Progress Sitefinity Pricing

“In my opinion, the license cost is well worth it having dealt with the costs and risks of using an open-source CMS. … The interface and the page builder experience is much better than what we have used in the past and has many enterprise features even in the lower price-point.”

“Ease of use of Sitefinity was why we selected it even though it is quite expensive, though you have to weigh that up against the cost of expensive technical resource to keep your site maintained.”

“The license model in respect of subdomains (whereby an entirely new, full-cost license is required for each subdomain) is relatively uncompetitive and severely limits options when creating a network... … However, its flexibility (including the range of different content types if supports) make it a good choice for any organization requiring advanced content management capabilities at an affordable...”

“For a smaller company and a smaller website, it probably wouldn't be worth the cost.”

“Easy updating for each department Annual license is very cheap compared to other paid CMSs Not sure that its value is much better than an open source CMS though.”

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• Publishing efficiency: efficiency increase of 50% for publishers
• Development costs: cost savings with the usage of standard features (Form Generator): 50k CHF per year
• Easy... …
  • Easy installation,
  • Value for money (license costs)
  • Backend usability
  • Publishing efficiency
  • Site tree setup
  • Out of the box...”

“Relative to Sitecore, Sitefinity seemed to offer better value and didn't require as much customization to meet customer needs.”

“At the current price point, Sitefinity is too expensive for a simple brochure or lead generation website.”

“Over the years Sitefinity pricing has skyrocketed to compete with the most expensive CMS solutions available.”

“We recommend it to our clients as it fits our internal resource capabilities and allows us to maximize fees by minimizing the direct cost budget that would otherwise be invested in more popular but...”

“We might have evaluated the licensing a bit more to lock in a better price or a multi-year price. … This is another cost and trying to limit budget as much as possible.”