Compare Extensis Connect and NexusFont 
- Users report that Extensis Connect excels in its font activation feature, scoring 8.7, which allows for seamless integration and usage across various design applications. In contrast, NexusFont, while offering a solid font management experience, does not provide the same level of activation ease, which some users find limiting.
- Reviewers mention that the drag and drop upload functionality in Extensis Connect is rated highly at 8.8, making it user-friendly for adding new fonts. NexusFont, however, lacks this feature, leading to a more cumbersome process for users when managing their font libraries.
- G2 users highlight the font sync capabilities of Extensis Connect, scoring 8.4, which ensures that fonts are consistently updated across devices. Users on G2 express that NexusFont's syncing features are less robust, which can lead to discrepancies in font availability across different platforms.
- Reviewers say that the organization features in Extensis Connect, particularly the platform search and categorization, are rated lower at 7.3 and 7.7 respectively, indicating room for improvement. In comparison, NexusFont offers better categorization options, which users find helpful for managing large font collections.
- Users report that Extensis Connect's corruption detection feature scores an impressive 8.1, providing peace of mind when dealing with font files. Conversely, NexusFont does not have a comparable feature, which some users find concerning when managing their font assets.
- Reviewers mention that while both products cater to small businesses, Extensis Connect has a higher overall satisfaction rating with a G2 score of 4.1 compared to NexusFont's 4.3, indicating that users feel more positively about their experience with Extensis Connect despite its lower star rating.
- Auto-Activation powered by Suitcase Fusion
- License management
- Editing/Tagging/Sharing
I love that it has automatic plug-ins for my Adobe products. I also like that it's easy to manage my fonts and turn them on and off as I wish instead of having all my fonts loaded into my computer and slowing it down.
I use Adobe Fonts pretty extensively and I find the integration to not be great. Fonts have to be active (via the Fonts website) for me to group them, and I worry that when I deactivate them I will no longer see them in the group.
It loads a large number of fonts pretty quickly and makes it easier to compare multiple fonts. The UI and also the UX are simple and attractive, and beautiful. The option to create folders and group fonts together comes in handy.
Not available on MacOS or Linux. The program is good for moving font files, but it would save me time if this could be automated, for instance, it would be nice to be able to automatically sort font files into folders based on family.
I love that it has automatic plug-ins for my Adobe products. I also like that it's easy to manage my fonts and turn them on and off as I wish instead of having all my fonts loaded into my computer and slowing it down.
It loads a large number of fonts pretty quickly and makes it easier to compare multiple fonts. The UI and also the UX are simple and attractive, and beautiful. The option to create folders and group fonts together comes in handy.
I use Adobe Fonts pretty extensively and I find the integration to not be great. Fonts have to be active (via the Fonts website) for me to group them, and I worry that when I deactivate them I will no longer see them in the group.
Not available on MacOS or Linux. The program is good for moving font files, but it would save me time if this could be automated, for instance, it would be nice to be able to automatically sort font files into folders based on family.
