Content Hub 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview

Content Hub

4.3

(30)

Pricing

Pricing available upon request

About Content Hub

Sitecore Content Hub is a digital asset management solution. It unifies content planning, production, collaboration, and management into a single platform. The platform serves as a centralized hub for storing and managing an organization's digital assets and content. This provides a single source of truth for teams across the globe.

The solution features advanced AI-powered search and metadata tagging capabilities. This makes it easy for users to quickly find and access the content they need. Sitecore Content Hub also enables seamless global collaboration. Teams in different locations can work together on content strategy, campaigns, and approval workflows. The platform's Content Delivery Network ensures rapid delivery of digital assets to any customer touchpoint.

Sitecore Content Hub is designed for marketers, developers, and technologists. Marketers can ensure brand consistency across all channels with centralized digital assets and content delivery. Developers can save time building sites and experiences by instantly accessing approved assets and content. For technologists, the platform offers integration with an organization's existing ecosystem through modern, composable sol...

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Content Hub Features

Popular features found in Content Management
Access Controls/Permissions
Audio File Management
Content Library
Customizable Templates
Image Editing
Search/Filter
SEO Management
Text Editing
Version Control
Video Support
More features of Content Hub
Activity Dashboard
API
Archiving & Retention
Asset Categorization
Asset Library
Asset Lifecycle Management
Asset Sharing
Calendar Management
Campaign Management
CMS Integration
Collaboration Tools
Content Management
Content Publishing Options
Customizable Branding
Digital Asset Management
Document Classification
Document Management
File Conversion
Filtering
Full Text Search
Information Governance
Metadata Management
Mobile Access
Mobile App
Reporting/Analytics
Reporting & Statistics
Rights Management
Tagging
Template Management
Website Management
Workflow Management

Content Hub Integrations

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

Brightcove

Avalara

Cloudflare

Siteimprove

Adobe Creative Cloud

Content Hub User Reviews

Overall Rating

4.3

Ratings Breakdown

47%

37%

13%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

3.5

Value for money

3.5

Customer support

3.6

Functionality

4.1

Have you used Content Hub and would like to share your experience with others?

Andrew H.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

1001-5000 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed March 2022

One of the best content management systems

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The easy way to edit the content on websites and the wide range of features controlling the content publishing to users according to personalization

Cons:

A little bit difficult in development and installtion at first

Verified

Reviewer

Law Enforcement

51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2019

Not a friendly CMS

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Functionality

Pros:

I honestly cannot think of anything I like about this software that other content management softwares don't have.

Cons:

At least the version I use is definitely not user-friendly. It is slow and complicated to use. Everything is complicated and takes forever. The aesthetics are outdated. I have never fully learned how to use this software because no one in my organization knows. We have all learned by trial and error and random online forums. I cannot wait to use a different CMS for our company website.

Reasons for switching to Content Hub

I changed jobs. Sitecore is what we use in my current job, but we are waiting to change to a different software soon.

Brittany H.

Verified reviewer

Higher Education

1001-5000 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed April 2019

Not for everyone, but perfect for many

Previously 5

I am not a developer myself, but I worked VERY closely with them as a front-end designer and content manager. It got complex sometimes, but most of the time we needed something done or an overhaul on the website, the developers knew exactly how to handle it. I was really impressed.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Previously 4

Value for money

Customer support

Previously 5

Functionality

Pros:

For those who have large or complex websites, Sitecore has a lot of features that will cover your needs. I haven't run into something that isn't possible with Sitecore because of it's customization and adaptability.

Cons:

You WILL need a developer or a team of them to get the most out of this product. Sitecore has teams that can help set up your software the way you need it, but it's at a cost, and you probably know your own systems better than them. But they're a great resource when you need to make sure something goes right that's tricky.

Chelsea J.

Verified reviewer

Mining & Metals

10000+ employees

Used monthly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2025

Solid Image/Signage organization and simple ordering

I appreciate that Content Hub helps organize our company’s signage, images and logos in an organized interface that allows for easy ordering and pricing.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I liked how the content could be organized by hashtags. It is a simple process that is intuitive to find and organize signage and images.

Cons:

Occasionally, the search functionality on Content Hub doesn’t produce expected results and I’ve missed finding the images I was looking for.

Chiara G.

Verified reviewer

Industrial Automation

1001-5000 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed June 2025

Good Digital asset management

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

Works very fine, obviously connects with sitecore cms which is a great plus for the website management

Cons:

That it doesn't shrink images sizes for sitecore cms, a third party app is required to do that which is not ideal

Reasons for switching to Content Hub

To use it in compatibility with sitecore cms

Gabriel A.

Verified reviewer

Information Technology and Services

10000+ employees

Used weekly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed March 2025

Good content management system for both website & marketing automation

We use it integrated with Salesforce Marketing Cloud to have a centralized place for all the content used for Marketing

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

- Great CMS for websites - Great integration with Salesforce Marketing Cloud - Great document/version management system

Cons:

- The setup & the personalization can be complicated - Performance Issues with Large Data Sets

Verified

Reviewer

Food Production

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed January 2018

Highly customizable .NET based enterprise CMS with a bit of a learning curve

For large enterprise operations with a fully staffed full time team to support this is a great option. Especially for small to medium multi-site environments. Scaling up from dozens to hundreds of sites however looks like it would be a challenge to govern content and code base.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

For experienced .NET teams familiar with the Sitecore platform we can customize and extend virtually every feature of the CMS. Newer marketing automation features really enable us to take our marketing and retail based sites to a much higher level of sophistication with modern features like content personalization and real-time A/B testing etc.

Cons:

Once our team got familiar with the Sitecore way of configuring sites they felt effective, however that ramp up time a longer than some other systems. That has made it difficult to find experienced talent. It has also made outsourcing more experience than some other more common CMS systems like Wordpress or Drupal.

Scott S.

Verified reviewer

Higher Education

1001-5000 employees

Used unspecified for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed November 2015

Sitecore can be great, but all depends on your team supporting it

We switched over to using Sitecore 4 or 5 years ago, transiting from another web content management system. The transition was a lengthy process, mainly because we had to switch over the look and feel and content of the existing site. Sitecore is a great tool and is very flexible, but it requires more skill and people to maintain then our previous CMS. We enjoyed the previous one, but made the switch because of the capability and functionality available with Sitecore. I would recommend Sitecore, but just as long as the team that supports it has the technical skill and there is a well thought out plan for how it should be configured.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Pros:

Because Sitecore is essential just an online platform that is a .net application, you can set up and configure the system anyway you want, and get as granular as you want with the permissions. The system is real flexible and if you can think of it, the system can most likely do it! It is a more advanced system then some of the other CMS out there (which is also a con).

Cons:

You need a real concrete plan for setting up your CMS, everything from the templates to how you want users to edit the pages. There is a lot, so it takes a lot of planning and forward thinking. You also need people with the right skills and tools to maintain and configure the system. It is a more advanced system then some of the other CMS out there (which is also a pro).

Irina D.

Verified reviewer

Marketing and Advertising

201-500 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed March 2019

Robust and powerful CMS

My company uses Sitecore to create engaging user experience for those who may be interested in cruise. Sitecore allows us to build this experience, visually rich and mobile friendly.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I like a lot about Sitecore. I like that you can edit just one content piece on your page and publish it without publishing the whole page. I like the variety of responsive layouts that that may be created and the control you have over each of your page's element. I like how content blocks may be reused across pages and sites. It definitely takes time to understand how to build pages and make edits, but it totally worth it!

Cons:

I wish building forms could be a more intuitive process and that it would be easier to rearrange items in the content tree to place them in the precise position.