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Arc XP

Last update : September 22, 2026
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Results in the Tech Stack study

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6 %Adoption rate · of respondents
—sample too small to publish a score

What its users say (7)

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8/10

“On certain matters, a lack of flexibility.”

Tech Stack 2026
7/10

“A CMS designed for web-first production, so it fits our strategy, BUT has been struggling to evolve for some time (2/3 years).”

Tech Stack 2026
8/10

“SaaS solution, stable and well adopted by the newsroom (fairly intuitive compared with the previous CMSs, Swing and Methode Prime before that).”

Tech Stack 2024
8/10

“Robust but little customisation.”

Tech Stack 2024
7/10

“Lots of features and good copy tracking.”

Tech Stack 2024
9/10

“Same as the previous question (Arc XP): the CMS was adopted quickly, everyone is happy with it. PageBuilder lets us launch new sections quickly and gives flexibility in editorial curation.”

Tech Stack 2023

Anonymised comments from study respondents.

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