CMS Used by UK Construction Companies: Market Share (2026)
Across 22,187 UK construction companies with a detectable CMS, WordPress leads with 73.1% market share, ahead of Wix at 11.7% and Squarespace at 5.2%.
22,187 of 241,271 trading UK construction companies have a detectable CMS, spread across 34 systems. WordPress accounts for 73.1% of detected use, with 16,223 companies, while Wix follows at 11.7% with 2,597 companies.
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Usage is weighted towards smaller employers, but the pattern is consistent by headcount. WordPress has 72.6% of 16,237 companies under 10 employees, 73.9% of 5,474 companies with 10–50 employees, and 81.1% of 476 companies over 50 employees.
The next group is much smaller: Squarespace has 5.2% (1,143), Duda 3.4% (755), Webflow 1.8% (401), Joomla 1.0% (219), Craft CMS 0.7% (156) and Drupal 0.6% (139). A long tail of 26 further systems covers 608 companies.
22,187
construction with detected CMS
Of 241,271 UK construction
9.2%
Detection rate
2026
34
Systems detected
In this category
73.1%
Leader share
WordPress
UK Construction CMS market share
CMS compared
Systems detected below the page threshold appear with counts only; their full lists are available in the Firmbase app.
Market leader by size
The leading CMS system shifts with company size: among UK Construction with under 10 employees, WordPress leads at 72.6% of the 16,237 with a detectable system; among UK Construction with 10–50 employees, WordPress leads at 73.9% of the 5,474 with a detectable system; and among UK Construction with over 50 employees, WordPress leads at 81.1% of the 476 with a detectable system.
Under 10 employees
72.6% of band
Under 10 employees contains 16,237 companies with detected CMS use. WordPress accounts for 72.6%, leaving the remaining share split across Wix, Squarespace, Duda and smaller systems.
10–50 employees
73.9% of band
10–50 employees includes 5,474 companies, with WordPress at 73.9%. The band remains WordPress-centred, while other CMS use is distributed across the same wider set of 34 detected systems.
Over 50 employees
81.1% of band
Over 50 employees is much smaller, at 476 companies, and WordPress rises to 81.1%. That leaves a narrower contest for every other CMS in larger construction employers.
How CMS usage is detected
Company data
Detected companies are joined to UK Companies House records and XBRL accounts data. Revenue and headcount figures come from the most recent filed accounts; where the company has not filed, values are estimated using a model trained on filed history and peer benchmarks and are labelled as estimates.
Detection
Firmbase crawls the public website of actively-trading UK companies and fingerprints the technologies present: tracking scripts, embedded forms, chat widgets, CMS markers and similar signatures. A company is included in this list when one or more of the technology's signatures are found on its site; closely-related variants of the same product are grouped under one name. Detection covers what is visible on the public web — a company using the technology purely internally, with no website footprint, will not appear. Counts are therefore a conservative floor, not a ceiling.
Freshness
Websites are re-crawled on a rolling basis and the underlying company data is refreshed from Companies House continuously; filings appear within days of submission. The list and its statistics are regenerated when the detected cohort moves meaningfully. You can see the last-updated timestamp near the top of the page.
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