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Astro development
Marketing sites, blogs and docs on Astro, with Sanity for your editors and hosting on your own account. Selling on Shopify? See Astro storefronts.
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Why astro
Astro ships each page as plain HTML and adds JavaScript only where a page needs it, so the site stays fast as it grows. Editors publish from Sanity, and every code change is reviewed before it goes live.
Can marketing add a comparison page for the new pricing without a developer?
Yes. Added a “Comparison” block to Sanity with a table, a verdict and an FAQ. The preview link is live; publishing rebuilds the page in about a minute.
Astro, Next.js or WordPress?
Astro is the right call when content is the product: marketing pages, guides, docs and blogs. When the site needs logins, dashboards or per-user pages, Next.js fits better. For a small blog run by one person, WordPress can still be the simpler choice.
WordPress
Next.js
Astro
This pageBest for
Blogs run by one person on a budget
Sites with logins, portals and app features
Marketing sites, blogs and docs
Who edits pages
Your team, in Gutenberg or a page builder
Editors in a CMS; app screens by developers
Editors in Sanity, from approved blocks
Time to launch
4 to 8 weeks
8 to 14 weeks
6 to 8 weeks
Mobile speed
Depends on theme and plugins
Fast, with care over client JavaScript
Fast by default, little JavaScript
Upkeep
Core, theme and plugin updates
Dependency updates in pull requests
Dependency updates in pull requests
Hosting
A managed WordPress host
Vercel, or any Node host
Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare
Our process
An Astro site in about 6 weeks, or 8 with a full design system. Coloured bars are our work, grey ones are yours.
You
Access, content, sign-offs
Content
Model, import, SEO
Design
System, pages
Build
Components, CMS, QA
How we work
A CMS your editors like
Sanity with live preview, or Markdown in the repo for developer-run docs. Chosen for who will actually publish.
Hosting you own
Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare on your account, with the repo in your GitHub.
Rankings protected
Every old URL kept or redirected; titles, canonicals and schema set per template.
Ready for AI agents
Structured content and typed components, so an agent can draft pages a person approves.
Pricing
Fixed price for the project, or a subscription that keeps shipping after launch.
One-time project
$10,000
from
Design and build at $1,000 to $3,000 a page, so a 10-page Astro site runs $10,000 to $30,000, with the CMS, hosting and redirects set up in your accounts.
Subscription
$3,000
/ month
Development subscription for sites that keep adding pages after launch.
Quality
Core Web Vitals green
Measured in field data, not a lab run.
SEO parity
Every old URL kept or redirected.
Structured data
Schema per template, validated.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA on every template.
Content editing
Editors publish without a deploy request.
Preview links
Every change reviewed before it’s live.
Analytics
GA4 and consent set up and tested.
You own it
Repo, CMS and hosting in your name.
Still got questions?
Astro is a web framework that renders pages to HTML ahead of time and only ships JavaScript for the parts that need it. Marketing sites, blogs and docs are mostly content, so they load fast and stay fast as pages are added.
Astro when the site is mostly content. Next.js when it also needs logins, dashboards, per-user pages or heavy app logic. We build both and recommend one after a short scoping call; see Astro vs Next.js.
Yes. We connect Astro to Sanity, so editors write copy and build pages from approved blocks with a live preview, and publish without asking a developer.
On a static site, publishing triggers a rebuild that usually finishes in a minute or two. Pages that must update instantly can be rendered on request instead, so editors don’t wait.
Yes. Pages arrive as complete HTML, so search engines and AI crawlers read everything without running JavaScript. We set titles, canonicals, sitemaps and structured data per template.
Design and build runs $1,000 to $3,000 a page at a fixed price, so a 10-page site is $10,000 to $30,000. Hosting on Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare is often free at marketing-site traffic. See the website cost calculator.
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