Kentico is a web content management system for building websites, online stores, intranets, and Web 2.0 community sites. Kentico CMS uses ASP.NET and Microsoft SQL Server for development via its Portal Engine, using Visual Studio, or through Microsoft MVC.
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Kentico Xperience
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Editions & Modules
Kentico Xperience Business
$9,999 / year
Subscription license
Kentico Xperience Business
$14,999
Perpetual license
Kentico Xperience Enterprise
$17,999 / year
Subscription license
Kentico Xperience Enterprise
$29,999
Perpetual license
Kentico Xperience Corporate
Upon request
Startup
$27
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Webinar
$47
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Enterprise
$97
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Free/Freemium Version
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30% discount available for an annual subscription.
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Security
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Kentico Xperience
7.1
24 Ratings
14% below category average
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Role-based user permissions
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Platform & Infrastructure
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7.5
21 Ratings
10% below category average
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API
8.020 Ratings
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Internationalization / multi-language
7.018 Ratings
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Web Content Creation
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7.0
25 Ratings
8% below category average
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WYSIWYG editor
8.024 Ratings
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Code quality / cleanliness
7.125 Ratings
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Admin section
7.225 Ratings
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Page templates
7.125 Ratings
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Library of website themes
5.812 Ratings
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Mobile optimization / responsive design
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Publishing workflow
6.224 Ratings
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Form generator
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Web Content Management
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6.9
25 Ratings
4% below category average
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SEO support
7.224 Ratings
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Bulk management
5.124 Ratings
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Availability / breadth of extensions
7.924 Ratings
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Community / comment management
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Kentico is a robust and flexible CMS platform that is great for managing multiple websites and multiple environments (dev, stage, and production for instance). It makes content management very easy and makes it easy to keep the environments synced with the same content. However, the Kentico CMS does require a bit more technical understanding to get it set up properly and requires a bit more effort and support than, say, free open-source options.
I can NEVER recommend Systeme.io. I paid in full for 1 year in January hoping I can have my funnels and my blog transferred by the end of the month. After all, they claimed in their website that on average, migrations takes 17 days. BUT No! Today, on September 10th, my migration is still not complete! My content is not transferred, I'm unable to use the service. I asked for a refund in the beginning of September, because over 9 months later they have not completed the job, preventing me to use the service properly. They said no and kept my money. You would think that at least hurry up to complete the migration faster and not frustrate the customer further? NO! My content is still not transferred (Sep 10) And their excuse for the delay: it's my fault! From May 17th to Jul 10 I did not reply to their last email (which contained no questions btw), so they canceled the migration. Why the transfer was not complete from January to May 17? Why they did not finish it from Jul 14 to September 10th? They don't like to talk about that. It is my fault and they don't take responsibility
I love the intuitive top and left navigation within the content management platform. I can easily find what section, sub-section, and page I'm looking to edit
For creating content, the WYSIWYG editor is so intuitive; it feels like you're working on an MS Word doc!
The tab for adding metadata in simple fields takes away the headache of having to hunt and peck through code to add H1 tag, page description etc.
Kentico needs to invest in more enterprise class environment management utilities -- example: global CDN support via the CMS is sorely lacking. There are work-arounds, but it should be more elegant.
The Kentico staging module could be improved to support the concept of bundled releases. Current staging module functionality is good, but could be improved.
Kentico ecommerce support is a touch immature. While content management is superb, Kentico lags in this area when compared to many open source ecommerce engines.
Kentico is lacking MVC support. 99% of the time this isn't an issue for the end-user or business user, but can be a hurdle for technology teams depending on the team's makeup.
We are locked into Kentico for the long haul. It provides us with an easy and flexible solution for a very non technical company to create a site and have the features they want, especially with the inclusion of EMS into our license. Now we have a true platform to build and grow our solutions.
It seriously is one of the best interfaces I have ever used. I also love the fact that I can use UI personalization to secure any functionality by user or role that I don't want that role to have access to. The best part is the customization of the UI, I can add in any button, tab, or menu item I want through it, no code required.
I found that plenty of features were missing and I had to make plenty of compromises. Building Funnels was easy and intuitive. Blog articles and Emails - were a nightmare to handle. Basic functionalities were missing.
Their support staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and will work with you until your issue is fixed. This could take a few phone calls back and forth, but they are very diligent in helping you.
I've used Sitecore, Ektron, Joomla!, WordPress, and SharePoint (if you want to count that as a competitor for CMS). Kentico 8 blows them all out of the water. Nothing is more intuitive in the way that content is created, the way the site is setup, and how efficient rollouts can be with Content Staging.
Kentico has enabled faster speed to market for SMEs. They are empowered to enter content them selves while still having that content go through editorial review to ensure tone of voice and brand are maintained.
Deploying Kentico has freed up web developer resources from manual content entry enabling them to build more useful solutions to support the business efforts
Tapping into the Kentico event pipelne allows us to trigger external system events when product content is published.