Compare Butter CMS and Drupal 
- Users report that Drupal's "Content Authoring" feature is robust, scoring 8.3, but reviewers mention that Butter CMS excels with a score of 9.2, highlighting its user-friendly interface and streamlined authoring process.
- Reviewers mention that while Drupal's "Ease of Use" is rated at 6.8, Butter CMS shines with a score of 9.2, making it significantly easier for non-technical users to navigate and manage content.
- G2 users note that Drupal's "Quality of Support" is rated at 7.4, which some find lacking, whereas Butter CMS receives high praise with a score of 9.6, with users appreciating the responsive and helpful support team.
- Users on G2 report that Drupal's "Approval Process" scores 7.6, which can be cumbersome, while Butter CMS offers a more efficient workflow with a score of 8.8, making content approvals smoother and faster.
- Reviewers mention that Drupal's "Customization" capabilities are strong with a score of 8.3, but Butter CMS slightly edges ahead with a score of 8.6, allowing for more tailored solutions without extensive coding.
- Users say that while both platforms offer "API / Integrations," Drupal scores 8.1 and Butter CMS scores 8.9, indicating that Butter CMS provides a more extensive range of integrations, enhancing its versatility for users.
- Enterprise-class SLA
- Multiple Environments
- Multiple Sites
It has a super clean interface, it is easy to use, easy to customise, and just generally ideal. It takes me very little time to create blogs that are very high quality. That's not because I am in any way good at content. Butter just makes everything come...
Overall I'm happy with it. One issue that I did find that is inconsisent in content management within Butter, and not sure if it is our execution or an issue with consistency within the platform, is related to the support for HTML elements. In most page...
It's open source. You have full control over customization and look/feel. Lots of third party plugins and built in features that make Drupal a great platform to build a multi-user web application. Set up is also as simple as a few clicks. It also has a...
The backend (for admins) is complicated, and not intuitive, the set up of modules and nodes is cumbersome and implementation of these is outdated, the front-end also doesnt come close to delivering a decent UX. I guess it could work for sites that spend...
It has a super clean interface, it is easy to use, easy to customise, and just generally ideal. It takes me very little time to create blogs that are very high quality. That's not because I am in any way good at content. Butter just makes everything come...
It's open source. You have full control over customization and look/feel. Lots of third party plugins and built in features that make Drupal a great platform to build a multi-user web application. Set up is also as simple as a few clicks. It also has a...
Overall I'm happy with it. One issue that I did find that is inconsisent in content management within Butter, and not sure if it is our execution or an issue with consistency within the platform, is related to the support for HTML elements. In most page...
The backend (for admins) is complicated, and not intuitive, the set up of modules and nodes is cumbersome and implementation of these is outdated, the front-end also doesnt come close to delivering a decent UX. I guess it could work for sites that spend...
