A Sanity agency for the way you publish.

A headless CMS stores and manages content independently from the frontend. Instead of being tightly coupled to a specific website theme, it delivers content via API — any website, app, email, or digital surface can pull exactly what it needs. You write content once and it can appear anywhere. Sanity is one of the most flexible and developer-friendly headless CMS platforms available.

When the content model is more complex than Webflow handles well — multiple content types with relationships between them, content that needs to be shared across several frontends, a large editorial team that needs proper publishing workflows and preview environments, or a project where programmatic SEO means generating hundreds of pages from structured data. Webflow CMS is excellent for standard marketing sites. Sanity is the right choice when the content requirements scale beyond it.

Yes — this site runs on Sanity. The blog, testimonials, project portfolio, client data, and several other content types all come from Hilvy's own Sanity instance. We build on platforms we trust for our own infrastructure, which means client projects get the same architecture quality.

GROQ is Sanity's query language, purpose-built for querying document-based content. It's more expressive than REST and more ergonomic than GraphQL for this type of data — you can filter, project, dereference relationships, and sort in a single query. Hilvy writes typed, tested GROQ queries for every data fetch, optimised for Sanity's global CDN.

Yes. Sanity delivers content via its GROQ API to whatever frontend is consuming it — Webflow, Framer, Next.js, or any other surface. For Webflow specifically, Sanity content can be synced to Webflow CMS via Make or a custom script. Hilvy has built both patterns and will recommend the right integration approach for the project.

A focused Sanity Studio setup with a well-defined content model typically takes five to ten days — including schema design, Studio configuration, GROQ queries, and integration with the frontend. Content migrations from Webflow CMS, WordPress, or a custom database are scoped individually based on volume and complexity. Hilvy provides a clear timeline before any work starts.

Yes — Sanity Studio is designed to be configured for the editorial team, not just developers. Hilvy builds Studio schemas with editors in mind: clear field labels, sensible defaults, validation rules, and preview panels so editors can see how content will look before publishing. The goal is a CMS your team actually wants to use.