General CMS consultancy
You are running a headless CMS outside Sanity and Storyblok - Prismic, Contentful, Tina CMS, Payload, Builder.io, or another platform - and about to lock in a content model, sign off a migration plan, or explain why a CMS-driven page renders in four seconds. Book the hours and I review that one decision with you.
On Sanity or Storyblok specifically, see Sanity CMS consultancy or Storyblok CMS consultancy, where my production experience runs deepest. This page covers the same architecture and migration questions on any other platform.
Custom quote
- A schema architecture review before you lock in a content model.
- Migration planning between CMS platforms or dataset structures.
- A content-modeling decision review - reusable section patterns, reference structures, localization strategy.
Experience
Schema and migration calls, reviewed for your project by the hour instead of scoped into a fixed project.
Some of the CMS platforms I consult on
FAQ
Questions, answered
What does this cover?
Schema architecture reviews before you lock in a content model, migration planning between CMS platforms or dataset structures, a rendering-performance or Core Web Vitals pass when a query shape or image pipeline is dragging a CMS-driven build down, and content-modeling decisions where the wrong call is expensive to unwind later - reusable section patterns, reference structures, localization strategy. Scoped for Prismic, Contentful, Tina CMS, Payload, Builder.io, and other platforms outside Sanity and Storyblok.
I also read build proposals and agency estimates for the technical assumptions buried in them: the same category of pre-sales review agencies run before a project is quoted, pointed at a quote someone is asking you to sign.
What does this not cover?
Sanity or Storyblok specifically. That's Sanity CMS consultancy or Storyblok CMS consultancy, where my production experience runs deepest. And if you need the CMS built from scratch, that's AI-editable websites with a CMS, scoped as a fixed-price project, not hourly advisory.
In practice
How a schema review runs
Send me the decision
The schema question, the migration you're planning, or the content model you're about to lock in. One paragraph and read access to the project is enough to start.
I read the model before I quote
I go through the content types, the queries and the templates that consume them, then give you a fixed hour estimate for the review. No retainer running in the background.
You get it in writing
Which types to merge, which fields have no reader, what the migration breaks and in what order to run it. Written down, so it survives the call.
General CMS consultancy
Custom quote
- A schema architecture review before you lock in a content model.
- Migration planning between CMS platforms or dataset structures.
- A content-modeling decision review - reusable section patterns, reference structures, localization strategy.
- A rendering-performance and Core Web Vitals review for a CMS-driven build - query shape, image pipeline, component structure.
- A read on a build proposal or estimate: what the quoted scope actually commits you to, and what it leaves for later.
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