Market shares of content management systems amongst the top 1000 sites:

1. WordPress, 2. vBulletin, 3. Drupal

W3Techs presents a world map showing which content management system is the most popular one in each country.

Drupal is the fastest growing content management system at the moment, 2.2% usage, up from 1.7% one year ago.

Changes in the usage of the Big 3 content management systems in one year:
WordPress +2.0%
Joomla +0.1%
Drupal +0.4%

Joomla usage beats Drupal among the top 1 million websites, but Drupal easily outnumbers Joomla in the top 10.000: CMS usage breakdown by ranking

Just in time for the DrupalCon, Drupal is now used by 2% of all websites, up from 1.5% one year ago.

Drupal is the most popular content management system in Finland.

Drupal is the most popular content management system on US government sites, e.g. The White House.

As one of the "big 3" content management systems, Drupal enjoys a steady growth of its user base. We have a closer look at the statistics.

Drupal is losing sites to WordPress, but gaining just as many from Joomla: Drupal change report.

At the moment, Drupal is the fastest growing content management system.

Drupal is the most popular content management system on .edu sites. Ektron is second. CMS usage on .edu sites

This is a summary of a few remarkable and recently emerging changes in our statistics.