Ghost Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Ghost Starter: The Upsides and Downsides”

Pros : When it comes to the basic Ghost Pro package ($9/month), simplicity is the name of the game. Writing becomes a delightful distraction-free experience with its clean blogging interface. Plus, the Stripe integration for email subscriptions is a big win. Managing your email newsletter subscribers becomes a breeze thanks to Ghost's intuitive user management system. Compared to the cumbersome experience of WordPress, Ghost stands out as a streamlined option, especially for blogging and managing one email newsletter.

Cons : However, at the basic level, one glaring omission is the lack of a search feature. It's frustrating not being able to search for older blog posts or emails without upgrading to the $25/month plan. Additionally, Ghost's subscription options are limited to monthly, yearly, or free tiers. Offering options like lifetime or quarterly subscriptions would be a welcome addition. Another downside is the inability to run more than one email newsletter through Ghost, forcing users to seek alternatives like ConvertKit for additional newsletters.

Switched from : Wix

Reason to switch : Ghost solves the problem of consolidating content creation into one primary site. It provides a reliable platform for showcasing and archiving content, boosting productivity by eliminating the need for constant upgrades and tinkering. While Ghost's basic

4.6/5

“Simplify Your Business Blogging with Ghost”

Pros : Stylish Themes: Browse through a variety of sleek templates, both free and paid, in Ghost's theme gallery.

Cons : One downside of Ghost is that you need to remember some keyboard shortcuts for formatting your blog. It doesn't offer direct options for things like bullets and highlights.

Switched from : Wordpress

Reason to switch : We discovered Ghost while searching for a CMS, and it has been the ideal fit for our blogging needs ever since. We've been using it from the very start of our blogging journey.

4.5/5

“Sleek Blogging Made Simple: Introducing Ghost”

Pros : Handy Admin Panel: Manage your articles effortlessly with Ghost's powerful admin panel. It's neatly organized, displaying your scheduled, published, and drafted articles with ease, whether you're on your phone or computer.

Cons : Mobile App Absence: Unlike some other platforms, Shopify doesn't have a mobile app, making on-the-go management a bit tricky.

Switched from : Genei

Reason to switch : I wanted a hassle-free space to share my thoughts and build a community of readers, both free and paid. With Ghost, I can focus solely on writing without stressing over uptime, updates, or performance. It's the perfect fit for my blogging needs.

4.3/5

“Ghost! Best CSM to create a paid community”

Pros : 1. Easy setup and maintenance 2. Really good uptime3. Speed is super fast4. Email Newsletters are inbuilt 5. Can customize and create plans from Ghost itself! Not no need to create it on Stripe anymore!6. Code changes are super easy, integrations even.

Cons : Some of the plans feel limited. 1000 member plan includes paid and unpaid ( Having different numbers for paid and unpaid would be good!)2. If your card gets declined, you are blocked out of the site. You can't even get onto the admin dashboard to make the payment.

Reason to switch : Create a paid newsletter+ website. Create a community for people interested in my content. Collect and manage payments received from the community. Send them emails when a new blog goes live!