Contentstack Reviews

I love how easy Contentstack makes it to control and change content. Many of my team members have been able to figure out how to use the platform on their own with little to no training. I love the simplicity and flexibility of the platform. It makes it not only easy to use, but versatile enough to match the needs of our website.

As I use the platform, I think there is room for more features and additional user experience improvements. However, the support team is extremely open and eager to hearing these suggestions, and new features are constantly being rolled out.

When we decided to do an overhaul of our entire website, we were looking for a CMS that would keep things simple and user-friendly for storing our content while allowing us to have freedom when it came to the actual development of the website.

I really enjoy Contentstack because of its ease of use and ability to be super flexible. It integrates easily with my Salesforce, and allows me to collect the big data I need to know what is going on on my website.

I've found nothing I dislike about Contentstack. The easy to understand dashboard, and ease of inputting new content make updating any of the pages easy.

If you want seamless control between desktop and mobile applications, this is what you wan to be using.

My sites hosta a global directory of anti violence organizations. With the help of Contentstack I am able to track which records are looked at, for how long, if there is a specific region getting more attention than others, and the ability to make new resources available on the website by only working in my Salesforce instance.

Well thought out and designed interface. Makes it very easy to configure content types with many different types of fields and options. Nested and optionally multiple grouping was one of the features that makes Content Stack stand out. Unlike some other options CMS is not blog oriented and easily to understand JSON output can be used and shared across multiple services.

In the past scheduling entries to be published at future dates has been confusing for some of our content creators if edits are made after a post has been scheduled. Need to be careful modifying existing fields in established content types to avoid accidentally losing data. I hear this is an improvement they are working on.

Saves the trouble of having to build a custom backend and just focus on the frontend and user facing aspects of your app or site.

There are many benefits of having a headless CMS that just outputs json and associated assets. Solved our need to serve static content but retain the ability for content creators to make edits without engineering assistance.

Content stack has saved my company a lot of time and money by making it easy to deploy and manage user-facing content across my organization. My Developers love it because it was easy to deploy and fast; my marketing team loves it because they can go in and update content on their own. I had my developers build a custom-landing-page template builder on top of content stack so that the marketing team can drag and drop modules, and then Content Stack populates the modules with data. Super slick. We use content stack to run the bulk of the website, to build landing pages, and to run our blog. It's been a great tool for us and everyone in the organization loves it.

I think that there's still some room for the User Interface to be as intuitive as the consumer (b2c) products in the space.

Content stack has given us the usability of off-domain consumer-grade products while allowing us the SEO benefits of having content on our domain. That's been the biggest win.

The easy way to deliver digital content and the multiple interactions by using it on mobile, by the web or and wherever you are. I like the applications development it has that gives the chance to review any content.

I do not like the cost per month, it is too expensive to pay for only a monthly rate, it could be mnore accessible to the people.

I recommend the software even if it is expensive, it is easy of use and implement.

It has helped me with all the content I have managed across my job, editing and posting announces. It has the tools that I have needed to create new contents.

The well designed platform is adapted to any user, it provides with a way to manage my own content without using private web sites. In addition to this, I received with pleasure the easy way of integration with digital app, android and others mobile devices.

I think that this platform fulfill with all the requirements but unfortunately the high level of cost make it difficult to access to all users.

Yes, recommended.

I have reached many clients with the creations of new content, it has served as one way connections with my business contacts.

Easy to deploy, easy to use at every level, and it helps us push push digital content quickly saving us alot of time.

There's nt much to complain about yet. I would appreciate more customized features in the future though!

We use this as our primary (and only) CMS tool for managing and updating digital content.

Ease of use. The ability to quickly produce blog new content, publish and preview.

Contentstack was able to address all my needs for my website.

I was using wordpress before and it was difficult to update my site because I had to code and I'm not a programmer.

Contentstack has allowed us to be increasingly flexible and creative in our development efforts while at the same time significantly reducing the number of tickets in our backlog by enabling our stakeholders to manage their content. The audit logs and detailed user management allow us to monitor when changes are made as well as which user made the changes (awesome!).

The team at Contentstack is also fantastic. They are quick to help us resolve any issues we run into and are very attentive to our business needs.

There is nothing about Contentstack that I do not like.

We have significantly reduced our backlog by giving stakeholders the ability to own their content on our web properties.

Making updates is fast and easy! I like how easy it is to preview on staging and then pushing to the live site.

That not everyone uses this awesome CMS.

You should at least see a demo. One of the nicest things about contentstack.io is that you can customize how the system is built. It's flexible and logical.

We were using a platform not meant to be a CMS (WordPress) and it didn't have a true staging site, so updates had to be done twice; this introduces errors in real time!!! Also, making the update required you to also commit to the repo. Not efficient. A simple web update that should take a few seconds, would take at least 30 minutes.

We realized that contentstack.io made all our employees happy and not afraid to make web updates. Anyone could do it and some didn't even have to look at the documentation because it was intuitive.

Contentstack is a (nearly) WYSIWYG CMS system that is so straightforward, users can ramp up within a day of training. I especially appreciate that we can specify limited access by business unit so that our stakeholders can make small changes themselves, thus feeling empowered and engaged but without breaking the entire website. The flow and the system messaging are really clear--again, even easily interpreted by a non-tech person. I have worked on CMSes where you needed a CS degree just to understand the error messages.

Not much, really--it works well. The only flaw might be that it's almost too easy to use, so folks who have worked on other CMSes can introduce errors by overcoding. But that's easily seen and fixed in the staging environment.

We build a medium-sized marketing website that has been localized to four additional regions. We're able to make quick changes across languages and locales with minimum effort.

Once technical part is done, it's very easy-to-use and very intuitive system. It's also is capable of producing the most advanced sites with a lot of custom requirements.

If you’re unable to commit development resources or can’t hire someone who knows how to integrate it, it may not be the best choice.

CMS requires the most technical expertise when setting up site. However, once it's set up it's super easy to manage and maintain the site. It also is capable of producing pretty advanced site. Customer support is outstanding and very quick! I definitely recommend it!

We needed complex, advanced site with a lot of custom requirements and this CMS was able to handle them all. I would definitely recommend it for the sites that require complex data organization and a lot of custom requirements.

I like the ease-of-use. Since I'm all about efficiency, built.io Contentstack helps me achieve that goal through a simple CMS interface. Changes can be made on a whim, and if I ever need something new to be added (something I wouldn't be able to do myself), the raw engineering team is extremely helpful and responsive.

There is not much that I can say. Everything about it is easy enough for me to understand and use on a daily basis.

Like most CMS, new users should have relative experience with a CMS at some point to avoid information overload. Understanding publishing vs. saving, basic knowledge of HTML, and meta tags are just among the few things a user should be aware of.

Our site is content heavy, and through this CMS, I can manage and add new content easily. For the new year, we are beginning to roll out new products. New product pages are easy to create. SEO is also easy to manage as well.

Visually appealing. Recently went through a UI redesign.

None that I see as a non-power user. I use it exclusively to post events to our website, and it functions perfectly for this task.

I'm not sure about ease of use during setup, but it's straightforward for non-admins to use.

I use this tool to add events and event links to our corporate website.