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# 8 Best Astro Agencies for B2B Websites (2026)
Category: Guides
Updated: Oct 25, 2026
Eight Astro agencies for B2B websites in 2026, each checked against a live client site, with partner listings, fit notes and questions to ask first.
 Artyum Grebenyuk Founder, AGR Studio
TLDR:
Astro runs an official agency partner directory (four agencies as of October 2026); we add four Sanity, Vercel and Netlify partners whose B2B Astro work we verified on live client sites, plus our own studio with a disclosure. Choose on fit: enterprise migrations, devtools, large SaaS sites, smaller budgets or multilingual design-led sites. Ask each one about server rendering, CMS previews, hosting terms, hreflang and redirects.
These are eight agencies we'd put in front of a B2B company that wants its marketing site built on Astro in 2026. Three come from Astro's own partner directory, four are Sanity, Vercel or Netlify partners with B2B Astro work we could open and check, and one is our own studio, with a disclosure. Every outside entry links to an Astro case study on the agency's site and names a live client site whose HTML shows Astro. Use the fit notes, not the order.
Yes, we put ourselves on it: our own site runs on Astro and Sanity, though most of our client work is Framer, and our entry says so. It's the sibling of our [Framer agency shortlist](https://agr.studio/blog/best-framer-studios-b2b-2026).
## How we chose
Every outside agency on this list meets three criteria:
- **Live B2B work on Astro you can open.** A case study on the agency's own site that names Astro, and a live client site whose HTML shows it: asset paths under `/_astro/`, `data-astro-*` attributes, or a `` tag. We checked each one and name the site in the entry.
- **Public proof of standing.** An official partner listing from Astro, Sanity, Vercel or Netlify, linked in the entry.
- **A clear specialty**, so each entry answers a different need.
Astro does run an official [Agency Partner Program](https://astro.build/blog/astro-agency-partners/), launched in April 2025. Partners are hand-picked by the Astro team and can contribute financially to the open-source project. Its [directory](https://astro.build/agencies/) lists four agencies today: Bejamas, Bits&Letters, Lucky Media and Seibert Group. The programme carried on after [Astro joined Cloudflare](https://astro.build/blog/joining-cloudflare/) in January 2026: the directory is still live, Astro's monthly updates through [September 2026](https://astro.build/blog/whats-new-september-2026/) still point readers to its agency partners, and Seibert hosted Astro's German meetup that month.
AGR Studio is our own studio and the one entry whose Astro proof is its own site, not a client's. Read its entry with that in mind.
Last checked: 25 October 2026. We update the list when something real changes.
## How to choose an Astro agency
Ask every candidate these six questions, and expect specifics from past projects.
1. **What stays static, and what would you render on the server?** In Astro, "[by default, your entire Astro site will be prerendered](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/on-demand-rendering/)". Anything that must run per request, such as form handling, gated pages or live draft previews, needs on-demand rendering and an adapter; Astro maintains official ones for Node.js, Netlify, Vercel and Cloudflare. Ask which routes will run on demand, and why.
2. **How will the CMS connect, and how do editors preview drafts?** Astro's [content collections](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/content-collections/) load content from files or a CMS, and Sanity publishes an [official Astro integration](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/cms/sanity/). A static build only shows what was published at the last build, so ask how drafts are previewed (Sanity's [Visual Editing](https://www.sanity.io/docs/visual-editing/introduction-to-visual-editing) has an Astro quickstart) and how long a published change takes to go live. Our own build of about 300 pages takes roughly one to two minutes.
3. **Where will it be hosted, on whose account, and on what terms?** After joining Cloudflare, Astro still "[continues to support a wide set of deployment targets](https://astro.build/blog/joining-cloudflare/)". Check the commercial terms: Vercel's Hobby plan is "[restricted to non-commercial personal use only](https://vercel.com/docs/limits/fair-use-guidelines)", Netlify bills in [credits](https://www.netlify.com/pricing/) and pauses projects at the limit, and on Cloudflare "[requests to static assets are free and unlimited](https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/pricing/)". The hosting account should be yours.
4. **How will you handle languages and hreflang?** Astro's [i18n routing](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/internationalization/) handles the default language, localized URLs and fallbacks. The hreflang tags in each page's head are written in your site's code, and the official [sitemap integration](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/integrations-guide/sitemap/) can list language alternates. If you need Hebrew or Arabic, ask to see a right-to-left site they built.
