Multiple Studios
Multiple Studios configured for different teams, each with its own schema and workflows.
WordPress to Sanity migration
For organisations whose WordPress site has outgrown its themes and plugins. We plan and run the move to Sanity end to end, from content model to launch, so your team keeps its content and its search rankings, and publishes without waiting on developers.
The problem
When WordPress stops keeping up
Plugin upkeep never ends
Every plugin needs updating, testing and patching. One out-of-date plugin can take the site down or open a security hole.
Layouts break when editors touch them
Page builders and shortcodes mix content with design, so changes need care, or a developer.
Content is tangled in templates
Posts, custom fields and page-builder markup make content hard to reuse, and hard for search engines and AI tools to read.
What you get
A faster site your team can run themselves
We move your content into Sanity, rebuild the front end on Next.js and Vercel, and set up the Studio around how your team publishes.
Fewer moving parts
Sanity's content platform is hosted and kept up to date by Sanity, so there is no WordPress core, theme or plugin stack to patch on your own servers.
Publish without developers
Editors build pages from approved blocks in Sanity Studio, with live preview, scheduling and roles.
Content rebuilt around your team
We audit what you have, then design a content model for how you publish now. You keep what matters and leave the clutter behind.
Search rankings kept
Every permalink is mapped to its new URL and redirected, SEO titles and descriptions are carried over, and rankings are monitored after launch.
Sanity Editorial Features
Powerful features for content teams
Inline Comments
Inline comments on any field. Review images, leave feedback, and resolve without leaving Studio.
Multiplayer Editing
Real-time multiplayer editing. See who's changing what, field by field, as it happens.
Content Releases
Content Releases: bundle changes across documents. Preview together, publish on schedule.
Tasks
Tasks with deadlines and assignments. Track review work where the content lives.
What’s included
The services we bundle together to move a WordPress site to Sanity.
How it works
Five stages, one senior team
The people you meet in discovery are the people who move your site.
Discover
Audit your WordPress content, plugins, integrations and analytics. Talk to the people who publish.
Model
Map post types, custom fields and taxonomies to a new Sanity content model, and agree what moves, what merges and what retires.
Build
Design system, Studio and Next.js front end, built in sprints you can review.
Migrate and launch
Scripted content migration, a redirect for every URL, and SEO and tracking checked before go-live.
Grow
Support, optimisation and new features once you are live.
WordPress to Sanity projects typically start from £80k + VAT. We'll give you a timeline after the first call.
Relevant case studies
Conservation InternationalConservation 
A flagship website that heroes the donor, not the organisation
Conservation International's website had become too focused on the organisation itself. We rebuilt it around storytelling that puts donors and impact first, across three areas people already care about: oceans, climate and biodiversity.
BirdLife InternationalConservation 
Surfacing useful data to a wide range of users
Reimagining how conservation data is designed, delivered and used at scale.
Too Good To GoRetail 
A website that converts both business and consumer audiences
Too Good To Go's website was not converting B2B customers to join the fight against food waste: a legacy CMS, outdated information architecture and poor performance were holding it back.
PembrokeCommercial Property 
One global website to replace disparate country sites
A fresh brand and a new digital home for a global property portfolio.
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Frequently asked questions
Should we move off WordPress at all?
Not always. We still build on WordPress where it suits the site. Moving to Sanity makes sense when your content is complex, many people publish, or the same content needs to reach more than one channel. If WordPress is working for you, we'll tell you.
Will we lose our search rankings?
We map every permalink to its new URL, set up redirects, carry over SEO titles, descriptions and structured data, and monitor rankings after launch. Redirects are planned from the first week, because a missed one costs rankings that took years to earn.
Can our content move across automatically?
Most of it. After the content audit we write migration scripts that move posts, pages, media and custom fields into the new model, and your team reviews what comes across. Content that needs rewriting or merging is flagged in the audit, so it is dealt with before launch.
What happens to our post types, custom fields and blocks?
Posts, pages and custom post types become Sanity document types, custom fields become typed fields, Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes become modular blocks your editors arrange, and categories and tags become references. We map each one in the Model stage.
What about our plugins?
We list every plugin in discovery and decide what each becomes: a feature of Sanity or Next.js, a connected service, or something you no longer need. SEO plugin data, such as titles and descriptions, moves across with the content.
Can we keep multiple languages?
Yes. Sanity supports translated content at field or document level, so a site using WPML or Polylang can bring its translations across.
Do we have to redesign at the same time?
No. We can rebuild your current design on the new platform, or redesign as part of the move. Many teams use the migration to fix what is not working.
How much does a WordPress migration cost?
Projects typically start from £80k + VAT. The final figure depends on the number of templates, the amount of content and the integrations you need. We'll give you a range after a short call.
Let's talk about your project
Get in touch to see how this could work for you.