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Magnaem A.

Web Developer

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

11/4/2026

"Sanity Makes My Template Store and Custom Editors Easy to Manage"

5/5

What do you like best about Sanity?

I sell website templates, and I use Sanity for two things: running my own store and building my templates so they're ready to connect to it.

The best part for me is that I can shape the editor to fit each website. If it's a site for an estate agent, the editor has spaces for houses and agents. If it's for a coach, it has spaces for their programmes. When someone buys a template and connects their own Sanity account, everything is already laid out in a way that makes sense for their kind of business.

On my own store, I keep all my template details in Sanity. I like that I can save changes and look them over before anything goes live. It has saved me from a few mistakes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Sanity?

It isn't very friendly for people who aren't technical. Getting a new project set up and connected to a website takes a few steps that can feel confusing the first time, and I'd love a simpler path for people who just want to edit their site.

It also takes some effort to change how the editor is laid out. Even a small change, like adding a new field, has to be made by hand and pushed live before anyone can use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Sanity solving and how is that benefiting you?

Before Sanity, any change to my store meant going into the website's code, even for something as small as a new price or a new picture. That was slow, and it was easy to break something by accident.

Now all my template details live in Sanity. When I add a new template or change a price, I fill in a form, check it, and publish it. The website updates by itself. Adding a new template to the store used to be a job in itself, and now it takes a few minutes.

It also helps me sell. My templates come ready to connect to Sanity, so the people who buy them can edit their own words and pictures without hiring a developer. That makes the templates worth more to small businesses, and it's something I can point to when I'm selling them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.