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Is Sitefinity right for manufacturers?

Progress Sitefinity is another mid-market .NET digital experience platform. Its industrial base skews to machinery and industrial-equipment OEMs running large, multilingual catalog sites, with contract manufacturers almost entirely absent.

Who Chooses It

Sitefinity powers 72 of the 25,000+ industrial websites we track, ranking 22nd of 57 platforms, with a typical site size of around 750 pages.

Where Kentico leans electronics, Sitefinity leans machinery. OEMs make up nearly two-thirds of its sites, concentrated in machinery and industrial equipment, and contract manufacturers barely register. It competes in the same .NET mid-market space as Kentico and Sitecore, and it suits an established industrial manufacturer on the Microsoft stack that wants a substantial, structured, multi-region site without stepping up to enterprise pricing.

At a Glance

  • Total sites
    72
  • CMS rank
    22 of 57
  • Dominant role
    Original Equipment 59%
  • Typical scale
    726 pages
  • Top sector
    Machinery
How It Compares

A snapshot of Sitefinity industrial websites based on what's been built, not necessarily what the CMS can do.

  • ScaleEnterprise
  • CommerceCatalog-leaning
  • FootprintRegional
  • PublishingConsistent
  • SecurityFortified

The figures on this page come from Industrial Site Design's latest automated scan of the industrial websites we track, last updated . How we measure

Industrial Sites on Sitefinity

Industrial Site Design tracks 72 websites built on Sitefinity.