
Both define schemas in code and both do visual editing. The differences: Sanity edits fields in place, Cmssy composes pages from blocks; Sanity charges per seat, Cmssy charges flat.

Contentful is an enterprise content platform; Cmssy is a focused headless CMS for Next.js sites. Both do visual editing and code-defined components. The real gaps are price, locale metering and governance.

Both are headless CMSs with a visual editor. The real difference: Cmssy blocks are typed code in your repo, every plan gets GraphQL and unlimited locales. Storyblok defines blocks in its UI and gates locales and GraphQL behind higher tiers.

Step-by-step: create a contact form in cmssy's Form Builder, then render it in your own headless Next.js app with @cmssy/react. Submissions land in the cmssy admin.

Build a blog posts block in your own Next.js app with @cmssy/react. Fetch posts from cmssy's headless delivery API, with search, pagination, and cover images. Full code walkthrough.

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Compare Cmssy and Wix. Headless CMS with a visual editor where you own the Next.js code and deploy anywhere, vs Wix's hosted all-in-one builder. AI via MCP, multilingual, performance, pricing.

A Cmssy site is a Next.js app you own and deploy, so you control performance. Server Component blocks ship ~0 client JS, content is ISR-cached from the delivery API, and next/image handles images - that's how headless Cmssy sites hit 100/100 Lighthouse.

No-code for content, full code ownership for the site. Compare hosted no-code builders like Wix and Webflow with the headless approach and pick the right one.
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