Company websites and CMS

Website Development with Next.js and Sanity

A company website is no longer a brochure. It has to let your content team publish without booking developer time, render in a way search engines read correctly, and load fast on a phone in a weak signal. Curiosive is a software studio run from Ankara, Türkiye, with more than five years of production work and 16 live products. On the web we build with Next.js and add Sanity when editors need control.

Pricing starts at $2,000 for a focused marketing site. Multilingual sites with a CMS and dozens of subpages sit above that. The number is a starting point, not a fixed quote. We agree the page inventory, the number of languages and the integrations in a discovery call, then put the scope in writing before anyone opens an editor.

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A bilingual site on one content model: Miray Yapım

Miray Yapım (https://mirayyapim.com.tr) is a Turkish production house with series on national television. The site runs on Next.js, Sanity and Framer Motion and carries Turkish and English from the same structure. The real decision was in the content model: each production is a single record and the language fields live inside it, rather than two parallel trees an editor has to keep in sync. Add a new series once and both language versions are generated from the same source, which is the difference between a bilingual site people maintain and one they quietly abandon.

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Replatforming without losing rankings: Zing Coach

Zing Coach (https://www.zing.coach) is an AI fitness coaching product with over a million users and an official PSG partnership, and its marketing site was on Webflow. We rebuilt it in Next.js. In this kind of move the risky part is not the code, it is the URLs. Pages that have ranked for years lose traffic the moment their addresses change, so a redirect map between old and new paths sits at the centre of the plan. Right-sizing images and stripping unnecessary client-side JavaScript is where the measurable speed comes from.

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What happens when content volume grows

This is HCD (https://thisishcd.com) is a community platform with 374 episodes, free courses and more than 462 designers across over 130 countries. At that volume nobody hand-builds pages. Content lives in Sanity as structured data and pages are generated from one template, so a new episode arrives with its page, its internal links and its metadata already in place. If your site has repeating structures such as products, services, locations or resource libraries, the same approach applies and it is how this page exists.

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The engineering behind a site that looks simple

Company sites usually grow forms, memberships, gated content or a CRM integration. Our development is AI-assisted, and a large share of the interface code is produced that way. The data model, authentication, permission rules, payment paths and the security review stay with senior engineers. Form submission validation, filtering junk traffic and deciding where personal data is stored do not ship without review. For teams that keep publishing after launch, the $800 per month retainer covers 20 hours of ongoing work.

Proof

Products we shipped with exactly this.

Questions

The things people ask before starting.

How much does a company website cost?

A focused marketing site starts from $2,000. Multilingual builds, a CMS, memberships or custom integrations sit above that. We give the starting point openly and then agree the final budget in writing once the page inventory and requirements are settled in discovery.

Can our team update content ourselves?

Yes. When a project needs editorial control we set up Sanity. Copy, images, team members, case studies and posts are edited directly by your team and the site reflects the change without a deploy request. We run a short handover session so nobody needs a developer to publish.

Does a second language cost extra?

It adds some effort, because the content model and the URL structure are designed around it. Adding a second language later is noticeably more expensive than planning for it at the start, so it is worth raising your language plans during discovery even if launch is English only.

Do we have to rebuild our existing site from scratch?

Not always. Some projects keep the design and content and only change the technical foundation underneath. With Zing Coach the Webflow site moved to Next.js while existing search rankings were protected through a redirect map. The right answer depends on the state of what you already have.

Contact

Looking for an engineering partner for the long haul?

A short note about the product, the timeline and who it is for is enough to start. You will hear back from the engineer who would do the work, not a sales team.

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