Next.js Blog and Content Site with CMS

This package builds a Next.js blog or content site connected to a headless CMS such as Sanity, Strapi or Payload, for publishers, documentation teams and founders writing in public who want comfortable editing without a stack of plugins to update. Writers work in the CMS; readers get fast article pages that stay quick as the archive grows into thousands of posts.

The writer's side

Writers draft in a clean editor with headings, images, embeds and code blocks. On Business they preview a draft exactly as it will appear and schedule it for a future date. Each article carries its author, date and category on every plan, and Premium adds tags, series and related posts so readers move from one article to the next.

The reader's side

• Next.js renders each article on the server with a table of contents and readable typography.
• Publishing triggers a webhook that refreshes only the changed article and the lists it appears in.
• RSS and the XML sitemap come from the same content on every plan; Business adds article structured data, search across articles and a newsletter signup to your email tool.
• Premium adds comments or reactions and checks Core Web Vitals before launch.

Coming from WordPress or Markdown

Premium imports your existing posts, with images, authors and categories, and maps every old URL to its new address with permanent redirects, so links from other sites and search results keep working. Business and Starter start with an empty archive that you or your team fill.

The site deploys to Vercel or a server in your name, and the code lives in your repository. CMS plans above their free tier and newsletter tool fees are billed by those companies. I do not write the articles; content stays your team's work.