Kontent.ai Reviews: 4.3/5 — Solid Choice

The SDK contains many useful plug-ins which are straightforward to configure. It allowed my organisation to execute our digital strategy with few roadblocks and effective governance.

The pricing model is not ideal - Developer licences should not be limited to 1 month. It is too short of a timeframe to build out prototypes and test the full offering from Kontent.

We are solving the problem of having a "Traditional BAU" approach to enterprise CMS. We are trying to consolidate our content into a single source of truth and then feed it to our various customer-facing outlets.

Kentico had a great user interface and user experience on the front end. The other great thing was the ability to easily edit material in the backend on the CMS.

One thing I dislike was the reporting and the email part of the CMS. The email could have been improved. Another thing that could be better was the ability to add more plug-ins to the platform. Another thing that could have been improved was how events were created.

I currently no longer use Kentico Kontent. I have switched organizations. There were a ton of great benefits however. We were able to manage a lot of providers and physical locations within the CMS.

Kentico has some outstanding customization options and a relatively intuitive interface. We had some trouble finding Kentico developers but found a lot of help through Kentico's support team.

Unless you work in a big corporation or need to maintain large websites, you may find the price point for Kentico CMS too expensive. The biggest downfall is probably the steep learning curve compared to other CMS alternatives. To take full advantage of the system training and potentially certification are required.

Kentico helps us create, stage, and publish web content as part of a headless architecture. We're also using Kentico EMS to automate specific marketing campaigns.

It's super easy to have a running start.

The pricing can be prohibitive for some.

Moving to a headless, or Content-as-a-Service (CaaS), digital infrastructure model has undoubtedly accelerated our clients’ digital transformation. The ability to utilise the same content across multiple endpoints has been a game-changer for several brands that we work with. The pandemic has meant that communications and operational activities are increasingly having to happen in digital spaces. As a result, the efficient delivery of content to different audiences, and through different channels, has become even more critical to maintaining and increasing customer engagement. Utilising Kentico Kontent as the delivery tool for one recent consumer-focused brand meant we could fast-track development and deliver the entire digital product inside three weeks. It’s not about working harder when thinking about switching to a headless or CaaS model, it’s about thinking smarter and leveraging the opportunities on offer.

Slick UI, simple to set up for content distribution to various platforms, easy to integrate into existing systems

At the moment, I don't find any feature or functionality lacking in usual use cases. The previous versions have been greatly improved and I'm not having any dislikes about the product at the moment.

Separating content from the integrated system, allows distribution of content to hundreds of environments with small amount of effort needed.

The flexibility overall and the intuitive nature of the admin interface. It really seems that you have thought of everything!

Nothing, in particular, to report here with regards to feature set and capabilities. I think it'll just be a learning curve as we do more with Kontent. Also, the licensing cost may be an issue for smaller clients or non-profit organizations who are used to a more 'one and done' pricing model.

Distributing content across different ouch points n an organization

Support was pretty responsive, core service works well and is fast. API is powerful.

API documentation could be better. The system for managing multiple environments with the CLI tool for migrating between seems half baked. I got stuck in a spot where I basically needed to swap my "Development" and "Production" environments and had to write fragile code to migrate from one to the other.

Content management. Benefits are that our client had direct control over the content which meant we didn't need to slow down to get approved copy or content.

The ease of use of the CMS interface is the really good

It can get complicated in terms of no in line view of what you are doing before you publish but i think this development is coming soon

Currently it was bringing all our websites onto the kontent platform which means stability. Next is a personalisation plug in to help improve our user experience

User friendly, supports multiple languages, developers can edit/create new content types as needed.

Repetitive to update multiple languages; no way to update multiple languages at once.

Allows non-developers to easily update website content.

Kentico kontent is very user friendly and its a good one to learn more about content management system. Easy to handle and itwill help us to work more easier and quicker. Good application for the CMS hope new implementation will come in future to create new things.

Automatic saver if suppose the user did something by mistake it got saved automatically without warning

Good one no issues