Proven in production and used in real-world projects. Hear what developers have to say about SanityPress.
A really cool Sanity + Next.js starter template. Go check it out! 🔥 Really great work.
Kapehe
Head of Developer Community @ Vercel
This is sick dude. [...] Love seeing all the great work you're doing for the Sanity Community.
Jono
Founder @ Roboto Studio
🙌🏽 You're a legend! Your repo has been a great source of information and insights for me getting (back) up to speed on the latest and greatest Sanity stuff. Really appreciate it. Thank you! 🙏🏽 🏆 🐐
Sam Rizvi
@srizvi
Checkout SanityPress - it’s a great Sanity boilerplate that really shows off some of the great features of Sanity.
ncklrs
r/nextjs
Thank you for building this boilerplate. It's very comprehensive and fully helped me organize / structure my project in a way that I feel looks very clean and elegant.
Jack Staffen
@jastaffen
Thank you for providing a great TypeScript-friendly template! [...] Thanks for your time and for maintaining this project.
Ruslan Berendeev
@rusbers
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Why SanityPress?
A better way to start
Get started instantly with a single CLI command. Jump in with confidence; everything’s set up to scale.
Follow the getting started guide. You’ll be running locally in minutes.
Add content
Populate your Sanity Studio, all with fully typed schemas and a predictable structure.
Customize
Adjust styles, add sections, extend schemas, and scale when you are ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I set up a new SanityPress site?
Initialize with the CLI command (or cloning the repo) to having a live website deployed on Vercel or Netlify: 15-20 minutes. Customize the site with your own content and brand styles: another 20-30 minutes.
You can have a website up and running within 1 hour.
Who is this starter template meant for?
SanityPress is built for solo and agency developers who want a clean, customizable Next.js + Sanity foundation.
It works well for personal sites and blogs, and scales naturally to large, content-heavy projects without changing architecture.
If you’re an entrepreneur, have your dev team take a look at SanityPress. They’ll be impressed!
What problem does this starter template try to solve?
Most starter templates are either too bare or too bloated. SanityPress solves that middle ground by providing:
A clear project structure
Fully typed schemas and queries
Minimal third-party dependencies
A codebase that stays current
You start fast without inheriting long-term maintenance pain.
How opinionated is the codebase?
Opinionated about clarity and maintainability. Unopinionated about design and content.
You get sensible defaults for file structure, schema organization, and data flow, without forcing visual or UX decisions.
Mitchell Christ
