Concrete CMSFormerly Concrete5Pricing

Low/no cost to implement Affordable add ons and not too many needed Most features baked in, no need

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bespoke blocks (types of content) to be created in-house easily and at low cost. NEGATIVE: Occasionally, clients will ask for features not supported by Concrete5

Positive impact on our workflow at very little cost to us in terms of time Negative impact in that it is one more thing to maintain

I used Concrete5 CMS as a solution for my landing page team to show our prices and achievements. It's really helpful and easy to use. As a web development

to create powerful websites and web applications. Being open source, the price is right and it is also supported by a committed community of developers … Allowed me to build more websites more cost-effectively Reduced support costs from clients Increased the scope of…

own PHP code for special requirements, C5 is really the most solid and affordable solution out there! It is less suitable for anyone who can not code when

marketplace offers out-of-the-box solutions that save plenty of time and cost less than developing on your own with many add-ons available for free. Community … e-Commerce solution that is robust and inexpensive to run with no monthly fees (seriously, the best e-Commerce package you're going to find). Sites can … thriving web development agency based on Concrete5…

Less time spent updating software for security bugs. No need for expensive hosting. Less time training my clients to use it.

caught up with regards to the block construction system it has done so at the cost of website speed. Concrete5 is lean purely as it was built as a CMS and doesnt

to edit content Curated marketplace of free and paid extensions at a fair price Good platform for custom development and further integration Reliable and

developer full controll over display, and lets the editor plot in correct values. Easy to maintain, good security. No need for external plugins in order

Built on PHP so it can be hosted easily and usually pretty cheap. Has plenty of quick start videos to pick it up fairly quick. Well focused

an inherited product, the learning curve was higher than normal and so it cost the company time to pick back up.

can be modified while maintaining the content, so client cost for new designs is less expensive … easily integrate into existing design Many addons are free or reasonably priced, or you can write your own custom ones Migration from host to host relatively

development workflow is a lot more efficient. Also, our development time and cost is nearly cut in half when we work with Concrete5.

Price Product Features Product Usability Product Reputation Prior Experience with … add-on update for all users of said add-on to reap the benefits of—all at no cost.

management. Adobe CQ (AEM) - Enterprise class system with large price tag. … Can't beat the price - OpensourceEasy to install, configure, customize and maintainWell

criticized for having a rather large amount of files, which can be a problem on cheaper shared hosting, but I can't speak to that personally. We've never had a

novice user. Naming of items could be clearer. Searching for themes by free or cost could be made easier, this includes plugins (blocks) as well.

such as updating pages allowing our developers to focus on higher value projects. Cost reduction due to increased employee efficiency Increased customer … amount of time we spend maintaining websites and instead focus on higher value projects. Inline

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friendly user interface based on Twitter's Bootstrap. The importance and value of having a polished, well-designed interface cannot be underestimated as

improvement; but I think people will continue to support this CMS, adding to its value overtime. … is inferior to Wordpress, many paid add-ons are priced arbitrarily, if there were more competitors prices would normalize Drag and drop functions are not … I think being…

came time to revamp our library website I wanted each department to be in charge of updating their own content. To do this I needed a CMS. I downloaded and