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The main downside is that WordPress.org is not always immediately user-friendly, especially when you need to manage more technical parts such as plugins, themes, updates, security settings or layout customization. Sometimes I need to search for tutorials or documentation to understand the best way to do something.

It is very powerful, but because it is so flexible, it can also become complex if the website has many plugins or custom settings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

WordPress.org helps us manage our website and present our activities in a clear and accessible way. It solves the problem of needing a flexible platform where we can publish information, update pages, share news or content, and keep our online presence active without rebuilding the website every time.

The main benefit is that we can manage a lot of website content internally and make updates when needed. This helps us communicate better with our audience, show what we do, and keep information about our organization more visible and organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI features still need a bit of supervision. More than once, Magic Write gives me a solid starting point, but I almost always tweak the wording to better match the brand's voice. For me, it's a great assistant, not something I rely on to do the final work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I run into a situation recently where a client decides to completely change the visual direction of a campaign just a couple of days before launch. A while ago, that would've meant rebuilding assets, updating multiple files, and spending hours making sure everything stayed consistent. This time, I open the project in Canva, update the brand elements, adjust a few pieces of copy with Magic Studio, and everything stays aligned in a fraction of the time. What I expect to turn into a long afternoon ends up being a pretty straightforward update. Since then, last-minute changes don't worry me nearly as much because I know we can adapt quickly without starting from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup requires some time, especially for teams that are new to CRM tools Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before using CRMOne, we relied heavily on spreadsheets and disconnected tools, which led to duplicate data, missed follow-ups, and limited visibility into our sales pipeline. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The case study section is in the beta version. We would like to move all our company slides, which we are creating on Google Slides, to the case study section. HubSpot should move this from beta to a live version and create a functionality where we can create our own templates in the case studies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use HubSpot Content Hub to manage website pages, SEO, emails, forms, and files. It's easy to create and duplicate pages, improving our content management compared to WordPress. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is the pricing model for Umbraco Engage. Some clients only need specific features, but they currently have to pay for the full product. It would be great if Engage offered more flexible pricing, allowing customers to choose only the features they need and pay accordingly.

I've also noticed that more clients are asking for personalization and audience segmentation. Making these capabilities more accessible through flexible plans would help more businesses adopt Engage without the higher upfront cost.

Other than that, I haven't encountered any major issues. Overall, I've had a very positive experience with Umbraco. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the biggest problems Umbraco has solved for us is managing content from multiple systems. In one of our recent projects, the client was using three different content platforms. Managing content across all of them was time-consuming, inconsistent, and difficult for the content team.

We migrated everything into a single Umbraco solution. Now the client manages all their content from one place, which has simplified their workflow, reduced maintenance, and made training much easier for their editors.

From a development perspective, Umbraco's flexibility has also helped us build custom features and integrate with other business systems without being limited by the CMS. Combined with Umbraco Cloud, deployments and content synchronization are much smoother, allowing us to deliver updates faster and with fewer issues.

Overall, Umbraco has helped us reduce complexity, improve the editor experience, and deliver projects more efficiently while lowering the ongoing maintenance effort for our clients. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are times when I would like more flexibility for highly customized design interactions. The platform covers most day-to-day needs well, but achieving very specific visual behaviors can occasionally require extra work. I would also welcome more advanced design organization options for larger projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before using Duda, implementing design feedback often required more back-and-forth between team members, especially when updates needed to be reviewed across multiple devices. Duda simplified that process by making edits easier to preview, review, and publish. As a result, revision cycles are shorter, design consistency is easier to maintain, and projects spend less time waiting on minor updates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The product could be a little more self-serve, which I believe is in process. Even without that, the team was able to manage everything so it didn't need to be self-serve for someone like me Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I was using a godaddy template site prior which looked awful, but I don't have the design or development experience to create a better web presence myself on something like Webflow. Morphic handled all of this and my web presence is much more professional Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't had a bad experience with Milestone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When refreshing websites or transferring websites from one vendor to another, Milestone is there with data and tools to help guide. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform is continuously improving, but there are a few features I would love to see enhanced.

1. The Blog section needs more advanced SEO and content management capabilities to compete with dedicated CMS platforms.

2. Additionally, adding a Quiz/Assessment feature inside the Course section would be extremely valuable for educators, coaches, and course creators who want to improve student engagement and track learning outcomes.

Apart from some of these improvements, the platform delivers excellent value for money. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

FlexiFunnels helps me eliminate the complexity of managing multiple software subscriptions. I can create websites, landing pages, sales funnels, lead capture systems, email sequences, automations, and online courses from one dashboard.

This has reduced my software costs, improved operational efficiency, and helped me launch marketing campaigns faster. For digital marketers looking to simplify their tech stack and focus on growth, FlexiFunnels is a highly valuable solution. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The documentation is lacking of details for advanced features, so you need there help for some features, but there support team will help you all the way long. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

CloudCannon help us by having the possibility to add custom components to any kind of pages, so our Marketing Team, Product Manager can easily update or add any pages on our websites without waiting the Dev.

The Dev team can focus, on the UI, new components and fix bugs instead of creating new pages, updating content, etc... Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing at this time, they have a great roadmap of future implementations that solve all niche issues as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We needed a quick solution that would allow a content admin to control content for a multi-faceted marketing site. The flexibility to create new pages and re-use content across the site. It allowed us to develop a custom solution tailored very closely to the customers needs with ease. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The level of technical incompetence from the support team is unacceptable for a tool marketed for professional business use. I have been suffering from a severe two-way syncing failure for over 10 days: the Designer canvas is stuck showing an old, outdated version of the design, while the published domains (both the staging environment and the custom domain) show the correct, updated version. It is impossible to continue working like this.

