Headless CMS development, with a front end that matches

TLDR: A headless CMS development agency builds your content backend (commonly Sanity) separately from your front end, then connects the two. AGR designs and builds both: a Sanity studio your editors run, wired into Next.js, Astro, or a custom front end, with a draft-review-publish workflow. Best for teams publishing often or running many pages.

What headless CMS means, and when you need it

A headless CMS separates your content from your presentation. Editors work in a purpose-built studio, and the same content feeds a fast custom front end, a mobile app, or anything else. You need it when a template CMS runs out: many content types, a real editorial workflow, localization, or content reused across surfaces.

What we build

• Sanity studio, designed for your team. Content models that match how you actually work, not a generic template.

• A front end that matches. Next.js or Astro, designed and built to the standard of the rest of your brand.

• An editorial workflow. Draft, review, and publish states your team, or compliance, can live with.

• Migration. Moving existing content in with structure and redirects intact.

Why AGR

Most agencies do the CMS or the design. We do both, with one senior team, so the editing experience and the visual result are designed together. Pairs with Next.js and Astro development.

FAQ

How much does a Sanity website cost?

Simple marketing sites on Sanity start around $10,000 to $20,000. Larger content platforms and multi-locale builds run higher. We quote per project after scoping.

Sanity, Contentful, or something else?

We most often build on Sanity for its flexible content modeling and editor experience, but we choose the backend to fit the project rather than defaulting.

Can editors publish without a developer?

Yes. That is the point of the workflow we build: your team publishes independently after launch.