Strapi for businesses
that want a better CMS
Edit text, images and page content without touching code, waiting for a developer or dealing with plugins. With Strapi you get a modern CMS that makes it easier to manage content and grow your website over time.
Start a projectWhen your CMS becomes a bottleneck
Many businesses are stuck with a CMS that once worked fine but now creates more friction than value. Making changes is difficult, structuring content feels clunky, and developing the website further becomes unnecessarily complicated.
Locked into a theme
You want to change the layout or add a new section, but the theme sets the limits. Every customisation requires a workaround, a plugin or more special solutions than it should.
Plugin upon plugin
Forms, SEO, caching, security and image optimisation are often handled by separate plugins. The more you add, the greater the risk of conflicts, more maintenance and worse performance.
Hard to structure content
When everything ends up in the same editor, content becomes hard to keep organised. What should be clearly structured easily turns into a mix of text, images and layout in the same field.
Updates that cause problems
A plugin updates, something else stops working, and suddenly both design and functionality are affected. It's a common issue in older WordPress setups with many dependencies.
If this sounds familiar, it might not be your website that's the problem — it's the tools behind it.
A headless CMS that separates content from design
Strapi is a headless CMS. That means your content is managed separately from the website's design and functionality. Text, images, pages and SEO data are all handled in one place instead of being locked inside a theme or page builder.
In practice, this means you can update content without risking the layout, and redesign the website without starting over with the content.
What it's like to edit content in Strapi
Updating content in Strapi is straightforward. You log in, make your changes and publish when you're ready — without going through a developer for everyday updates.
Choose the page you want to update
You open Strapi in your browser and see all your content laid out clearly. Each page type has its own fields, making it easy to find what you need and edit without affecting anything else.
Edit text, images and SEO fields
Headings, body text, images and metadata are in clearly labelled fields. You update content right where it belongs, without working in a messy editor or touching the layout.
Publish when you're ready
When you're happy with the changes, you hit publish. Updates go live on your website within seconds — no need to wait for anyone.
Strapi vs WordPress as a CMS
Same task, completely different experience. Here's how they compare in daily work.
You open a WYSIWYG editor where text, images and layout are often mixed together. How smooth it feels depends heavily on the theme, and it's easy to accidentally change more than intended.
You edit in clearly labelled fields — title, body text, image, SEO data. Each content type has its own structure, making it easier to update without affecting anything else.
You create a new page in the editor and build it using blocks or a page builder. The structure varies depending on which plugins you're using.
You choose a predefined page type with clear fields, fill in the content and publish. The structure is consistent and you don't need to design every page from scratch.
SEO, forms, caching, security and image optimisation are often handled by separate plugins. The more you add, the more there is to update and keep together.
Strapi handles the content, while other functionality is built into the website itself. That means fewer third-party solutions to manage over time.
Changing how a page is built often means switching themes, installing a new page builder or hiring a developer to rewrite template files.
You can add a new content type or field without rebuilding the whole solution. That makes larger changes easier to manage and better contained.
The WordPress core, themes and plugins need regular updates. It's not uncommon for an update to change how something looks or works.
Strapi is managed separately from the website itself, giving better control over updates and reducing the risk of unexpected changes to content or structure.
WordPress can work as a CMS. But for businesses that want clean, structured and future-proof content management, Strapi offers a fundamentally different foundation.
What you get with a Strapi solution from us
We set up Strapi, tailor it to your website and build a structure that's easy to work with from day one. You get a CMS that fits your content, not the other way around.
Custom content model
We build content types that match your website — pages, articles, services, team members, FAQ and more. Each type gets its own fields and structure.
Page templates and sections
You create new pages by choosing predefined sections and filling in the content. The layout is already thought through, so you can focus on text, images and structure.
Media library
Images and files are collected in one place where you can easily upload, organise and reuse content without leaving the CMS.
Multilingual support
Strapi has built-in support for multiple languages, so you can manage different language versions in the same interface without duplicating your entire website.
Roles and permissions
You decide who can edit what. Editors can access content without being able to change structure, settings or anything that should stay locked.
Hosting, support and development
We host Strapi, handle updates and help you when you need support, changes or new features in the CMS.
Frequently asked questions
What is Strapi?
Strapi is a headless CMS — a system for managing content on websites and apps. You edit text, images and page structure through a web interface, and the content is delivered to your website via an API. It's open source and used by businesses worldwide.
What is a headless CMS?
In a traditional CMS like WordPress, content and design are tied together. In a headless CMS, content is managed separately — making it possible to display the same content on a website, in an app or across multiple channels at once, without being locked into a specific theme.
Why choose Strapi over WordPress?
Strapi provides a cleaner separation between content and design, no plugin dependencies and better control over content structure. You avoid theme limitations, security risks from third-party plugins and CMS updates that risk breaking your layout.
Can I edit content myself in Strapi?
Yes. You log into Strapi through your browser, edit in clearly labelled fields and publish. No code, no page builders, no plugins. Each content type has its own structure, making it hard to accidentally change something you shouldn't.
Is Strapi good for SEO?
Strapi doesn't handle SEO directly — it handles content. But we set up SEO fields in Strapi (title, meta description, OpenGraph data) so you can control how each page appears in search results. The technical SEO foundation is built in Next.js.
Can you migrate my current website to Strapi?
Yes. We move content and structure from your current CMS to Strapi, set up content types that match your website and make sure you can start editing right after launch.
Is Strapi suitable for all websites?
Strapi works best for websites that need structured content, flexibility and room to grow — business sites, multilingual websites, platforms with many pages or web applications. For a simple personal blog, it may be more than what's needed.
How much does a Strapi website cost?
We offer subscriptions from €250/month with everything included — design, development, Strapi setup, hosting and ongoing support. Fixed project prices typically range between €2,500 and €6,000 depending on scope.