Ceros Pricing Overview

Ceros Studio is fairly easy to learn as a graphic designer, even with no web design experience. Many of its shortcut keys are similar to Adobe products and it is a fairly quick process to create beautiful websites. It also has very helpful integrations like importing Photoshop and Illustrator files and built in photo background remover and cropping tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that they now have two separate tools between Studio and Flex. I prefer how Studio works, but appreciate that Flex has the capability to edit multiple different displays for desktop, tablet, and mobile at once. I wish both were integrated into one tool, however, because they both have their drawbacks. Ceros Studio can also at times be a bit glitchy and it seems that many bugs on the backend go unaddressed or are only fixed if a customer points them out to the support team. Some bugs have been going on for years and still remain unaddressed. It also seems that Studio is an afterthought now that Flex has been released, even though the platform still has quite a few strengths and is still our preference within my company. From a pricing standpoint the price per license is also quite high, and I wish it was a bit more affordable for those interested in using it for smaller businesses or freelancing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Ceros STUDIO is how it combines creative freedom with an intuitive user experience. Create a fresh canvas and Studio allows you to build freely.

I regularly use Ceros to create interactive experiences and proposals, and being able to design.

The user interface is easy to navigate, making it simple to collaborate with colleagues and quickly onboard new team members.

Big shout out to the support team who have also been valuable, making onboarding straightforward and helping users get up to speed quickly.

Overall, Ceros delivers strong value by empowering creative teams to produce high-quality interactive content efficiently and at scale. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Areas where Ceros could improve is performance when working on larger or more complex projects. Experiences with a high number of pages, animations, or assets can occasionally become slower to load and edit, which can impact productivity during busy project periods. This happens very often, making it difficult to use. Also tends to crash / refresh itself.

Collaboration features could also be expanded, particularly when multiple team members are working on the same project simultaneously. Version control and content management capabilities could be more robust for larger teams managing numerous experiences. Having a history option would be great, as I mentioned a lot of crashing happens and lost work.

More native integrations and AI-powered features for content creation, optimisation, or accessibility recommendations would further enhance the Ceros STUDIO platform and help streamline workflows even further.

I understand FLEX has introduced these features, however, that also takes a whole for team to onboard and train, especially if they are not from the world of design. So working to improve STUDIO will be great, updating it etc. I think a lot of attention has been on FLEX.

There are features that can easily be added onto STUDIO when working, which could make workflow much more faster and efficient. So there's areas to def improve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.