CMS Content Type Manager for Salesforce
- Category rank
- #350 in Productivity
- Price
- Free plan
- Listing audit
- 63/100
CMS Content Type Manager is a Salesforce AppExchange app by Salesforce Labs. With a rating of 3.8★ from 25 reviews, it currently ranks #350 in the Productivity category.
CMS Content Type Manager is the #350 ranked Productivity app on Salesforce, with a 3.8 average rating from 25 reviews, free to use, as of Nov 11, 2026.
AppRanks verdict
Generated from marketplace data as of Nov 11, 2026
CMS Content Type Manager ranks #350 of 1,695 in Productivity on Salesforce. It holds a 3.8★ average from 25 reviews on Salesforce. It is free to use.
Pros
- +Free plan available — no paid subscription needed to start
- +Listed on Salesforce since 2020
Cons
- −Average rating below 4.0 (3.8★) — read recent low-star reviews before committing
- −Only 25 reviews — the average can still move with a few new ratings
About CMS Content Type Manager
How CMS Content Type Manager works
Salesforce CMS (Content Management System) operates on the concept of content types, or a templated block of content with common metadata. Salesforce provides a default News content type, and Salesforce customers can create their own custom content types to model the web content they are creating. Content type creation is done programmatically, using the Metadata API.
The CMS Content Type Manager allows you to delete, edit, create and clone custom CMS content types through an intuitive graphical UI based in Salesforce Lightning Experience.
Guidance about CMS content types and learning resources are embedded right on the pages you use to create content types, alongside handy links to CMS documentation and other content.
This app is part of the Force™ Collection. You can see it here: https://sforce.co/33fkLT7
Key features
- Manage your CMS content types declaratively
- Quickly clone, modify and test a content type before using it in production
- Edit your existing custom content types!
Standardized capabilities
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