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A CMS your client can edit without calling you
Structured content models and a friendly editing interface bolted onto your existing site.
What you get
- Sanity Studio configured with your content schemas
- Visual preview so editors see changes before publishing
- Role-based permissions for editors, reviewers and admins
- Wiring of up to 8 existing page templates to CMS data
- Recorded walkthrough video for the editing team
Usually built with
Sanity
Next.js
TypeScript
A guide, not a requirement — sellers propose what suits your situation.
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What will it cost?
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Estimated range
€900 – €2,000
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