Content infrastructure built with Prismic
We implement Prismic as a production content system. Structured content modeling, slice-based architecture, and developer-friendly workflows for teams that need flexible, scalable content delivery.
Who we build Prismic systems for
Teams that need slice-based page building with structured content.
Marketing Teams
Need marketers to build landing pages without developer bottlenecks using reusable slices.
Multi-Site Publishers
Run multiple sites or locales from one Prismic repository with shared content models.
Next.js Teams
Building on Next.js and want tight integration with preview modes and ISR.
Why teams choose Prismic
Prismic is built around the idea of Slices—reusable content components that editors can arrange. It excels at page building workflows and multi-site content delivery.
Slice Machine for page building
Visual page builder where editors drag and drop pre-built slices. Fast page creation without code.
Multi-repository support
Run multiple sites from one Prismic account. Share content types across repos or keep them isolated.
Next.js-first integrations
Built-in preview resolver, ISR helpers, and TypeScript generation for Next.js projects.
GraphQL and REST APIs
Query content via GraphQL for flexibility or REST for simplicity. Both are production-ready.
What to know about Prismic
Prismic is strong for slice-based page building. Here's what to expect.
What works well
- Marketing teams building landing pages with slices
- Multi-site or multi-locale content delivery
- Next.js projects needing tight CMS integration
- Teams wanting visual page building workflows
What to consider
- GraphQL API has less flexibility than Contentful's
- Pricing scales with document count and API calls
- Not ideal for complex relational data models
- Less community plugins than WordPress or Strapi
How we implement Prismic
We build Prismic systems as production infrastructure, not content dumps.
Content model design
Define custom types and slices that match your business logic, not generic templates.
Slice development
Build reusable slices with TypeScript types, preview support, and editor constraints.
Preview implementation
Set up Prismic's preview resolver for real-time draft previews in your frontend.
Multi-site architecture
Structure repositories for shared content across locales or separate sites.
API integration
Connect GraphQL or REST API to Next.js with ISR, SSG, or SSR depending on your needs.
Editor training
Document slice usage, content guidelines, and publishing workflows for your team.
Architecture decisions we make
How we structure Prismic implementations for scale and maintainability.
GraphQL vs REST API
We default to GraphQL for flexibility, but use REST for simpler projects. GraphQL lets you query exactly what you need.
- • Complex nested queries
- • Multiple content relationships
- • Reducing over-fetching
- • Simple content structures
- • Faster initial setup
- • Smaller payloads are fine
Single vs multi-repo
One Prismic repo per site is cleaner for most teams. Multi-repo works for shared content across many sites.
- • One site or brand
- • Simpler permissions
- • Easier to reason about
- • Multiple sites with shared content
- • Locale-specific repos
- • Team isolation needs
Slice composition patterns
We build atomic slices that editors can compose into pages. Keep slices single-purpose, not kitchen-sink components.
What we've built with Prismic
Real implementations we've delivered.
Marketing site with 40+ slices
Multi-locale marketing site with custom slices for hero sections, testimonials, pricing tables, and CTAs.
Multi-brand content hub
Shared Prismic repo powering 5 brand microsites with isolated content permissions.
Help center with versioned docs
Product documentation site with version-specific content routing and slice-based page templates.
Migrating to Prismic
We handle migrations from WordPress, Contentful, or other CMSs. Content modeling, data migration, and testing included.
- Audit existing content structure
- Design Prismic content types and slices
- Migrate content with validation
- Test and train your team
Migration timeline
Prismic projects delivered
Common questions
Is Prismic good for e-commerce?
Prismic works well for e-commerce marketing pages and content, but not for product catalogs. Use Shopify or a dedicated e-commerce platform for transactional data.
How does Prismic pricing work?
Prismic charges based on users, documents, and API calls. Free tier is generous for small sites. Enterprise plans include priority support and SLAs.
Can we self-host Prismic?
No, Prismic is SaaS only. If you need self-hosting, consider Strapi, Directus, or Payload CMS.
What's the difference between Prismic and Contentful?
Prismic is focused on slice-based page building for marketing sites. Contentful has more robust content modeling and relationships. Choose Prismic for marketing workflows, Contentful for complex content architectures.
Ready to build with Prismic?
We'll design a content system that matches your business requirements. No generic templates.