Instead of escalating this clear server-state failure to engineering, support has forced me to act as my own IT department for days in an endless, senseless loop, continuously blaming my local network. I have had to perform advanced network diagnostics: using clean browser profiles, disabling local firewalls, routing DNS through Cloudflare, and even assigning a static IP and placing my workstation completely inside the router's hardware DMZ to open all ports (including WSS traffic over TCP port 443).

Despite irrefutably proving that the blockage is not local, support keeps stalling, ignoring video evidence (reducing a massive structural canvas failure to a mere "button styling difference"), and blaming a DNS A record that was added just 48 hours ago for a problem that has been active for over a week and a half. To top off this terrible experience, their support portal has a bug and doesn't even send email notifications when they reply to urgent tickets, forcing the user to log in manually to check the status. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Currently, the product is not solving any problems; rather, it is causing severe damage. This structural bug in the editor has completely paralyzed my agency's web design operations for almost two weeks. Being unable to finalize deployments directly and severely impacts delivery deadlines and revenue. If you are a professional who requires technical precision and a support team that takes responsibility for its own infrastructure failures, relying on this tool represents a critical risk to your entire workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI kit is super expensive. Also, they send 100s of emails a day. Also, if you reach your asset limit, they upgrade you without telling you. The initial setup was complicated, and we had to learn how to use it and name thousands of faces. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

PICS.IO helps us locate pictures easily and allows us to quickly send pictures of students to parents with its awesome facial recognition. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform has integrations with many payment platforms, but if you have a very specific payment platform, that might have to be built out for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

DynamicWeb is one of our primary solutions we use for B2B portals. It beats out the competition because it has a full suite of digital experience features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s maybe not quite as visual as I’d like. It would be really useful to be able to see the webpage dynamically update as we edit. Also, if it could suggest improvements to the content you’re adding while you build pages, that would help recommend things I might not have thought of. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Hygraph has enabled us to add custom content, especially for campaigns. I hope we can use it even more in the future to support additional custom content on our marketplace site. It would also be great to take advantage of some of the integrations to help improve our product for users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike that formatting in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides can feel a bit complicated, especially when trying to create clean layouts or apply consistent styles. Some tools are not very intuitive, so simple tasks like adjusting spacing or designing a presentation can take extra time. It does get easier once you become familiar with the system, but the initial learning curve can be frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Google Workspace solves several everyday work problems by making collaboration, file sharing, and communication much easier. Instead of sending multiple versions of documents back and forth, everything is stored in one place and updated in real time, which saves time and avoids confusion. It also helps keep work organized through shared drives, calendars, and integrated apps like Gmail, Meet, Docs, and Sheets. For me, this means I can access my files from anywhere, work with others at the same time without delays, and keep my tasks more streamlined and efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am happy and content with the way Padlet is flourishing and would be happy if the same continued. As a student padlet is used by my many classmates and sometimes the overcrowd does cause lags, we’ve seen the lags reduce and support padlets fast action! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Padlet allows us to view and reflect on each other's thoughts and ideas all in one place, helping everyone stay on the same page. And padlet is actively working on reducing lags making the usage smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Since I started using Adobe Experience Manager a few months ago as a learner, one thing I found difficult was that the platform can feel complex for beginners at first. Some features, workflows, and setup steps take time to understand properly, especially for users who are new to content management systems. Because of this learning curve, I was not able to continue using it regularly for some time. I think Adobe could improve the beginner experience by adding simpler tutorials, guided walkthroughs, and more beginner-friendly documentation. This would make it easier for new users and buyers to adopt the platform faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I started using Adobe Experience Manager again a few months ago after trying it a few years back, and I noticed that adobe has improved many things compared to before. The platform now feels more advanced and useful for managing website content, digital assets, and workflows in one place. Earlier, handling and organizing content across different platforms could feel confusing and time consuming, but AEm helps make the process more structured and efficient.As a beginner, the main challenge for me was understanding the workflows and features in the beginning because the platform has many tools and options. But after spending time learning it, I understood why many businesses use it for content management and digital experiences. I think buyers can benefit from it because it helps teams manage content more professionally, saves time, and improves collaboration. compared to many basic CMS platforms, Adobe experience manager feels more enterprise-focused and scalable, especially for companies handling large amounts of digital content. With AI, personalization, and digital experiences becoming more important, I feel AEM can become even more valuable in the future. Beginners who want to learn enterprise-level content management can also start with it because it gives practical exposure to realworld workflows used by larger companies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would have loved if the email was included in the package. Another thing is the lack of auto responder functionality, so if someone signs up for a newsletter, there isn't the ability to send them continuous emails after they've signed up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Grigora for intuitive drag and drop website building with robust blogging tools, free SSL, and integrated CDN, making website management effortless. It's powerful for website creation, especially for coaches, allowing them to make changes easily. Support is also fast and helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning curve at the beginning was steeper than I expected - not because Sanity is poorly designed, but because the documentation for more advanced use cases was pretty thin when I first got started. I ended up spending a fair amount of time piecing things together from community posts and examples. That said, the situation has improved noticeably since then: AI-ready resources, more complete skills documentation, and tighter Vercel integration have all arrived, and I think onboarding a project today would be meaningfully faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I manage the official website for a municipal government built on Next.js, with Sanity serving as the content layer across the entire site. Previously, updating content required a developer to touch the code. Now, every page, announcement, and news item is fully manageable through Studio, so non-technical staff can publish and update content in real time without ever touching the codebase. The structured content model has also given us clear, consistent control over SEO metadata site-wide, which would have been painful to manage any other way. Overall, it’s turned what could have been a rigid, hard-to-maintain institutional site into something that actually stays current. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.