Puck is a recent React-native editor framework with an elegant API — but it lacks a plugin ecosystem, has no built-in email builder, and is limited to React projects. GrapesJS has been the leading open-source page editor framework for over a decade, with 22k+ GitHub stars, a rich plugin ecosystem on GJS.Market, and compatibility with any JavaScript framework.
Browse GrapesJS plugins →GrapesJS vs Puck — feature comparison
| Feature | GrapesJS | Puck |
|---|---|---|
| Open source | ✓ MIT | ✓ MIT |
| Framework-agnostic | ✓ Vanilla JS | ✗ React only |
| Plugin marketplace | GJS.Market (100+) | None |
| Email builder | ✓ MJML | ✗ |
| Built-in style manager | ✓ | ✗ Custom only |
| Device manager | ✓ Built-in | ✗ |
| Block library | ✓ Built-in + GJS.Market | Component-based, custom |
| GitHub stars | 22k+ | 8k+ |
| Production track record | 10+ years | 2023+ |
Why developers choose GrapesJS over Puck
Plugin ecosystem
GJS.Market has 100+ plugins for GrapesJS. Puck has no equivalent marketplace — you build everything yourself.
Framework flexibility
GrapesJS works with React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and vanilla JS. Puck is React-only.
Email builder
GrapesJS has native MJML email builder support. Puck has no email editing capabilities.
Battle-tested
GrapesJS has been in production for 10+ years across enterprise SaaS, CMS platforms, and agency tools.
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