Sanity vs Webiny

Sanity is a web-based content platform for building websites, mobile products, content applications, and customer-facing or internal agents. It supports GraphQL and GROQ, localization, custom role permissions, webhooks, content previews, and asset transformations. Teams can edit together with real-time collaboration and multiplayer presence, while revisions are stored for every document. Functions can automate content operations and trigger when datasets change. The Free plan costs nothing and includes up to 20 user seats, two public-only datasets, unlimited content types and locales, and community support. Viewer-role users do not use a seat; other user types do. Growth costs $15 a month and can be tried for free. Enterprise pricing is custom, with SAML single sign-on, dedicated support, an uptime SLA, and custom usage quotas. SOC 2, GDPR, and CCPA compliance are included across plans. Sanity's MCP Server connects the platform to Cursor, Claude Code, v0, and other tools.

Webiny is a programmable content platform combining a Headless CMS, Website Builder, File Manager, and administration panel. Developers can define models, APIs, workflows, and behavior in code, with AI agents available for building and customization. The platform offers GraphQL APIs, localized content, custom role permissions, webhooks, and content preview. One instance can isolate multiple sites, brands, customers, or markets as tenants. Governance features include versioning, rollback, permissions, publishing workflows, and audit logs on eligible plans. Deployment can be self-hosted on AWS serverless infrastructure or locally through Standalone, which is labeled alpha and local-only; code is portable to AWS, but content migration awaits a script. The Website Builder includes a Next.js SDK and supports deployment to Vercel or another cloud. Community is free forever. Business Small costs $79 a month, Medium $299 a month, and Large $599 a month.