Strapi CMS Setup
Strapi v5 with custom content types, plugins, roles and permissions — self-hosted or Strapi Cloud for full data ownership.
Strapi vs Sanity is the most common headless CMS decision for Next.js teams. Strapi is open-source and self-hostable — you own the database and API. Sanity is hosted with a superior real-time editor and GROQ queries. Choose Strapi for data control; choose Sanity when editorial UX and collaboration matter most. We build both.
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Strapi vs Sanity is the key headless CMS decision for Next.js teams. Strapi is open-source and self-hostable — you own the database and API. Sanity is hosted with superior real-time editing and GROQ queries. Codazz builds both: schema design, Next.js integration, live preview, and WordPress migration when you are ready to decouple.
Strapi v5 with custom content types, plugins, roles and permissions — self-hosted or Strapi Cloud for full data ownership.
Custom Sanity Studio with document schemas, portable text, desk structure and GROQ queries for your editorial workflow.
Type-safe data fetching with GROQ or REST, TypeScript type generation, ISR and live preview wired from day one.
Real-time content preview in Next.js so editors see exactly how content looks before publishing.
Automated migration of WordPress posts, pages, media and custom fields with validation and rollback capability.
Our Work
200+ products shipped across fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, and SaaS — built to scale, designed to convert.

Web Design
A marketing site for an interior design studio, rebuilt on Next.js to load fast on mobile and convert visitors into enquiries.

Healthcare
A patient management platform handling scheduling, records and clinician-patient messaging for a healthcare provider.

E-Commerce
A fitness e-commerce storefront built on Next.js with Shopify as the commerce backend and Stripe handling payments.

Logistics
A delivery management platform with live vehicle tracking, route planning and customer-facing shipment status.

Logistics
A freight management platform for an established trucking operator, covering load tracking and job records.

SaaS
A multi-tenant SaaS platform that aggregates business reviews across sources and surfaces them in one dashboard.
We evaluate content complexity, team size, hosting preference and budget to recommend Strapi or Sanity — with a written comparison for stakeholders.
Content modeling workshop to define document types, relationships, reusable components and validation rules before configuration.
CMS installation, custom schema, role-based access, media library and editorial workflow setup.
Typed queries, live preview, ISR configuration and end-to-end testing of the content publishing flow.
Strapi vs Sanity — comparison answers and implementation details for headless CMS projects.
Ask our teamChoose Strapi if you want open-source, self-hosted control — you own the database, API and infrastructure, with lower long-term cost at scale. Choose Sanity if editorial UX matters most — real-time collaboration, live preview and GROQ queries in a fully managed service. Most Next.js marketing sites lean Sanity; products needing custom backend logic lean Strapi.
Both integrate well with Next.js. Sanity has first-class live preview, Visual Editing and GROQ — ideal for content-heavy marketing sites. Strapi offers REST and GraphQL APIs with more backend customization — better when content types are tightly coupled to product data or you need self-hosted deployment.
WordPress bundles content management and page rendering. A headless CMS only manages content — your Next.js frontend fetches via API and controls 100% of rendering. This separation delivers better performance, multi-channel delivery and independent upgrade paths for content and frontend.
Yes. Sanity Studio is widely regarded as the best editorial experience in headless CMS — structured content with real-time preview. Strapi's content manager is intuitive for editors once schemas are configured. We tailor both with custom input components and validation for your team's workflow.
We build migration scripts that export WordPress content via the REST API and transform it into your new CMS schema — posts, pages, media, categories and custom fields. Validation compares source and destination; WordPress stays live until cutover.
A headless CMS build with schema design, Next.js integration and live preview typically runs 6–10 weeks. Cost depends on content model complexity, number of locales, migration scope from WordPress and custom editorial workflows. We quote fixed-fee after a scoping workshop.
Every project includes editor training — creating content, managing media, using live preview and publishing workflows — plus written documentation and video recordings for onboarding new team members.
Book a free scoping call — we will recommend the right CMS and quote a fixed-price build.