5. **Where will the redirects live?** With Astro's [configured redirects](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/routing/#configured-redirects), a plain static build writes HTML pages with a meta refresh tag; supported adapters write real redirects into the host's configuration instead. Ask for the full redirect map before launch. Ours had about 80 rules on switch day. More in [migrating without losing SEO](https://agr.studio/blog/website-migration-without-losing-seo).
6. **After launch, who edits what?** Content edits happen in the CMS; new layouts and components are code changes that go through a build and deploy. Ask which page sections editors can combine on their own, who owns the repository and accounts, and how change requests are priced. See [who owns your website after launch](https://agr.studio/blog/who-owns-your-website-after-launch).
## The agencies
| Agency | Best for | Base | Known for |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| AGR Studio | Design-led, content-heavy or multilingual B2B sites | Tel Aviv, Israel | Our own Astro and Sanity site; Official Framer Expert |
| Bejamas | Multi-brand and enterprise migrations | Europe (registered in Poland), remote-first | Astro, Sanity and Vercel partner; Rippling, Carbon Removal Alliance |
| Lucky Media | US marketing teams leaving Webflow or custom stacks | Dallas, US | Astro partner; Astro and Sanity rebuilds in weeks |
| Bits&Letters | Developer-tool and infrastructure startups | New York City area, US | Astro partner; founder-led Webflow to Astro moves |
| Makers' Den | Large SaaS sites moving off Next.js | Berlin, Germany | Sanity partner; Perk's Next.js to Astro rebuild |
| Two Point O | European enterprises on a headless CMS | Kontich, Belgium | Sanity partner; Beamery's Gatsby to Astro move |
| Monogram | Devtools and AI companies that want agent-ready sites | Atlanta, US | Vercel Platinum and Sanity partner; Formspree |
| Digital Spiders | Smaller budgets, design and build in one team | Lisbon, Portugal | Sanity and Netlify partner; Astro, Sanity and Netlify by default |
### AGR Studio
AGR Studio is our own studio: a B2B brand and web studio in Tel Aviv with a US branch in Dover, Delaware, and an [Official Framer Expert](https://www.framer.com/@agrstudio/). Most of our client portfolio is Framer; our Astro proof is our own site, rebuilt on Astro 7 and Sanity: about 300 pages in English plus a full Hebrew right-to-left mirror with hreflang, live since 16 October 2026, with about 80 redirects on day one. View the source for `/_astro/` asset paths and `data-astro-*` attributes. It has llms.txt, a Markdown version of every page and a live [AI visibility check](https://agr.studio/ai-check). The story: [why we moved from Framer to Astro and Sanity](https://agr.studio/blog/framer-to-astro-sanity). Clients include monday.com, Marcura and Janus Henderson, and we're rated 4.95 out of 5 across 40 reviews on [Contra](https://contra.com/artyumgr).
Best fit: design-led B2B companies with content-heavy or multilingual sites, including right-to-left languages. Not the right pick if you need a long record of Astro client launches.
### Bejamas
Bejamas is a remote-first web consultancy founded in 2018, registered in Poland and working with clients in Europe and North America. It is one of the four agencies in [Astro's partner directory](https://astro.build/agencies/bejamas/), a [Sanity agency partner](https://www.sanity.io/agency-partners/bejamas) and a [Vercel Silver partner](https://vercel.com/partners/solution-partners/bejamas). Its B2B work includes [Rippling's marketing platform](https://bejamas.com/work/rippling), a Next.js and Contentful build. Its published Astro case is the [Carbon Removal Alliance](https://bejamas.com/work/carbon-removal-alliance) site, rebuilt on Astro, Storyblok and Vercel; carbonremovalalliance.org carries Astro's generator tag today. Sanity's directory lists its budgets from $10,000 up.
Best fit: mid-market and enterprise teams consolidating several brands, markets or a legacy CMS onto one platform, with the same team running it after launch. Not the right pick for a one-off landing page.
