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We align goals, assess the CMS status, review content structure and technical risks, and prioritize five quick wins for the first 2 to 4 weeks.
We define content models, roles, component structure, API logic, preview, deployment and integrations cleanly, including a 30/60/90-day roadmap with effort estimates and definition of done.
We implement prioritized core requirements on a production-ready foundation, with clear milestones, reliable delivery and a controlled go-live process.
We support enablement through pairing and runbooks, improve workflows and architecture continuously, and keep operations stable with clear governance and control.
Answers on Strapi architecture, migration, timelines, cost and operations. Project-specific topics can be clarified in a 30-minute technical check, including an initial assessment.
As a Strapi agency, we support teams especially when headless CMS, Strapi migration, scalable editorial workflows and Strapi with Next.js are critical to project success. If your initiative goes beyond Strapi and also includes broader platforms, integrations or custom software, you can learn more on our Software Agency page.
We design Strapi setups so content models, roles, workflows and technical implementation work together cleanly. This creates stable processes instead of new friction between editorial teams, development and go live.
We structure Strapi migrations so content, SEO signals and technical stability are not put at unnecessary risk. You can find a deeper overview of scope, risks and preparation in our guide on Strapi migration.
We connect Strapi with Next.js and other frontends so preview, publishing, SEO and deployment remain controllable. Learn more about architecture and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi so multiple countries, brands or page types can be managed cleanly. You can explore this further in our guides on multilingual websites with Strapi and multi-site setups with Strapi.
We include governance, roles, monitoring, runbooks and knowledge transfer from the beginning. We cover how preview, approvals and workflows fit together in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
We support not only with tickets and features, but also with CMS architecture, prioritization and technical direction. This is particularly valuable when internal teams need to improve speed, quality and decision-making at the same time.
We deliver Strapi projects for teams in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in a remote-first setup, with clear processes, reliable delivery and on-site support when needed. During active projects, we join key milestones such as decision-maker alignment, architecture workshops or go-live reviews in person. Our Munich base enables short travel times for workshops, alignment sessions and reviews on site.
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A strong Strapi agency is measured by outcomes and by satisfied clients. Companies across different industries rely on prokodo when future-ready Strapi platforms, stable editorial workflows, Strapi migration and modern headless CMS architectures matter. We listen, understand the starting point and deliver solutions that fit both technically and organizationally.
The project was delivered on time with a strong focus on accessibility and WCAG compliance. Clear communication, smooth collaboration, and deep technical expertise ensured a high-quality result from start to finish.
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We do not just talk about headless CMS, editorial workflows and Strapi with Next.js. We implement them in real client projects. Here are two selected examples where CMS, frontend and delivery were brought together cleanly.
Architecture decisions made transparent, implementation handled pragmatically and outcomes kept measurable from audit to go live in 6 to 10 weeks. The focus is on Strapi CMS structure, migration, scalable workflows and stable delivery. For deeper reading, explore our Strapi guides for teams.
Content models, roles, component structure, API strategy and technical risks are assessed early. The result is a scorecard, clear priorities and a reliable 30/60/90-day plan for structure, delivery and next decisions.
We migrate existing content, structures and workflows to Strapi in a controlled way. That reduces risks around SEO, editorial work and technical stability. You can explore the approach in more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
Strapi and Next.js are connected so editorial work, preview, publishing and performance work together cleanly. Learn more about architecture, SEO and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi for multiple markets, teams and page types. This creates order, reuse and stronger control in growing platform environments. For deeper reading, see our guides on multilingual websites and multi-site setups.
Governance, roles, monitoring, documentation and knowledge transfer help ensure your platform remains sustainable and manageable after launch. We cover preview, approvals and workflows in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
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As a Strapi agency, we support teams especially when headless CMS, Strapi migration, scalable editorial workflows and Strapi with Next.js are critical to project success. If your initiative goes beyond Strapi and also includes broader platforms, integrations or custom software, you can learn more on our Software Agency page.
