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Grav Benchmarks
Grav is a flat-file CMS that stores content in files instead of a database. This page shows how Grav sites perform and what they run, from a sample of 155 US websites.
About Grav
Built for
Developers and small teams wanting a lightweight CMS for brochure sites, docs, or small publications.
Most common use
A small content website or documentation site.
Strengths
- No database required
- Lightweight and fast to deploy
- Flexible for markdown-based content
Watch-outs
- Large editorial workflows are less typical
- Advanced features often rely on plugins
- Content modeling is simpler than some headless CMSs
Businesses that use Grav
The industries most commonly running Grav sites.
#1Real estate#2B2B services#3Home services#4Nonprofits#5Automotive
Grav performance overview
78%
CWV pass rate
37 field-data sites
1.6s
Median LCP
75ms
Median INP
0.00
Median CLS
Grav tool adoption
Analytics92%
CDN72%
Maps63%
Email capture59%
Booking13%
Tag manager12%
Live chat9%
Marketing automation8%
Cookie compliance3%
Reservations1%
CRM1%
Reviews1%
Payments1%
SEO plugins0%
A/B testing0%
Grav structured data and SEO markup
Open Graph72%
Twitter Card66%
JSON-LD56%
WebSite schema39%
Canonical tag32%
LocalBusiness schema20%
Organization schema8%
Microdata3%
Article schema3%
Breadcrumb schema2%
FAQPage schema1%
Product schema0%
Most-used tools on Grav sites
Analytics
- 1Google Analytics
- 2Cloudflare Browser Insights
- 3Facebook Pixel
Live chat
- 1WhatsApp Business Chat
- 2Tawk.to
- 3Zendesk
Reviews
- 1Trustpilot
Booking
- 1Calendly
CDN
- 1jsDelivr
- 2Cloudflare
- 3Unpkg
Marketing automation
- 1Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement
- 2MailChimp
- 3HubSpot
Cookie compliance
- 1AdRoll CMP System
- 2Osano
- 3Usercentrics
Top countries for Grav sites
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Percentages show the share of Grav sites where each signal was detected. Data covers US websites only. Benchmarks derived from public web-performance datasets (HTTP Archive and the Chrome UX Report); cleaning, business-type classification, and analysis are Stackra's own.