### Lucky Media
Lucky Media is a small senior team in Dallas and has been an [Astro partner agency](https://astro.build/agencies/lucky-media/) since the programme launched. Its Astro case studies are migrations: [Duende Software](https://www.luckymedia.dev/case-studies/duende-case-study), which sells identity and access software for .NET, moved from a custom .NET site to Astro and Sanity in 46 days, per the case study, and [Flow Digital](https://www.luckymedia.dev/case-studies/automation-agency-escapes-webflow-lock-in-and-improves-performance) moved from Webflow to Astro and Sanity. Both live sites serve their assets from `/_astro/`. Other B2B clients on its site include Chainguard and data.world. Its [Astro page](https://www.luckymedia.dev/astro-development-agency) says it works only with US clients.
Best fit: a US marketing team on a platform only one vendor can change, that wants a faithful rebuild it can edit itself. Not the right pick if your company is outside the US.
### Bits&Letters
Bits&Letters is a [founder-led consultancy](https://www.bitsandletters.com/about) in the New York City area, started in 2024 by David Demaree, whose background includes Typekit, Google's Material Design, Webflow and Stripe. It is an [Astro partner agency](https://astro.build/agencies/bits-and-letters/). Its clearest B2B case is [Rill](https://www.bitsandletters.com/work/rill-data-astro-migration), a business intelligence company it moved from Webflow to Astro, with a Sanity page builder so marketing can add pages without a deploy; rilldata.com carries Astro's generator tag. It works mostly with developer-tool, API and infrastructure companies from roughly seed to Series B.
Best fit: a devtools startup whose docs are better than its marketing site. Not the right pick if you need a large team on several workstreams at once: the founder leads the work and staffing is set per engagement.
### Makers' Den
Makers' Den is a React-focused product and web agency in Berlin and a [Sanity agency partner](https://www.sanity.io/agency-partners/makers-den). Its Astro proof is a large B2B SaaS site: [Perk](https://makersden.io/blog/case-study-perk-nextjs-to-astro), the travel and spend platform, asked it to move perk.com from Next.js to Astro to improve Core Web Vitals and clear technical debt, and the case study says the rebuild shipped in 13 weeks. perk.com serves its assets from `/_astro/` today. Other case studies on its site include [Klarna](https://makersden.io/blog/case-study-klarna) and Pexip. Sanity's directory lists its budgets from $10,000 to $100,000.
Best fit: a SaaS company with hundreds of marketing pages on a Next.js codebase that has drifted. Not the right pick if you want brand strategy and identity first; its centre of gravity is engineering.
### Two Point O
Two Point O is a headless and composable agency headquartered in Kontich, Belgium, with offices in Belgium, Amsterdam and Valencia. Its [Sanity partner listing](https://www.sanity.io/agency-partners/ii-o) describes 40+ Sanity experts and work on multi-brand, multi-tenant and regulated-industry setups. Its Astro case is [Beamery](https://two-point-o.com/case/beamery-replatform/), the workforce transformation platform and a client since 2021, which moved its marketing site from Gatsby to Astro in 2025 alongside a rebrand, keeping Contentful as its CMS. beamery.com carries Astro's generator tag. Sanity's directory lists its budgets at $50,000 and up.
Best fit: European enterprises that want to keep their existing headless CMS and need a partner that can staff several workstreams. Not the right pick for a small first website.
### Monogram
Monogram, based in Atlanta, describes itself as an applied AI studio, and its work includes marketing sites. It is a [Vercel Platinum partner](https://vercel.com/partners/solution-partners/monogram) and a [Sanity agency partner](https://www.sanity.io/agency-partners/monogram). Its [Formspree](https://monogram.io/work/formspree) case is a developer-tool site built on Astro, Cloudflare Workers and Sanity, with a Worker layer that serves Markdown to AI agents at the same URLs as the pages; formspree.io carries Astro's generator tag. Sanity's directory lists its budgets at $50,000 and up.
Best fit: devtools and AI companies that want their site read by agents as well as people, with AI engineering in the same team. Not the right pick for a low-budget brochure site.
### Digital Spiders
Digital Spiders is a design and development studio founded in 2017 in Lisbon. It is a [Sanity agency partner](https://www.sanity.io/agency-partners/digital-spiders) and listed in [Netlify's agency directory](https://www.netlify.com/agency-directory/digital-spiders/), and its default stack is Astro, Sanity and Netlify. Its B2B case is [SIMA](https://www.digitalspiders.io/case-studies/sima/), a managing general agent for specialty risk, whose new brand site runs on Astro and Sanity; sima-difc.com carries Astro's generator tag. Sanity's directory lists its budgets from under $10,000 to $50,000, the lowest band on this list.
