What Sanity development actually involves
A Sanity project is not just "installing a CMS". It usually has three connected parts: Content modeling: deciding how your content is structured (pages, products, authors, FAQs, landing page sections) so editors can reuse it everywhere. Sanity Studio customization: building the editing interface your team will use every day, including custom fields, previews and workflows. Frontend development: building the website or app that displays the content, commonly with Next.js, Nuxt or Remix, and connecting it to Sanity through GROQ or GraphQL. Good Sanity development services cover all three, plus the work around them: migration of existing content, integrations with tools like Shopify or a CRM, and ongoing support. What drives the cost of a Sanity project There is no single price, because projects vary a lot. These are the factors that move the budget most: Scope and number of page types. A marketing site with a handful of templates costs far less than a platform with dozens...