Hygraph Reviews & Product Details

The best thing about Hygraph is the short learning curve. It doesn't take much time to get used to working with it. It's really usefull if you want to divide content and coding parts of your website

There isn't much of issues that I have found. Some smaller ones but in general there is a good response from the support team to help you with that. So there isn't much crucial.

We are dividing our responsibilities as developers and content managers with using the Hygraph as a platform. So there is no need for developer to do the CM work and developers can focus more on code.

Their platform is well designed and intuitive to use, allowing us to focus on our content and not the infrastructure running underneath it. Highly recommended!

There is nothing I can think of to mention as a dislike

Hygraph’s stellar customer service, and robust content management system have made them an indispensable part of our online stack.

The accessibility and integrations of tools are easy. Customer service has been top-notch and helpful every time I reached out.

Would love to have more plugins and partnerships available

Building structures with Hygrpah has been helpful.

The communication was clear and the help was fast

The support had no downside. Thank you Own!

Hygraph helped me with a bug on our components. They solved the issue and got back to me asking if everything was okey, which it was.

Great and very responsive customer support! Technical support is always reachable and responsive! Key account for product matters is amazing.

We sometimes had a few technical hick-ups as we really use the maximum functionality that Hygraph offers. However, the support was always at hand to solve the issues fast!

We use Hygraph as a database for our accommodation platform. We manage our inventory and customer data with Hygraph

The best part of HyGraph is it's flexible and easy to use. Removes any kind of hurdle when you are developing and designing your database schema. The best thing is you don't need to manage any relations between each table. It is automatically managed by Hygraph very effectively. That's why I love HyGraph. You can easily edit, delete, or add any entry with 1 click. The interface is outstanding. Overall, excellent work. Keep it up and bring more features!

Mostly HyGraph is awesome. But the only issue I am facing is the pricing. It's way too much. I should be like 30$ per month, it's 300$ per month for now. I did not like the pricing plan otherwise it's outstanding.

It's best to manage, organize, and scale your database, The Database is managed by HyGraph and it was my best decision. It solved all of my DB query issues and managed large queries to get data easily and fast.

We've been using Hygraph for a little over 9 months now and it is the best Headless CMS on the market. They are expanding their ecosystem via partnerships, the new components feature is outstanding, and their customer support is fantastic.

There is not anything I can specifically point out that we dislike. Keep up the great work Hygraph team!

Headless CMS / Content API

It makes creating content for your product very easy for people that do not have a technical background.

Sometimes you might feel restricted by the amount of schemas

Closes the gap between business and developers, while providing a good graphql API.

The content modeling and content authoring experiences are simple to set up and easy to use. The GraphQL API playground makes it easy to test access to the content. We can build content structures, add content, and test the API responses within a matter of minutes.

While the components within the content schema expand your modeling possibilities and allow you to quickly use sets of fields, it is currently limited as you are unable to nest components.

Speed to market for content authors as well as performance for our front-end application, making the user experience that much better. The built-in cache and global content delivery network allow us to leverage GraphCMS for more than a single service.

Great support and very responsive support and they take up requests quickly and provide solutions and extensions if needed. Clean GraphQL API gives flexibility to the development team and helps them to work efficiently.

Some features are not available such as tagging, tree views, related entry publishing and still few integrations to popular tools.

Central store for content that can be consumed by other systems, allows integration of other sources to consolidate them. Flexibility to model content to ensure the channels have the content they need and are not limited by the CMS.

- Polished UI for admins - Flexibility from GraphQL - Support responds timely - UI Extensions

- there are some UX flows in the admin which i wish were better

- Easy way for site admins to manage content on our website and app

A very clean and well-documented GraphQL API (with mutations!) that's a breeze to use. The permissions system is also something that was a big differentiator for us since we have over 500 users in the system at any time, and it was critical that they have very granular permissions based on their role, something no other cms could offer us. Also a great team that's always ready to help!