Best fit: a smaller B2B company that wants design and an Astro and Sanity build from one team on a modest budget. Not the right pick for large integration programmes across many systems.
## Which one is right for you
- A design-led, content-heavy or multilingual B2B site, or a team still choosing between Framer, Webflow and Astro: AGR Studio.
- Several brands, markets or a legacy enterprise CMS to consolidate: Bejamas or Two Point O.
- A US marketing team stuck on Webflow or a custom stack: Lucky Media.
- A developer-tool or infrastructure startup: Bits&Letters, or Monogram if you also want AI engineering.
- A large SaaS site on Next.js that has slowed down: Makers' Den.
- A smaller budget, with design and build in one team: Digital Spiders.
Whoever you shortlist, ask the six questions above and view the source of one of their client sites.
## Who we left out
- **Seibert Group**, the fourth agency in [Astro's directory](https://astro.build/agencies/seibert/), based in Wiesbaden. Its group sites run on Astro and it hosted Astro's German meetup in September 2026, but we couldn't find a named client project to open.
- **Former launch partners.** Astro's launch post also named EXDST and 58agents; neither is in the directory today. EXDST's public Astro work is an open-source Sitecore SDK rather than named client sites.
- **UK studios.** The closest was Function & Form in London, a Sanity partner whose Gramafilm site runs on Astro, but the case study doesn't name the framework. We'll look again next time.
- **Agencies whose public Astro work is their own site or open-source tools**, template shops, and solo freelancers.
Run an Astro agency that meets the criteria and isn't here? Email [hello@agr.studio](mailto:hello@agr.studio) and we'll review it for the next update. Still deciding whether Astro is right at all? Start with our [2026 platform comparison](https://agr.studio/blog/website-platform-comparison-2026).
## FAQ
### Does Astro have an official agency partner program?
Yes. Astro launched its [Agency Partner Program](https://astro.build/blog/astro-agency-partners/) in April 2025; partners are hand-picked by the Astro team and can contribute financially to the open-source project. As of 25 October 2026 its [directory](https://astro.build/agencies/) lists four agencies: Bejamas, Bits&Letters, Lucky Media and Seibert Group. The programme is still running after Astro joined Cloudflare in January 2026.
### How much does it cost to hire an Astro agency?
Astro itself is free and MIT-licensed, so you pay for strategy, design, build, content work, hosting and the CMS. We don't quote agency price ranges; where an official directory shows the budgets an agency takes on, the entry above says so, and those bands run from under $10,000 to over $100,000. For how running costs add up by stack, see our [2026 platform comparison](https://agr.studio/blog/website-platform-comparison-2026) and [headless CMS vs website builder](https://agr.studio/blog/headless-cms-vs-website-builder).
### Did Cloudflare buying Astro change where an Astro site should be hosted?
No. Astro's announcement says it stays MIT-licensed and "continues to support a wide set of deployment targets, not just Cloudflare" ([source](https://astro.build/blog/joining-cloudflare/)). Choose the host on terms and features: Vercel's free Hobby plan is for non-commercial use only, Netlify bills in credits, and Cloudflare serves static asset requests free. Make sure the account is in your company's name.
### How can I check whether a website is built with Astro?
Open the page source. Astro sites usually load assets from paths starting with `/_astro/`, many carry `data-astro-*` attributes, and some include a `` tag. The generator tag is optional (agr.studio doesn't emit one), so look for all three before you trust or rule out a claim.
### Should a B2B marketing website use Astro or Next.js?
For a content-led marketing site we'd pick Astro: pages are prerendered to HTML and only the parts you mark as interactive ship JavaScript. Next.js earns its extra moving parts when the site is part of a product, with logins, app-like features or heavy personalisation, or when your team already runs it. Full comparison: [Astro vs Next.js](https://agr.studio/blog/astro-vs-nextjs).
### Can a marketing team edit an Astro website without a developer?
Content, yes, if the agency connects a headless CMS such as Sanity, Storyblok or Contentful and builds page sections editors can combine. Layout and design changes are code and go through a build and deploy. Ask to see the editing setup on a live client project before you sign; more in [a CMS your team can run](https://agr.studio/blog/a-cms-your-team-can-run).
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