As a Strapi agency, we support teams especially when headless CMS, Strapi migration, scalable editorial workflows and Strapi with Next.js are critical to project success. If your initiative goes beyond Strapi and also includes broader platforms, integrations or custom software, you can learn more on our Software Agency page.
Content models, roles, component structure, API strategy and technical risks are assessed early. The result is a scorecard, clear priorities and a reliable 30/60/90-day plan for structure, delivery and next decisions.
We migrate existing content, structures and workflows to Strapi in a controlled way. That reduces risks around SEO, editorial work and technical stability. You can explore the approach in more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
Strapi and Next.js are connected so editorial work, preview, publishing and performance work together cleanly. Learn more about architecture, SEO and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi for multiple markets, teams and page types. This creates order, reuse and stronger control in growing platform environments. For deeper reading, see our guides on multilingual websites and multi-site setups.
Governance, roles, monitoring, documentation and knowledge transfer help ensure your platform remains sustainable and manageable after launch. We cover preview, approvals and workflows in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
Enter your URL and receive a technical website analysis within minutes covering performance, SEO, security, tracking and conversion. The report serves as an initial decision basis for Strapi, headless CMS or a relaunch.
Free · No registration · Email report available · Quick wins included
AI-assisted, refined with prokodo expert knowledge. No generic checklist.
We design Strapi setups so content models, roles, workflows and technical implementation work together cleanly. This creates stable processes instead of new friction between editorial teams, development and go live.
We structure Strapi migrations so content, SEO signals and technical stability are not put at unnecessary risk. You can find a deeper overview of scope, risks and preparation in our guide on Strapi migration.
We connect Strapi with Next.js and other frontends so preview, publishing, SEO and deployment remain controllable. Learn more about architecture and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi so multiple countries, brands or page types can be managed cleanly. You can explore this further in our guides on multilingual websites with Strapi and multi-site setups with Strapi.
We include governance, roles, monitoring, runbooks and knowledge transfer from the beginning. We cover how preview, approvals and workflows fit together in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
We support not only with tickets and features, but also with CMS architecture, prioritization and technical direction. This is particularly valuable when internal teams need to improve speed, quality and decision-making at the same time.
Content models, roles, component structure, API strategy and technical risks are assessed early. The result is a scorecard, clear priorities and a reliable 30/60/90-day plan for structure, delivery and next decisions.
We migrate existing content, structures and workflows to Strapi in a controlled way. That reduces risks around SEO, editorial work and technical stability. You can explore the approach in more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
Strapi and Next.js are connected so editorial work, preview, publishing and performance work together cleanly. Learn more about architecture, SEO and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi for multiple markets, teams and page types. This creates order, reuse and stronger control in growing platform environments. For deeper reading, see our guides on multilingual websites and multi-site setups.
Governance, roles, monitoring, documentation and knowledge transfer help ensure your platform remains sustainable and manageable after launch. We cover preview, approvals and workflows in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
I am Christian Salat, founder of prokodo in Munich. For many years, I have supported teams in building Strapi platforms, CMS architectures and digital products in a clean and scalable way, with headless CMS, clear processes and technical clarity.
Costs depend on scope, starting point and integration complexity. A typical entry point is an audit or architecture phase with a fixed price, followed by implementation in sprints or as an ongoing engagement.
Strapi is especially useful when you need flexible content modeling, multiple channels or markets, and strong control over CMS structure, roles, APIs and processes. It works well for modern headless setups with custom frontends and for Strapi with Next.js.
With a defined scope and existing designs, a realistic timeframe is 6 to 10 weeks. We start with structure, architecture and delivery foundations, then implement prioritized templates and functions first.
Yes. We regularly connect Strapi with Next.js so editorial workflows, preview, publishing, SEO, performance and deployment work together cleanly. This combination is especially strong for scalable websites, platforms and headless CMS architectures. Learn more on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
Yes. We structure migrations so content, SEO signals, page types and workflows are transferred or improved in a controlled way. The goal is a plannable transition without unnecessary risk for editorial teams or operations. You can find more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
We work on content models, roles, component structures and governance. This creates more clarity around who maintains what, how content can be reused and how new content can go live without unnecessary friction.
