Couple of things have actually moved since my last review. The biggest one for us is 15.4 being a long-term support release.. it's supported through 2030, so we're not stuck doing a version bump every year just to stay current. That alone takes a lot of stress off. The admin UI also got a cleanup and now meets WCAG 2.2, which sounds boring but the backend feels noticeably less clunky to move around in. On the AI side, they added an SEO agent that scans your text content and flags missing or under-optimised bits right where you're editing- it's useful in a "second pair of eyes" way rather than magic. Also liked that you can now define Schema.org JSON-LD structured data for pages and content types natively, so no more bolting on a plugin for that. Personalisation is still the part of Sitefinity I'd point people to first. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly the learning curve is still real... if you're not already a .NET shop, the first few months are rough, and the docs assume you know the Sitefinity way of doing things. Performance is better than it was but you still have to be deliberate about caching and how you build widgets; it won't be fast on its own. And the pricing/licensing conversation is still not very transparent- you end up on a call to figure out what tier you actually need. Would also love the newer AI features to be less "check a box in the admin" and more baked into the editor experience by default. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.