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Challenges with Contentful

With all good things, there’s a “depends on how you use it and who is using it” clause. Contentful usage-based pricing can quietly snowball, especially for smaller teams or projects running on lean budgets. Its API-first approach might make developers grin, but the non-technical users might find themselves staring at setup screens, wondering, “Wait… where’s the editor?”

More often than not, the main reason Contentful sucks is because a developer has built it incorrectly, as it has a whole host of opinionation, that isn't widely known. E.g.

You need to be extremely careful with the number of documents you build, as you could very easily push yourself into enterprise from an early stage.

We'd always recommend speaking to us first, before completely writing it off.

Key Pain Points

•Potentially high costs
•Complex for non-technical users
•Requires developer resources
•Dependency on integrations
•Potential for tech debt
•Learning curve for new users
•Limited out-of-box features
•Integration complexity
•Requires careful management

Benefits of Strapi

Strapi stands out as a powerful open-source headless CMS that offers flexible and customisable content management capabilities. It empowers developers with its Node.js architecture, allowing seamless integration with modern web technologies. The platform supports a highly modular approach, enabling rapid development and deployment of API-driven projects. Strapi’s user-friendly admin panel simplifies content creation and management while providing robust support for GraphQL and RESTful APIs, making it a top choice for scalable projects and enterprise-level applications.