Getting a CMS up and running is one thing. Scaling content without slowing your team down is another. See how Kontent.ai tackles both, recognized by G2 as a Leader in Headless CMS.
Written by Madeleine Salisbury
Easy setup vs. performance at scale. G2 just confirmed you don't have to choose between the two.
Enterprise teams don't have time to wait months for a CMS to become useful.
They need to get their technology stack connected, get their teams working, and start delivering content. And once they're up and running, they need a platform that can keep pace as their business grows, markets expand, and content operations become more demanding.
That's why we're excited to share three new recognitions for Kontent.ai in the latest G2 reports:
G2 recognition is based on feedback from real users, making these awards especially meaningful to us. And taken together, they point to something we care deeply about: helping teams get moving quickly and keep moving as they scale.
Choosing a CMS is only the beginning.
Before your team can start publishing, the CMS has to fit into the technology ecosystem you already have. That can mean connecting search, translation, digital asset management, personalization, e-commerce, analytics, and other systems that power your digital experiences.
The longer those connections take to establish, the longer your team waits to put the CMS to work.
Kontent.ai offers ready-built integrations across a range of common use cases, helping teams connect the tools they already rely on without starting every integration from scratch.
And now, AI is changing what it means to connect and work across your content stack.
With Aiko, the AI agent built into Kontent.ai, teams can connect to external tools through MCP connectors and bring more of their content workflow into one place. Connectors can link Aiko with tools for project management, collaboration, knowledge management, SEO, CRM, and more, helping teams automate work across the systems they already use.
That means less time spent manually moving information between tools and more time getting content out the door.
It's one way an Agentic CMS can help teams hit the ground running.
Getting your CMS up and running quickly matters. But enterprise content teams also have another challenge: keeping up.
More markets mean more languages. More channels mean more content to create, adapt, review, and publish. And as content operations grow, so does the amount of repetitive work surrounding them.
This is where AI agents can make a difference.
Instead of asking your team to manually handle every recurring task, expert agents can take on specific jobs across the content lifecycle. Translation. SEO optimization. GEO. Compliance checks. Brand reviews. Campaign support.
These agents can automate repeatable work while keeping your teams in control of the decisions that matter.
Across customers, an agentic CMS can save teams an average of 15,000 hours per year by automating content work and reducing the amount of manual effort required to get things done.
And those hours add up quickly when you're operating across multiple markets, channels, and teams.
Want to see what that could mean for your organization? Explore the [Kontent.ai ROI Calculator]
Take Transavia.
The airline giant operates more than 100 destinations and publishes content in seven languages. Managing content across separate systems for its website, app, and other digital experiences created bottlenecks, while localizing content meant time-consuming manual copy-pasting.
With Kontent.ai, Transavia centralized its content across channels, integrated translation into its workflow, and streamlined operations with greater collaboration across UX, development, and marketing teams.
The result was a 50% reduction in content processing time, along with simpler localization and smoother collaboration.
With Kontent.ai, Transavia centralized content across channels, simplified localization across seven languages, and improved collaboration, cutting content processing time in half.
A Leader recognition in Headless CMS and Web Content Management.
An Easiest Setup recognition in WebOps and DXP.
A High Performer recognition in Enterprise WebOps.
Each recognition looks at a different part of the experience. Together, they tell a bigger story.
You shouldn't have to choose between a CMS that's easy to get started with and one that's ready for the demands of a growing organization.
You should be able to connect the tools you already rely on, get your teams working quickly, automate the work that slows you down, and have a platform that can keep up as your content operations grow.
Get moving quickly. Keep moving at scale.
That's what we built Kontent.ai for.
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