Question 1

Headless CMS development in San Francisco: what affects the price?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the number of content types, user roles and languages, and on links to other systems. You get a written estimate after we review the scope. We choose the CMS to fit your needs (e.g. Sanity or Payload) and explain the platform cost up front.

Question 2

Headless CMS development in San Francisco: what is specific to the local market?

Accepted Answer

Startups change their positioning more often than their product, and no change should need a developer. We build a CMS where the team edits pages, pricing and posts directly, modelled so that adding a new page type later is a small job rather than a rebuild.

Question 3

Who approves what gets published in a CMS in San Francisco?

Accepted Answer

You decide. Editors can draft, reviewers can approve, and only approved content goes live, with the history of changes kept. Roles are set up around how your team already works.

Question 4

Where are you based, and do you work with companies in San Francisco?

Accepted Answer

We are based in Split, Croatia (Peričićeva 14). We work with companies in San Francisco in writing, the same way for every city: you describe the project in the form, and the engineers who will build it reply.

Question 5

Which Headless CMS do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

For marketing sites and blogs we usually recommend Sanity, with real-time preview and an editing studio non-technical teams pick up quickly, paired with Next.js. For teams that want to host the CMS themselves, Strapi is a good option. For online stores, Medusa.js is a possible headless commerce backend. The choice depends on team size, content volume and integrations, and for a simple site WordPress may be enough.

Question 6

Can we update content ourselves without developers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Editorial independence is the primary advantage of headless CMS architecture. After implementation, your marketing team can add blog posts, update service descriptions, adjust pricing, and publish landing pages without writing code. We build custom editing interfaces in Sanity Studio tailored to your content types, so editors work with intuitive forms rather than raw data. Every project includes training for your team.

Question 7

What happens to our content if we change CMS?

Accepted Answer

Headless CMS content is stored as clean, structured JSON, so it can be exported and migrated between systems at any time. Unlike WordPress, where content is entangled with themes, plugins, and proprietary database structures, headless architecture keeps your content portable by design. You are never locked into a single vendor. If you switch to another CMS, the structured content moves with you. Your content is always yours to own and move.

Question 8

Do you support multilingual content management?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we implement i18n internationalisation directly into the CMS content schema, so every content type supports multiple languages natively. Editors create and manage Croatian, English, German, or any additional language from a single admin interface with side-by-side translation views. On the frontend, next-intl handles locale routing, hreflang annotations, and URL localisation automatically. Each language version ranks independently in search engines while sharing one source of truth.

Headless CMS Development in San Francisco