Most founder products need a way for non-developers to publish content — blog posts, landing pages, product pages, marketing campaigns. Shipkit picks the right CMS for your stack, integrates it cleanly, and hands over a tool your team can actually use without engineering help. This is a standalone service rather than a discounted MVP: it adds a publishing layer to a product or site that already exists, which is why it is priced on its own scale instead of the from-scratch build tiers.
Step 1
Audit content needs, team workflow, and integration requirements
Step 2
Recommend the smallest CMS that fits with clear trade-offs
Step 3
Implement schemas, editor UI, and frontend integration
Step 4
Train your team and hand over admin access and docs
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Shipkit builds Next.js-first, content-driven products where the founder controls publishing without touching code. Editorial workflows, dynamic landing pages, and structured content models are part of the core offer.
Because it is a different service, not a discount. A Production MVP starts at $14,900 and builds a product from nothing — database and business logic, admin panel, payments or customer workflows, deployed to your domain. A CMS implementation adds a publishing layer to a product or site you already have: schema and content model design, editor experience, and integration with your existing frontend. Smaller scope, its own fixed price.
It depends on your stack and team. For modern Next.js or React products, headless CMS like Sanity, Contentful, or Payload are usually the right call. For content-heavy marketing sites, WordPress headless or Astro with markdown can be simpler. Shipkit recommends based on your specific workflow during the planning call.
Yes, if the editor experience is configured correctly. Tools like Sanity Studio, Contentful, and Payload have founder-friendly editor UIs. The risk is misconfigured schemas that confuse editors — Shipkit handles schema design with editor experience in mind from day one.
Yes. You own the CMS account, the schema, the content, and the frontend integration code. Shipkit hands over admin access, documentation, and a clear path to maintain or extend the system without us.
Standard projects ship in 2-4 weeks for a focused content model with a few page types. Complex projects with custom workflows, multi-language support, or many integrations can take 4-6 weeks.
Yes. Content migration is included for most projects. We map fields, preserve URLs and SEO metadata, and verify the migration before launch so nothing breaks in Google rankings.
Book a free founder call. We'll help you figure out what to build first, what it'll cost, and how fast we can launch it.
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