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Headless CMS Development

A headless CMS separates where content is edited from where it is displayed. Anekant Tech sets up and customises headless CMS platforms so your marketing team can create, preview and schedule content on their own, while your website and apps pull that content through a fast, secure API.

Best for
Marketing teams publishing often, multi-site and multi-language brands
You get
Content model, CMS setup, previews, front-end integration
Core stack
Sanity, Strapi, Payload, Contentful, WordPress
Ownership
Your content and schemas, exportable any time

What's included

Content modelling

Structured content types that match how your team thinks, reusable across pages and channels.

Editor experience

Custom fields, validation, live visual preview and scheduled publishing.

Front-end integration

Connect the CMS to Next.js, Astro, Flutter or mobile apps with cached, typed APIs.

Workflows & roles

Draft, review and publish permissions for writers, editors and admins.

Localisation

Multi-language and multi-region content with fallbacks.

Migration

Move content from WordPress or another CMS with redirects so you keep your search rankings.

Signs you need this

  • Your marketing team waits on developers to publish pages.
  • Your WordPress site is slow and needs constant plugin updates.
  • You publish the same content on a website, app and other channels.
  • You need multiple languages or regional sites from one source.

How we work

  1. Content auditWhat content you have, who edits it and where it appears.
  2. Platform choiceSanity, Strapi, Payload, Contentful or headless WordPress, chosen for your team and budget.
  3. Schema & studioContent model and a customised editing interface.
  4. IntegrationFront-end, previews, webhooks and cache invalidation.
  5. Migration & trainingContent imported, editors trained, redirects in place.

Technology we use

We choose tools for your requirements and your team's ability to maintain them; these are the ones we use most.

CMS

  • Sanity
  • Strapi
  • Payload
  • Contentful
  • Headless WordPress

Front-end

  • Next.js
  • Astro
  • Flutter

Delivery

  • GraphQL
  • REST
  • CDN caching
  • Webhooks

What affects cost and timeline

Every project is quoted after a short discovery call. These are the factors that move the estimate most:

  • Number of content types and how much they vary.
  • Custom editor features such as visual preview and workflows.
  • Number of front-ends consuming the content.
  • Languages and regions.
  • Volume of content to migrate.

Frequently asked questions

What is a headless CMS?

A headless CMS is a content management system that stores and manages content but has no built-in website theme. Your website, mobile app or any other channel fetches the content through an API and decides how to display it.

Is a headless CMS better than WordPress?

Not always. Traditional WordPress is fine for simple sites; headless pays off when you need speed, design freedom, several channels or stronger security. See Headless CMS vs WordPress for a full comparison.

Can editors still preview pages before publishing?

Yes. We configure live or draft preview so editors see exactly how a page will look on the real site before it goes live.

Which headless CMS do you recommend?

Sanity suits highly customised editorial experiences, Strapi and Payload suit teams that want an open-source CMS they host themselves, and Contentful suits larger organisations wanting a managed enterprise product. We recommend one after understanding your team and budget.

Will moving to a headless CMS hurt SEO?

Done properly it usually helps, because pages load faster. We preserve URLs or add 301 redirects, keep metadata and structured data, and generate sitemaps automatically.

Guides to help you decide

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