The site keeps slowing down
Themes and plugins pile up and Core Web Vitals suffer. A Next.js front end on Sanity starts from a lean base.
CMS migration · Sanity
Plugins that break on every update, a page builder your team fights with, a site that keeps getting slower. We migrate your content to Sanity and your site to Next.js, keeping your URLs, metadata and rankings intact.
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Themes and plugins pile up and Core Web Vitals suffer. A Next.js front end on Sanity starts from a lean base.
Sanity separates content from layout, so your team can publish and reuse content on its own.
An app, a second site, new languages: Sanity serves the same content everywhere through its API.
Services
An inventory of content types, custom fields, plugins, media and URLs.
Each legacy type is redesigned as a structured Sanity schema, not copied one-to-one.
Posts, pages, media, authors and taxonomies imported by script, verified and re-runnable.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals and URLs preserved; 301 redirects for anything that changes.
Fast, accessible and ready for search and AI answer engines.
Your editors learn Sanity Studio before the switch.
Process
Content and URL map, redirect plan and timeline.
Sanity schemas agreed, import scripts tested on a copy.
A short publishing freeze, then the final import and checks.
Go live, redirects active, Search Console monitored.
Work
A management SaaS for associations and private schools. Envol Culture runs more than 300 students on it every day.
A temporary-staffing platform and website that brings applicants, job offers and client relations into one place.
A bespoke website that presents a strategy consultancy’s expertise, services and positioning.
FAQ
Not if the migration is planned. We keep URLs, titles, descriptions and canonicals, and add 301 redirects for every URL that changes.
Almost the whole time. We only ask for a short publishing freeze before the final import.
WordPress, Contentful, Prismic, Strapi, Webflow or a custom CMS, as long as the content can be exported.
Usually yes, since the old theme is tied to the old CMS. We rebuild it in Next.js, which is also where most of the speed gains come from.
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Send us your site’s address. We’ll come back with a first read on the migration and the next step.