The people that work there. Since we have a lot of data and technical complexity in our stack, we often ask Prepr to implement features from our large wishlist, or help us fix a problem that occurs. Especially the latter is super helpful to us. They are always stand-by to solve a problem, and friendly when doing so. Also, I think that Prepr is curious about how their customers use their CMS, in order to improve it - for example, they attended one of our user test days and took the results very seriously. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Currently, the CMS is not as feature-rich as other CMS products, like Directus or Strapi. This could be a problem for bigger and technical complex projects. Also, it sometimes feels as if the fundamentals of the Prepr architecture are directing more towards a website publishing system than a "pure" headless CMS that is able to serve multiple platforms at once - for example by leaving out the separation of data and view in their model structure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
