Sound familiar?
The problems we solve.
Client calls you for every content change
Vard gives clients a dashboard to edit exactly what you've allowed — text, images, collections. You define the boundaries once.
Static content with no real source of truth
Your schema lives in TypeScript alongside your code. It's versioned, typed, and synced to the dashboard on every deploy.
Sanity and Prismic are powerful but complex to set up
Vard is purpose-built for the agency use case: define a schema, deploy once, hand clients a dashboard. No custom studio config, no self-hosted backend.
Content editors can break your layout
You decide exactly what clients can touch. Clients can't add arbitrary HTML or change layouts unless you allow it.
Feature Comparison
How we stack up.
| Feature | Vard | Contentful | Sanity | Prismic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Code-first developer workflow Build and version-control your site with a real SDK — no GUI required | ||||
TypeScript schema with type safety Define content types in code, get full IDE autocomplete and runtime defaults | ||||
Client content dashboard Non-technical clients can edit content without touching code | ||||
Zero redeploy for content changes Client edits go live instantly without triggering a new build | ||||
Developer sets content boundaries Developers define exactly what clients can and cannot edit | ||||
Schema as source of truth Content types defined in code, not scattered across a GUI | ||||
Works with any framework Bring your own stack — React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML | ||||
Git-based deployments Deploy from your own Git repository with full CI/CD control | ||||
Granular role-based permissions Owner, developer, member, viewer — down to individual fields | ||||
Predictable monthly pricing Flat pricing with no per-seat surprises or usage traps |
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