Prepr CMS Pricing Overview

Prepr CMS provides an intuitive and seamless interface that was effortlessly implemented. Their exceptional customer support ensured a smooth experience, complemented by documentation that was up to par, enriching the overall value of the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We're highly satisfied with our new CMS, although we encountered a few minor issues and had some requests for enhanced usability. For instance, we noticed that regex validation is missing on the _slug field, and it would be helpful to have validation, especially considering unexpected results like 504 Gateway timeout and 400 Bad request responses we experienced during migration. Additionally, it would be helpful to have the option to publish only, alongside the 'publish on close' button, facilitating easier editing across all languages. Furthermore, at times, finding the right page can be challenging due to the numerous pages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Probably the best thing about Prepr is that they are constantly developing new and improving features. Their UX is very slick and compared to other headless CMS I used before, this is very helpfull both to me as content creators in our team. We are in the process of building our new website based on Prepr and sofar it has been a good experience for me as PO but also for our developers. It's easy to build websites with components and modals once you get the hang of it. It gives great flexibility and my gut feeling is that this will become the new standard. We haven't started using AB and Personalisation yet, but those are amongst the things we chose for Prepr. On the security side of things, they offer 2FA and SSO which makes it a good choice as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Before you start, it's hard to grasp the concept of Preprs subscription tears. Should you go for small or medium? Beforehand it's difficult to say how many content components or modals you need, or for example how much Bandwith you need. Though I think their new pricing plan gives a good overview. It's like a menucard and it gives a clear overview on what happens with price when you upgrade for example the amount of users, or things as A/B testing or Personalisation. But when you go above a certain price threshold, you are going to a higher 'service' tier as well, which can make things pricy. I suggest you discuss beforehand with your agency and developers and estimate how many components and modals you are likely going to build before choosing the right subscription. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.