Sanity vs KeyStatic
Compare Sanity and KeyStatic for blogs. Find out how the features, pricing & plans differs and which technology is best for you!
Sanity
Sanity delivers content anywhere (just like a headless CMS). Beyond that, Sanity gives you total composability. A fully decoupled, real-time content back end with customizable content workspaces.
KeyStatic
KeyStatic is a tool that makes Markdown, JSON and YAML content in your codebase editable by humans. Live edit content on GitHub or your local file system, without disrupting your existing code and workflows.
Headless CMS Features
Sanity's Headless CMS Features
Not optimized for blogging experience
Complex to integrate
Complex to manage content
Complex to manage images
Image served via CDN
Headless mode available
Blog on subdomain available
Blog on subdirectory available
KeyStatic's Headless CMS Features
Not optimized for blogging experience
Complex to integrate
Complex to manage content
Complex to manage images
Image served via origin server
Headless mode available
Blog on subdomain available
Blog on subdirectory available
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Pricing & Plans
Sanity's Pricing
Sanity Free
$0 / forever
- 20 users
- 2 public datasets
- 250k API requests/month
- 100GB bandwidth/month
- 100GB asset storage
Sanity Growth
$15 / user/month
- up to 50 users
- 2 public/private datasets
- 250k API requests/month
- 100GB bandwidth/month
- 100GB asset storage
KeyStatic's Pricing
Open Source
$0 / forever
- Open-source
KeyStatic Cloud
$10 / month
- 3 users
- $5/user/month for additional users
- No image storage
Choose Sanity or KeyStatic?
Why choose Sanity?
Sanity is a great choice for developers who want to build a fully customizable CMS with a strong focus on content modeling and flexibility. Expect a steep learning curve and a high level of technical expertise.
Why choose KeyStatic?
KeyStatic is a great choice for developers who want to manage content in their codebase using familiar tools and workflows. It's a good fit for small teams or individuals looking for a simple, self-hosted solution and don't require features like image on their blog.
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