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Directus
Data at Your Command
5.0
(31)
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Directus Pricing Overview

Directus Pricing Plans
Free plan
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Directus has 3 pricing 3 plans , from $0.00 to $25.00. Look at different pricing plans below and see what tier and features meet your budget and needs.
Community Cloud
Free plan
Standard Cloud
$25.00
/ month
Enterprise Cloud
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Directus Pricing Reviews

Small Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Oct 11, 2023
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Overall Rating:
4.5
AG
Verified Reviewer
Founder
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"Unfriendly support and unethical price change"
What do you like best about Directus?

The software worked with small glitches but worked fine. Very easy to use and fast to setup.

What do you dislike about Directus?

Recent price change that was 5x increase.

What problems is Directus solving and how is that benefiting you?

Easy setup and replacement for custom Laravel panel.

Mid Market (51-1000 emp.)
Aug 19, 2021
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Overall Rating:
4.5
Brian M. avatar
Brian M.
Physician Consultant & Principal Cloud Engineer, Solutions Architect, Full Stack Developer
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"Solid, easy to use, dependable CMS"
What do you like best about Directus?

Directus is an SQL wrapper. One can start with an existing DB schema or use the app to build the schema. When one's done, the resultant is a database that could be moved to another solution with little effort. This ensures that I'm using a product but not locked into it. That said, I can't see any reason we would leave it in the near term. It now works with most databases, the admin tool is easy to use (even for the non-technical), it provides an API, security is solid, documentation is clean, open-source support is solid, and the enterprise offerings fit all our possible needs.

What do you dislike about Directus?

I'm generally not the biggest fan of CMS's. As a developer, one should be solid in DB's, and in the era of microservices, one should be able to work up the other infrastructure quickly. This one-off approach creates a faster system. However, many instances don't need those percentage points in performance, and instead, value is gained from the ability to drop in a solution quickly. This fits the bill. I'd also add that going back to v7, the major releases were too buggy, and the first couple of months after the release saw a lot of churn. After v8.3, this product has been solid with excellent updates. The first rc's for v9 were enticing, and I am happy to note they don't appear to be releasing the v9 major release until the churn-period is over.

What problems is Directus solving and how is that benefiting you?

We use Directus for various cataloging of content that feeds out to other systems or over the internet where extreme optimization isn't necessary. Directus has good performance. This provides an interface where non-technical people can enter content, technical people can keep it clean, and Directus Cloud maintains it. Simple, dependable, low effort.