Open-source Unbounce alternatives

Mautic is open-source marketing automation software. It lets businesses and organizations build integrated marketing campaigns, including email marketing, while keeping control of their own data. The project is supported by a worldwide community of contributors and presents privacy and extensibility as core goals.

The README highlights several advantages over conventional hosted tools: it is free to use, you can run it on your own infrastructure with your own database, there is no vendor lock-in, integrations can be built as needed, and both the frontend and backend are customizable. It also describes multi-channel marketing without extra cost and unlimited segmentation and automation.

Mautic is written in PHP. It can be downloaded and self-hosted, or you can request a trial of a hosted option, and community channels and a blog share news, releases and strategy. Its license is stated in the repository. It suits marketing teams that want automation without relying entirely on a third-party SaaS provider.

H5-Dooring is a free, open-source visual page builder for H5 landing pages, aimed at making mobile page creation as easy as stacking building blocks. Users compose pages by dragging components onto a canvas instead of writing code, and the project also targets websites and low-code platforms more broadly.

The technology stack is mainly React with TypeScript on the front end, with a Node.js back end. The repository topics list drag-and-drop, page builder, site generator, mini program and visual design keywords, and the project provides a website, demo, documentation, video tutorials and a wiki. Much of the community material is in Chinese.

H5-Dooring is licensed under GPL-3.0, so derivative works must follow its terms. It runs on your own server or in your own development environment. It suits teams, especially in China, that need a configurable H5 page maker for marketing campaigns.

h5-factory, listed here under its author's handle Yangyuji, is a visual editing tool for mobile H5 pages such as promotional or campaign landing pages. Editors drag components onto a page, switch between them flexibly and generate a ready-to-deploy HTML file with a single action.

Built-in components include text, image, form, carousel, bottom navigation, floor navigation, countdown, horizontal scroll, scrolling news and an icon grid entry block. The backend renders pure static HTML from a template, which the author says is SEO friendly and fast to open, and teams can develop their own business-specific components such as product or article lists.

Beyond campaign pages, the author suggests using it to compose app and mobile-site home pages, to generate mini program pages from configuration, or to store generated DOM strings in a database for server-side rendering. It is written with Vue, released under the MIT license, and the architecture is explained in a Juejin article and an online demo.