In this report, we...rate [the CMS's] on a variety of criteria, including system flexibility, features, ease of use and the availability of support. We chose these systems because they’re the most popular four in the nonprofit sector today, according to our analysis...Keep in mind, however, that a system is only one part of the equation. The person or firm that designs and builds your Web site is likely to be as important as what CMS you choose.
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No report can answer all the questions that anyone might have. If you’re planning to spend $100,000 or more on a Web site, get tens of thousands of visitors a day or have detailed questions about sophisticated functionality, you’ll need to look beyond this report to get the additional information you’ll need to choose from these four systems. But if you’re a small to midsized organization, whether your needs are simple or sophisticated and your technical knowledge is shallow or deep, this report can provide you with a good overview. Taking the time to read through it carefully can save you a lot of work and money.