Nothing much, anything that's a concern or missing is either solved by their support team instantly or is already on their roadmap. We've been beta testing their modular components and federation features and since it's still in beta there's a few improvements, but that's expected since we're in early access.

We're running our entire knowledge management system for internal documents, updates, and training through GraphCMS in 10+ languages. Their ability to handle multitenancy, localization, and complex roles is great, and definitely one of the best content APIs we've worked with

The versatility of the system, ease of use and the excellent service level. Any question asked is answered in a heartbeat in a professional and relaxed manner. The GraphCMS journey has been smooth sailing, with great help and assistance from a great service team.

Sometimes I get lost in blocks, but that can be fixed with good content structure and defined titles and finding content through pages.

Content-wise I can use and make use of blocks as templates and reuse segments when needed.

It has everything I need for powering headless websites and apps without tons of overhead or compromises. Easy data modeling, good API, and the platform is constantly improving. It is a great CMS for developers as well as content editors.

The platform is still growing so there are some minor features found in competitor platforms that aren't yet available or just aren't well documented, yet.

GraphCMS is the backbone of a website, CRM, and web app for an event-based local business. Online bookings, day-to-day operations, and more.

The UI and the functionalities. Overall a good package.

Integration with mobile apps via rest apis.

I haven't faced any problems.

GraphCMS is extremely easy to use once you understand how to work with content models and the graphQL-based API playground. Making edits to the schema, sending and receiving API requests, and managing content works fairly fast.

GraphCMS is not mobile-friendly at all. Its usability takes a nosedive on smartphones or small screens. It's not feasible to utilize the API playground or the schema editor on mobile, which is best suited for larger screens of a development environment. It is technically there but is useless and only clutters the interface. Another dislike is that GraphCMS has yet to implement a dark theme or nighttime mode, lagging far behind the curve of most other development tools. GraphCMS is the brightest application in my development environment, which means working with GraphCMS late at night isn't nearly as appealing as it could be. I'd take a basic color inversion feature as a stop-gap before implementing a fully-fledged dark mode. The dev team could just slap "filter: invert(1)" in the CSS of the whole application and be done with it.

I am building NextJS-driven websites and landing pages with re-usable, recursive content blocks, allowing for quick website building and deployments with little-to-no coding required. GraphCMS is the perfect content management system to get this done. Its headless nature means that neither me or my clients will be vendor-locked to anyone headless provider. However, GraphCMS's support and constant new features make it the best choice in 2021.

Solid product, and very responsive support team.

There is a bit of a learning curve for devs not familiar with graphQL (if you're just looking for a CMS).

Having a headless CMS makes every website release faster and easier than it was before.

The ability to change content structures on the fly, without affecting the API, and the ability to manage different development lifecycles within the same content project. The support is also amazing and responsive, and it is good to see the product constantly evolving and improving.

We have a few niggles with the richtext editor, but because they are constantly improving I believe this is an area they are looking to work on.

We are using GraphCMS to provide content for a multi-brand site, and it has not only allowed us to build the site quickly, but has enabled us to include additional brands quickly while also allowing us to make structural content changes easily too

We transitioned to graphcms in about 3 months from our legacy systems and almost instantly we could tell that we made a good decision. The developers love the documentation, and enjoy the interface and the flexibility with graphql, making it very easy for them to deliver new requests and projects. The product manager has a granular view into the projects and into seeing what's going on, making it very transparent to work with. Their webhooks feature make it very easy to integrate with all our existing services and we're easily able to localise and scale to all our key markets without worrying much.

Cannot think of anything yet - the entire process has been smooth and the functionality is as expected. It was a little difficult to integrate older hotel software but it was mostly because of a lack in documentation and support on the side of legacy platforms.

We run 10+ websites for our hotels in multiple countries and use Graphcms as our database to distribute content, offers, inventory, and promotions across all sites and landing pages.

Flexibility creating queries and mutations

Assets and geolocation feels unfinished.

Simple DB to help modify promotions, internal faqs and all stuff that might change in short intervals