / forever
- Open-source
Blogwise's Pricing
Free (Beta Limited Offer)
$0 / per month
Choose Content Collections or Blogwise?
Why choose Content Collections?
Content Collections is ideal for projects that prioritize developer experience, offering built-in validations, performance optimizations, and seamless integration with TypeScript for a smooth and simplified content management process. However the lack of support for an intuitive editor and image handling may be a dealbreaker for some teams.
Why choose Blogwise?
Blogwise is a great choice for individuals looking to quickly set up a blog without any coding required. However, it lacks the flexibility and control of a headless CMS, and may not be suitable for those who wants full control over their blog's design and functionality.
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