Kontent vs. Contentstack.
While there are many headless CMSs out there, if youʼre looking for an enterprise-level solution, chances are that you have already come across Kontent by Kentico and Contentstack.
This page will help you understand the differences between Kontent and Contentstack so you can decide which solution is the right content management system for your business.
Why companies choose Kontent over Contentstack
Enterprise-level content production
for regions, departments, projects, or even multiple brands within one Enterprise
Direct support for Web channel
Without losing the flexibility and agility of a headless CMS
In-context authoring & collaboration
Collaborate in real-time with contextual Comments, Suggestions, and Simultaneous Editing
World-class onboarding and professional services
Average first response time lower than 60 seconds
Transparency
Kontent has a public roadmap
What makes Kontent unique
Content editors can simultaneously work on creating meaningful content for their audiences.
Developers have the freedom to focus on what they do best—creating great apps with the latest technologies.
Project managers can divide their projects into smaller parts managed by different teams or departments, and they benefit from structured (reuse-ready) content.
Content management
Content Modeling
Roles & Permissions
Collections
Content Collaboration
Simultaneous Editing
Task Management
Localization
Website Optimization
In-Context Editing
Single Sign On (SSO)
Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
Development
Multiple Environments
Webhooks
Management API
Extensions
CLI Framework
“Kontent by Kentico has improved dramatically over the past 12 months, and it was already a very competitive headless CMS before. Now after all of the recent updates, I am confident to say that it is the best product on the market and is my default selection for greenfield projects.”
