π New Service: Payload CMS + React / Next.js / Remix Website, Blog & SEO Setup
If you want a modern CMS-powered website without using WordPress or a heavy no-code builder, I can help you set up a clean, fast, and scalable content system using Payload CMS.
This service is ideal for founders, SaaS teams, agencies, creators, and businesses that need a custom blog, marketing site, resource library, case-study section, documentation hub, or content-driven website.
Whatβs included:
β Payload CMS setup
β Blog posts, pages, categories, tags, and authors
β Media library setup
β SEO metadata fields
β Meta title and description
β Canonical URLs
β Open Graph and Twitter/X card tags
β Dynamic sitemap.xml
β robots.txt setup
β React / Next.js / Remix frontend integration
β Blog listing and detail pages
β Category, tag, author, resource, or case-study pages
β Responsive UI
β Deployment and hosting setup
β Domain + SSL configuration support
β Optional Google/GitHub authentication
β 1 year basic support for deployment-related help and minor fixes
Why Payload CMS?
Payload is a developer-first, TypeScript-native CMS that gives you flexibility, clean APIs, and full control over the frontend experience. It is a strong WordPress alternative for teams that want a modern, customizable, SEO-friendly website.
Starting package: $1,499 fixed price
Advanced setup with auth, private pages, custom collections, and advanced CMS workflows available as a premium package.
If your website needs a modern CMS, clean frontend, SEO setup, and reliable deployment β this service is built for you.
It has been an exciting few months! A good mix of industries in this one, from an arcade and a mini golf hire company to car inspections and hospitality.
Excited to see what the rest of the year brings!
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