The overall flexibility to build exactly what you need in a consistent but customizable interface is why I can't recommend it enough. We have built a fully custom frontend and backend to match our unique needs, this includes easy integrations for our tools. The foundation of structured data has made it easy to expand what we present and how we process information on the backend internally. As a press organization we have been able to cater our interface to match the workflow our editors are accustomed to while reducing time spent fiddling with a CMS, so they can focus on getting content up. The ability to schedule content and quickly and easily adjust content on pages has been a life saver. We've never had any meaningful downtime, with consistent reliability and speed and since first onboarding Sanity has continually improved performance and speed while also adding features. Things like their AI Content Agent have dramatically reduced manpower needed for bulk editing across our site, it wasn't available when we signed up but after using it, it would have been a compelling reason to. Lastly, pricing is surprisingly affordable and scalable. I'm genuinely excited to see what comes next

I like how easy it is to build custom components that I can reuse across multiple pages. I also appreciate how intuitive the project management dashboard is, especially when it comes to granting access to a new admin or developer. Finally, it’s great how flexible and fast the file and page storage is compared to other ways of building websites, like WordPress. Overall, it’s a great product, and I plan to keep using it in the near future.

I like how easy it is to implement an instance, the flexibility of the inputs, the available plugins and integrations (eg. Cloudinary), it is fast, easy to use by content producers, and the ready to integrate AI features. Also, for a small project, I really appreciate the free-tier. I have implemented 3 production projects using free-tier, but at my job we have an enterprise contract.