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Directus Reviews in September 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Directus Reviews & Ratings
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Directus is a headless CMS built on a PostgreSQL or MySQL database. Before shortlisting, verify that your team can manage the underlying database layer—Directus exposes database structure directly, which means database design decisions affect your CMS workflow. If your team lacks database experience, plan for training or hire a database administrator. Check ...Read more
Directus pros and cons
Creates database tables, forms, UIs, and validations without writing boilerplate code.
Supports GraphQL and REST APIs with real-time updates and custom user views.
Strong multilingual support and an active open-source contributor community.
Data modeling tools cover complex web application needs backed by a full-featured API.
New releases occasionally introduce regressions and broken features are not always prioritized for fixes.
Integration marketplace is limited and some features lack thorough documentation.
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Alex C
01/04/19
"Super simple, lightweight CMS"
What do you like best about Directus? We love how easy and flexible Directus is to use as our CMS. We have created a whole system of pages with content, reviews, widgets, and more. It really works well with managing all of our content and adding new pages instantly. What do you dislike about Directus? Sometimes it can be a tad buggy, plus it is not just an out of the box integration like something with WordPress would be. Wordpress is more flexible with an entire app marketplace, although ...
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Anonymous
01/04/19
Super simple, lightweight CMS
What do you like best? We love how easy and flexible Directus is to use as our CMS. We have created a whole system of pages with content, reviews, widgets, and more. It really works well with managing all of our content and adding new pages instantly. What do you dislike? Sometimes it can be a tad buggy, plus it is not just an out of the box integration like something with WordPress would be. Wordpress is more flexible with an entire app marketplace, although performance sometimes ...
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