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DHTMLX RichText vs Squire

DHTMLX RichText

docs.dhtmlx.com

Squire

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Free trialYes—
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WebYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published40
Spec score · Rich Text Editor Software8.1 (#10)6.7 (#32)
IntegrationsDHTMLX documents integration with React, Angular, Vue, and Svelte.The README names Fastmail, Proton Mail, SnappyMail, StartMail, Tutanota, Zoho Mail, Superhuman, Teamwork Desk, and Google Earth as users.
LicenseCommercial licenses grant lifetime usage rights, with one year of updates and technical support included.Squire is released under the MIT license.
ProductDHTMLX RichText is a JavaScript WYSIWYG editor for adding formatted content editing to modern web applications.Squire is an HTML5 rich text editor designed to handle arbitrary HTML with cross-browser normalization.
SecurityDHTMLX says data entered on its site is encrypted using SSL and that it applies technical and organizational security measures to protect personal data.The README says users must safely convert raw HTML into DOM nodes and that Squire integrates with DOMPurify when it is present.
SupportThe Individual plan includes 10 support requests with a 72-hour response time; Commercial and Enterprise include 48-hour response times, and Ultimate includes 24-hour response time.The README asks bug reporters to reproduce issues using the repository's Demo.html to help distinguish editor bugs from integration bugs.

Plans

DHTMLX RichText

  • Individual$149, paid once
  • Commercial$449, paid once
  • Enterprise$669, paid once
  • Ultimate$1,339, paid once

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Squire

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DHTMLX RichText

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Squire

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