OUR SERVICES
We build headless CMS architectures that decouple content management from content delivery. Kultrix helps you choose the right CMS, Strapi, Sanity, Contentful, or Payload, and integrates it seamlessly with your Next.js, Nuxt, or any frontend of your choice.
Tell us what you are building - what exists today, what it has to do and when it has to be live. We come back with the questions we need answered and a scoped estimate instead of a range.
EXPERTISE
OUR APPROACH
Choose the cooperation format that best fits your business goals and development velocity.
Fast launch to test your idea and gather user feedback with minimal investment.
What's included
Timeline Typically 9-16 weeks
Complete cycle from initial strategy and design to final launch.
What's included
Timeline Typically 20-40 weeks
Scale your team with expert developers to accelerate development.
What's included
Timeline Flexible / Long-term
OUR PROCESS
We specialize in creating user-centered & innovative solutions. Delivering seamless digital experiences.
EXPERT INSIGHTS
A headless CMS separates content from presentation, enabling editors to manage content once and deliver it everywhere.
Omnichannel delivery
One content repository feeds web, mobile, email, and kiosks via API.
Frontend freedom
Build with any framework - Next.js, Vue, mobile, or static sites.
Future-proof
Add new channels without migrating or re-entering content.
Developer experience
Typed content APIs integrate cleanly with modern toolchains.
All-in-one
Hosting, rendering, and content management in one product.
Non-technical editors
Visual page editors require minimal training.
Theme ecosystem
Thousands of themes for instant visual starting points.
Plugin marketplace
Forms, SEO, e-commerce, and more via a plugin ecosystem.
EXPERT GUIDANCE
Content Delivery
API-first - any frontend or channel consumes it.
Frontend Stack
Freely choose React, Vue, Svelte, or mobile.
Performance
Static generation + CDN = sub-100ms TTFB.
Editor Experience
Structured fields; preview requires custom setup.
Scalability
Scale content API and frontend independently.
Best For
Multi-channel products, design-driven sites, fast blogs.
Content Delivery
Tightly coupled to the CMS rendering engine.
Frontend Stack
Constrained to PHP templates or REST-only headless plugins.
Performance
Dynamic PHP rendering is slower without heavy caching.
Editor Experience
WYSIWYG visual editing familiar to all editors.
Scalability
Vertical scaling of the monolith server.
Best For
Simple sites where editors need visual independence.
Feature
Headless CMS
Traditional CMS
DELIVERABLES
CMS Selection Report
Evaluated comparison of CMS options against your content model, team, and budget.
Content Architecture
Structured content model with types, relationships, and editorial workflow design.
API Integration
Type-safe REST or GraphQL client connecting your frontend to the headless CMS.
Preview Mode
Draft content preview on the live frontend before publishing, with editor toolbar.
Webhook Pipeline
On-publish webhooks triggering ISR revalidation or CDN cache purge within seconds.
Editor Training
Documentation and training session for content editors on the new CMS workflow.
INDUSTRIES
We build powerful digital experiences across various sectors, ensuring your product meets unique market demands.
Data-driven commerce solutions that improve journeys, boost sales, and optimize operations.
Data-driven commerce solutions that improve journeys, increase sales, and optimize operations.
Reliable medical platforms that protect patient data, simplify workflows, and support clinical accuracy.
Product-driven platforms that enhance workflows, automate processes, and scale with your business.
CASE STUDIES
START YOUR PROJECT
Expert developers ready to deliver high-quality digital products.
INSIGHTS
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What an app costs and how long it takes, in hours: a mobile base is 320-520 hours, all fifteen modules from 40-90 to 150-340 hours, and a plan built on 18 focused hours a week.
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FAQ
A headless CMS stores and manages content but has no built-in frontend. Instead it exposes content via APIs (REST or GraphQL) that any frontend can consume - a Next.js site, a mobile app, a digital signage screen. The "head" (frontend) is decoupled, giving developers complete control over the user experience.
Headless CMS gives you frontend freedom (any framework, any design), omnichannel content delivery (web, mobile, IoT), better performance (static generation from API data), and the ability to swap frontends without migrating content. The trade-off is more complexity compared to traditional monolithic CMS.
Strapi is best for teams wanting self-hosted, open-source, and no per-content pricing. Sanity excels for complex content relationships and real-time collaborative editing. Contentful offers enterprise reliability, global CDN, and the widest ecosystem of integrations. Kultrix evaluates your specific needs before recommending.
Payload is a newer TypeScript-native headless CMS that runs alongside your Next.js app - no separate server required. It is code-first (schema defined in TypeScript), fully self-hosted, and generates a complete admin UI from your schema. Kultrix uses Payload when teams want CMS and app in the same repository.
We generate TypeScript types from the CMS API schema, create a typed API client module, and use Next.js data fetching (getStaticProps, generateStaticParams, or server components) to pull content at build time or request time depending on the page type.
We implement Next.js Draft Mode (formerly Preview Mode) - a cookie-based mechanism that switches the frontend to fetch draft content from the CMS instead of published content. Editors click a preview button in the CMS and see their unpublished content in context.
With ISR and webhook-triggered revalidation, content changes appear on the frontend within 5-30 seconds of publishing. We configure CMS webhooks to call Next.js revalidation endpoints, which purge the CDN cache for the affected pages without a full rebuild.
Yes. Kultrix performs WordPress-to-headless migrations - exporting WordPress content, mapping it to the new CMS content model, importing programmatically, and redirecting old URLs. We preserve SEO metadata and validate content completeness before switching over.
Headless CMS platforms support reference fields that link content types - e.g., an Article references multiple Authors and a Category. We design the content model to reflect real editorial relationships, enabling efficient querying and preventing content duplication.
Yes. All major headless CMSs support localization. We configure locale-specific content fields, set default and fallback locales, wire up locale-aware API queries, and integrate with the Next.js i18n routing system for URL-based locale switching.
We configure the CMS to store media in Cloudinary or AWS S3, apply image transformation parameters for WebP delivery at the correct dimensions, and implement responsive images in the frontend with srcset to serve the smallest appropriate image per device.
A headless CMS setup - content modelling, API integration, frontend connection - is the content module in our estimate at 70-140 hours, which is why it rarely stands alone: it lands inside a web build rather than beside one. A full migration off a monolithic CMS, with content import and editorial training, takes 6-12 weeks. Price the content module against the rest of your scope at kultrix.com/cost-calculator.
