It has visible benefits, actually, in terms of price of ownership if you compare it to, for example, Oracle.
MongoDB is highly scalable and stable, offering document-based storage for flexibility and fast data retrieval. Its simple setup and NoSQL capabilities aid efficient data manipulation. However, users note areas for improvement, including stability, indexing, security, and integration features. Critics also cite its costs, especially for on-premises deployments, with a call for a lighter edition for smaller projects. Enhanced geospatial indexes and aggregation frameworks further support complex queries and data analysis.
