Butter CMS

Once you go headless you just won't go back.

What do you like best? Butter CMS is very easy to use the built-in API client make calling the API a breeze. As an architect, butter cms gives me more flexibility to use the cms as in ways that can not be used in a traditional CMS like WordPress. A good example is hybrid apps, we let parts of the website to be updated by butter (ie. button names, heading, wording for a page) this allows our business to do a change without any downtime to our clients. Also, Butter CMS allows us to build ...

Nothing Matches the Simplicity

What do you like best? Butter CMS was extremely easy to integrate into our Node.js application and the docs made everything clear. The interface/UI was easy to use and packed with enough features to act as an excellent blogging platform. Post/Page data was always lightning fast to load. The support was always friendly and helpful. What do you dislike? The pricing tiers may not match all use cases. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? ...

User friendly headless CMS

What do you like best? ButterCMS gives the flexibility to decouple from the traditional cms workflow. For me, this provides the ability for a more rapid development cycle and the ability to present multiple front-end designs using the same page data. Also, having the ability to integrate with any additional software is a breeze when using ButterCMS. You are no longer locked into a specific set of plugins/technologies or integrations that a more traditional CMS would provide. A very ...

New User's Experience

What do you like best? I like the simplicity of ButterCMS. I used many platforms before and ButterCMS is the easiest to use as far as I know. Especially formatting texts such as font, text size, heading...etc is so flexible and I do not have to be limited by the given options. What do you dislike? Setting up takes time, but once you set up everything, it will go smoothly. Also, if it would be perfect if we can decide the space between the rows. For the technical writers, the size of ...

Lets our marketing team create content which frees up our devs to work on new features.

What do you like best? The intuitive WYSIWYG interface makes it easy for users to create and update the blogs whenever they need to. What do you dislike? Image management was a little tedious. We store some of our images on S3 buckets and when trying to upload an image from a link, it would save the image as an audio file instead of as an image. Also you are only allowed one feature image. Would be nice to have an option for something like a banner image as well as a hero image. ...

Super easy, quick-start tool

What do you like best? It was so easy to start using and publishing blog posts. Took less than an hour! What do you dislike? The standard design isn't great, but they've got a robust github with css files for customization. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Wanted a blog on our website to drive engagement and inbound. They helped do that easily.

Very Responsive Support!

What do you like best? I've reached out to the Butter CMS support staff several times, and each time, they have been extremely responsive, helpful, and comprehensive! In her latest response, Nikki included a video and a screenshot to help diagnose and walkthrough the problem, which proved invaluable to my team. What do you dislike? I don't have anything to share for this. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I am primarily using butter ...

Very good headless CMS with all the features necessary for your blog.

What do you like best? They have clear documentations and an easy to use API. What do you dislike? They can send too many email reminders for various things at times. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? It's a great headless CMS service to integrate a blog in custom coded sites.

Easy and quick to set up!

What do you like best? Butter was easy to use and implement. I was looking to ship something quick and Butter definitely didn't disappoint! What do you dislike? We haven't found anything we dislike yet. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Replaced our custom CMS. Saved me a bunch of work. Increased our app performance.

Easy JAMstack Integration. Great customer support!

What do you like best? The ease of use of the API in my blog has been seamless. The interface stays consistent so any between upgrades, and it's all restful. The CMS solution makes it very easy to live in the JAMstack world and manage my content from one place. For an example use case: if I wanted to setup content that defined how navigation looked, I just have to have the housing and design setup on the front-end and inject that data from their API. Simple! If I had to modify the ...