A theme arrived with features you do not use. A page builder added markup around your markup. Plugins each loaded their own scripts. None of that was a decision. It accumulated. We rebuild on a stack that drops it, and you can measure the difference before you commit.
Every new page carries it. The bigger the site, the more of it a crawler runs out of budget to read, and a page a crawler does not reach does not rank. The internal links you wire by hand decay as you publish, because no one goes back to connect the old pages to the new. A heavy content site gets slower and less complete the more you grow it. That cost does not show up on a speed test of your homepage. It shows up across the thousands of pages a visitor and a crawler actually meet.
Renders the page and ships only the code that page needs.
Holds your content as structured data, separate from how it is displayed, in a format you can move, export, or redesign around.
Serves the finished pages from servers close to the visitor.
Every page becomes crawlable, and internal links are generated from the content structure itself, so when you publish a page, the links to and from it follow automatically. A migration takes a few weeks to about a month, depending on your size. Enterprise scale is its own conversation.
Your content lives in Sanity, structured and visual. A marketer can publish, edit, and add pages without touching code. Developers are expensive and not always available, and the usual fear is breaking something you cannot fix. This removes that dependency.
A walkthrough of how to manage the site, publish content, and add pages, so anyone on your team can run it with confidence.
Prefer not to touch it at all? We manage the site and the publishing on an ongoing basis. Your call.
Any SaaS, and especially a programmatic SaaS where pages are generated at scale. That is where this stack fits best: thousands of pages, generated cleanly, crawlable, and self-linking.
Also any content-heavy site carrying inherited weight: a blog, a publication, a documentation library. If your site is large, the weight compounds across every page, the internal linking is hard to maintain by hand, and a crawler's ability to read everything decides how much of your content gets found. The weight was inherited, not necessary. You can measure the difference before you decide.
We start with a before-and-after weight number and a crawl and indexation check on your real pages. If the case is there, we scope the rebuild and quote it. If it is not, you have lost nothing.
Priced to your site, after we see it. Training to run it yourself is included. Managed publishing is optional.