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Sitefinity Reviews in October 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Sitefinity has proven to be a valuable content management system appreciated by many users for its ease of use and efficient management of website content. Users praise its intuitive interface, making it easy to create and customize content without requiring extensive technical knowledge. The platform's flexibility allows for responsive website design across ...Read more
Sitefinity pros and cons
Easy to use and set-up, simplifying content management and design processes.
Supports responsive design across various devices without requiring proprietary tools.
Offers extendable custom modules for generating different types of content.
User interface for building new pages and adding custom content.
Slow performance during software launch, especially while syncing to production.
Limited scalability for backend users within the acquired license edition.
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Anonymous
10/12/16
Ireland user
What do you like best? Adding page content is quite easy, templates provided are useful to keep the same feel throughout website. What do you dislike? Search indexing doesn't work, we have even gone as far as to log a ticket with sitefinity helpdesk & they couldn't fix the indexing ! Documents won't index Recommendations to others considering the product For sure without documents & searching them documents it is great What business problems are you solving with the product? What ...
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Anonymous
10/12/16
Great CMS but slow at times
What do you like best? The back end of Sitefinity is laid out really well and is intuitive for users with moderate knowledge. What do you dislike? From my experience, sites built with Sitefinity are heavy downloads for the end user. This could just be the sites I have worked on and not represent any problem with Sitefinity itself. I have also noticed the API is overly complex and not easily used, that would be great for doing advanced things but an API shouldn't have a day-to-day standing ...
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Allen D.
10/12/16
I am very satisified with the product.
What do you like best? The CMS feature so others can manage content without developer required. What do you dislike? Updates are not being seen immediately because of website caching. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? N/A
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Rob P.
10/12/16
Excellent CMS with nice customization ability
What do you like best? We have enjoyed using Sitefinity at our organization, and over the years, we have enjoyed the useful features and updates they continue to add. What do you dislike? Sometimes we experience issues with upgrades because features we are using become depreciated. It doesn't seem well communicated what is being depreciated with new upgrades (or I'm just never looking in the right place What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you ...
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Hiren S.
10/12/16
Awesome
What do you like best? It has rich libraries and lot of CRM controls helps to make system looks aesthetic. What do you dislike? Its somewhat complex to understand initially but overall nice. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are making custom pages and websites for events organization and entrepreneurship. It helps in reaching out with people very easily and fast manner.
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Miang Yeow T.
10/12/16
As a consultant
What do you like best? The user-friendly interface at the backend What do you dislike? initial setup on first load could take a while What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? website revamp
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Robert G.
10/12/16
Great for Designers and Developers alike
What do you like best? Easy to use, easy to understand, and easy to teach users how to get the most out of it. I've been creating and managing sites in SF since version 3 and even though I found it easy to use back then, it has advanced in leaps and bounds since then integrating more sought after features and fixing many of the problems earlier versions had. Project Feather was a huge step forward and I can't wait to see what comes next. What do you dislike? There are a few limitations ...
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Mike W.
10/12/16
Sitefinity Review
What do you like best? The site is fairly easy to interact with and maintain. The controls make sense, the interface is fairly intuitive. What do you dislike? Sometimes speed is an issue, particularly when you have to drill down to an edit form that is buried in subfolders, then under the edit screen, then under the edit form in that edit screen. More direct access would be nice, with a faster interaction (though this might be related to equipment limitations rather than the software. ...
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Anonymous
10/12/16
Sitefinity review
What do you like best? The CMS interface is excellent. For fairly basic websites, it could not be easier to use Sitefinity to build interactive and attractive webpages. Their authentication system was actually very useful for the company I worked for. What do you dislike? Documentation for building customized solutions is extremely lacking. If you have paid support, you receive a fairly prompt response, but even that wasn't great. What business problems are you solving with the product? ...
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Anonymous
10/12/16
Progress Sitefinity CMS - A Developer Review
What do you like best? The integration with .NET MVC technology and the ability to create custom widgets in C# makes it a nice platform to extend and integrate with existing code bases developed with similar technologies. The ability to use C# also allows our business to reuse in house knowledge and resources. What do you dislike? Sitefinity Administration can be somewhat cumbersome and limited. The Administration module has thousands of settings and not always intuitive what all of them ...
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