CMS Used by UK Wealth Management Companies: Market Share (2026)

Detected CMS market share across 1,801 of 5,820 trading UK wealth management companies, led by WordPress at 69.6% (1,253 sites).

Across 5,820 trading UK wealth management companies, 1,801 have a detectable CMS. WordPress accounts for 69.6% (1,253) of those companies, well ahead of Wix at 6.2% (112), Drupal at 4.8% (87), Squarespace at 4.4% (80), Concrete CMS at 3.7% (66) and Webflow at 3.0% (54).

Read more

The pattern is similar by employee band. WordPress leads Under 10 employees with 68.7% of 1,446 companies, 10–50 employees with 72.6% of 336 companies, and Over 50 employees with 78.9% of 19 companies.

The long tail is broad but thin: 33 systems are detected in total, with 25 further systems covering 108 companies. Among the profiled systems, median headcount is 5 across the board, so the visible market is mainly made up of smaller wealth management firms rather than larger institutions.

1,788

wealth management with detected CMS

Of 5,828 UK wealth management

30.7%

Detection rate

2026

30

Systems detected

In this category

70%

Leader share

WordPress

UK Wealth Management CMS market share

Tridion
Other (22 systems)

Share of the 1,788 UK Wealth Management with a detectable system. As of June 2026.

CMS compared

SystemUK Wealth ManagementShareMedian headcountLondon shareTypical profile
WordPress1,25170%519.6%Small firms, largest CMS share
Wix1136.3%516.8%Small firms, secondary CMS share
Drupal874.9%511.5%Small firms, smaller CMS cohort
Squarespace804.5%526.3%Small firms, London-skewed usage
Concrete CMS673.7%511.9%Small firms, lower-share CMS usage
Webflow543%531.5%Small firms, London-skewed usage
Tridion352%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Adobe Experience Manager281.6%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Duda191.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Craft CMS150.8%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Joomla110.6%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Sanity90.5%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Contentful70.4%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Optimizely Content Management60.3%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Weebly40.2%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Storyblok40.2%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
ProcessWire30.2%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
It'seeze30.2%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Sitecore30.2%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Statamic20.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Ghost20.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
DNN20.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
October CMS20.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Silverstripe20.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Business Catalyst10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
YourCMS10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Prismic10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
TYPO3 CMS10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Umbraco10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →
Kentico10.1%Buy these companies as a spreadsheet →

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 Wealth Management with under 10 employees, WordPress leads at 69.1% of the 1,438 with a detectable system; among UK Wealth Management with 10–50 employees, WordPress leads at 73.1% of the 331 with a detectable system; and among UK Wealth Management with over 50 employees, WordPress leads at 78.9% of the 19 with a detectable system.

Under 10 employees

WordPress

69.1% of band

Under 10 employees is the largest band, with 1,446 companies and WordPress leading at 68.7%. Wix, Drupal, Squarespace, Concrete CMS and Webflow compete for much smaller shares, while the rest of the market fragments across the tail.

10–50 employees

WordPress

73.1% of band

10–50 employees covers 336 companies, again led by WordPress at 72.6%. The band leaves limited room for challengers, although the named alternatives still appear across smaller wealth management firms.

Over 50 employees

WordPress

78.9% of band

Over 50 employees is a small band of 19 companies, with WordPress reaching 78.9%. The remaining systems appear only in small numbers, so individual choices can move the share mix.

How CMS usage is detected

Methodology

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.

All product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Firmbase is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any trademark owner.

UK Wealth Management by CMS

Related directories

Frequently asked questions

What is the most-used CMS among UK wealth management companies?
WordPress is the most-detected CMS among UK wealth management companies, with 70% share (1,251 of 1,788 companies with a detectable system), ahead of Wix (6.3%) and Drupal (4.9%).
How many UK wealth management companies have a detectable CMS?
1,788 of 5,828 actively-trading UK wealth management companies (30.7%) have a CMS detectable from their public website. The remainder either run systems with no public web footprint or none at all, so detected share figures are a conservative floor.
What is a CMS?
A CMS is the software used to create, edit and publish website content, including pages, articles, service information and compliance notices. For UK wealth management companies, it typically supports marketing sites, client-facing information pages and content updates managed by non-technical staff.
How is CMS usage detected?
Firmbase crawls the public website of every actively-trading company in this scope and fingerprints the technologies present — scripts, widgets, booking and checkout flows. A company is attributed to a system when that system's signatures are found; systems with no public web footprint are not attributable, which is why every share figure on this page means share of companies with a detectable system.
Which has more UK wealth management companies, WordPress or Wix?
WordPress: 1,251 detected companies versus 113 for Wix, of the 1,788 UK wealth management companies with a detectable CMS.
What is the best CMS for UK wealth management companies?
No single CMS is treated here as the recommended choice; the page reports observed usage rather than product rankings. WordPress leads overall with 69.6% (1,253), followed by Wix at 6.2% (112), Drupal at 4.8% (87), Squarespace at 4.4% (80), Concrete CMS at 3.7% (66) and Webflow at 3.0% (54). By size band, WordPress leads Under 10 employees with 68.7% of 1,446 companies, 10–50 employees with 72.6% of 336 companies, and Over 50 employees with 78.9% of 19 companies.

Buy all 1,788 companies as a spreadsheet.

One Excel/CSV file with company details, websites and key data — yours to download and use.