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RichTextEditor vs Squire

RichTextEditor

richtexteditor.com

Squire

github.com

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WebYesYes
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Self-hostedYes—
Plans published40
Spec score · Rich Text Editor Software7.9 (#12)6.7 (#32)
IntegrationsThe vendor lists native bindings for JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Vue, Angular, Blazor, ASP.NET, PHP, and Classic ASP.The README names Fastmail, Proton Mail, SnappyMail, StartMail, Tutanota, Zoho Mail, Superhuman, Teamwork Desk, and Google Earth as users.
PurposeRichTextEditor is a JavaScript WYSIWYG editor for adding rich text authoring to web applications.Squire is an HTML5 rich text editor for arbitrary HTML.
SupportPaid licenses include standard, premium, or ultimate support depending on tier, and the support page states a 1–2 business day response expectation.The README asks bug reporters to reproduce issues using the repository's Demo.html to help distinguish editor bugs from integration bugs.

Plans

RichTextEditor

  • Domain$129, paid once
  • Small Business$299, paid once
  • Enterprise$999, paid once
  • Source Code$3,999, paid once

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Squire

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RichTextEditor

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Squire

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