Yes, if the structure is planned properly. We build Strapi so markets, languages, brands or page types can be managed and extended in a controlled way. For a deeper dive, see our guides on multilingual websites with Strapi and multi-site setups with Strapi.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
Yes. Strapi works well for platforms with multiple teams, markets, languages or page types when content models, roles and governance are structured cleanly. That gives growing headless CMS platforms more control and less operational friction.
Shared KPIs depend on the target state and the starting point. Typical measures include faster editorial workflows, cleaner content structures, technical stability, stronger operational control and a more predictable path to go live.
Governance, roles, monitoring, documentation and knowledge transfer help ensure your platform remains sustainable and manageable after launch. We cover preview, approvals and workflows in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
Content models, roles, component structure, API strategy and technical risks are assessed early. The result is a scorecard, clear priorities and a reliable 30/60/90-day plan for structure, delivery and next decisions.
We migrate existing content, structures and workflows to Strapi in a controlled way. That reduces risks around SEO, editorial work and technical stability. You can explore the approach in more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
Strapi and Next.js are connected so editorial work, preview, publishing and performance work together cleanly. Learn more about architecture, SEO and delivery on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
We structure Strapi for multiple markets, teams and page types. This creates order, reuse and stronger control in growing platform environments. For deeper reading, see our guides on multilingual websites and multi-site setups.
Governance, roles, monitoring, documentation and knowledge transfer help ensure your platform remains sustainable and manageable after launch. We cover preview, approvals and workflows in more detail in our guide to Strapi preview and workflows.
Content models, roles, component structure, API strategy and technical risks are assessed early. The result is a scorecard, clear priorities and a reliable 30/60/90-day plan for structure, delivery and next decisions.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
Costs depend on scope, starting point and integration complexity. A typical entry point is an audit or architecture phase with a fixed price, followed by implementation in sprints or as an ongoing engagement.
Strapi is especially useful when you need flexible content modeling, multiple channels or markets, and strong control over CMS structure, roles, APIs and processes. It works well for modern headless setups with custom frontends and for Strapi with Next.js.
With a defined scope and existing designs, a realistic timeframe is 6 to 10 weeks. We start with structure, architecture and delivery foundations, then implement prioritized templates and functions first.
Yes. We regularly connect Strapi with Next.js so editorial workflows, preview, publishing, SEO, performance and deployment work together cleanly. This combination is especially strong for scalable websites, platforms and headless CMS architectures. Learn more on our Next.js Agency page and in our guide to Strapi with Next.js.
Yes. We structure migrations so content, SEO signals, page types and workflows are transferred or improved in a controlled way. The goal is a plannable transition without unnecessary risk for editorial teams or operations. You can find more detail in our guide on Strapi migration.
We work on content models, roles, component structures and governance. This creates more clarity around who maintains what, how content can be reused and how new content can go live without unnecessary friction.
Yes, if the structure is planned properly. We build Strapi so markets, languages, brands or page types can be managed and extended in a controlled way. For a deeper dive, see our guides on multilingual websites with Strapi and multi-site setups with Strapi.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
Yes. Strapi works well for platforms with multiple teams, markets, languages or page types when content models, roles and governance are structured cleanly. That gives growing headless CMS platforms more control and less operational friction.
Shared KPIs depend on the target state and the starting point. Typical measures include faster editorial workflows, cleaner content structures, technical stability, stronger operational control and a more predictable path to go live.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
Strapi is especially valuable when content needs to be used flexibly across multiple channels, markets or frontends. Compared to traditional CMS setups, Strapi gives more control over content models, APIs, roles and integrations. That is especially useful for headless CMS projects and for Strapi with Next.js. For a broader comparison, see our guide on Strapi or a traditional CMS.
