CMS Development
About Services
CMS websites built around how you publish, not a template
Cybreez is a CMS development company based in Nairobi, building easy-to-manage websites for businesses worldwide. Your team edits the content. We build the structure, speed and SEO foundations behind it, so you can stop emailing a developer every time you need to change a price.
A CMS website suits you if you publish or update content regularly, if several people edit the site, or if you are tired of paying a developer for every text change. Typical clients include:
What it covers
CMS Website Development Built Around Your Business
A content management system (CMS) should make updating your website simple, without requiring technical skills for everyday changes. At Cybreez Technologies, we develop CMS websites with intuitive editing tools, reusable page templates, and user permissions tailored to your team's needs.
Whether you're updating services, prices, team profiles, case studies, or blog posts, we make content management easier while building in SEO, mobile responsiveness, and website performance to support your online growth.
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WordPress, Properly Engineered
We build customized WordPress websites focused on performance, easy content editing, and maintainability, including custom themes, reusable blocks, selected plugins, security, backups, and deployment to hosting you control.
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Headless CMS: Contentful, Sanity, or Strapi
We implement headless CMS platforms such as Contentful, Sanity, and Strapi, allowing your team to manage structured content and deliver it across websites, applications, and other digital channels.
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A Custom Admin Built Around Your Content
We develop custom admin interfaces tailored to your workflow, making it easier to manage services, projects, pricing, team profiles, and announcements without unnecessary features.
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Catalogues, Listings, and Directories
We build CMS solutions for products, properties, courses, jobs, and business directories, with features such as structured fields, category filters, search, pagination, and data import or export.
What's included
What's Included in a CMS Website Build
Every CMS project includes clearly defined deliverables, testing, and handover based on the agreed scope.
01
Content Model and Field Design
A written map of every content type and field before we build anything: which text is editable, which images resize themselves, which sections repeat. This one decision makes a CMS feel obvious or infuriating.
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Media Management and Image Optimization
Uploads are converted to modern formats, resized per device and lazy-loaded. Alt text is a required field, and oversized files are refused before they reach the live site.
02
Reusable Blocks & Page Templates
Editors choose from approved sections (hero, feature grid, pricing table, testimonial) and fill in the fields. The template enforces the design, so the layout stays consistent whoever edits.
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Staging, Revisions, & Scheduled Publishing
A staging copy lets you test changes before they go public. You also get full revision history with one-click rollback, plus scheduled publishing for launches and announcements.
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SEO Fields Inside the CMS
Title, meta description, social image and canonical URL appear on every page and post, with length guidance and a search preview. Publishing never quietly breaks the metadata a page depends on.
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Redirects and SEO Validation
Every changed URL gets a 301 redirect mapped from a crawl of your current site. We validate headings and structured data on the new templates and resubmit the sitemap, to protect the rankings you've already earned.
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User Roles and Permissions
Editors draft, publishers publish, and admins manage users and settings. Nobody gets more access than their job needs, and drafts stay hidden until someone approves them.
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Training, Documentation, and Handover
We provide recorded training, relevant documentation, and clear handover of agreed website assets, with 30 days of post-launch support in the proposed packages.
CMS Migration
CMS migration that keeps your Google rankings
Audit what already exists
We inventory every page, URL, form and asset, and mark the pages that earn traffic and enquiries as priorities.
Map old content to the new model
Existing copy is sorted into the new content types. Gaps, duplicates and dead pages are flagged rather than copied across.
Write the redirect map first
We build a 301 for every changed URL from the crawl before launch, not patched in afterwards. It is the step most migrations skip and later regret.
Phase the cutover
Content moves to staging and your team reviews it there. The domain then switches in one agreed window, with Google Search Console monitored for errors.
Streamlined Process
Our CMS Development Process
01
Content inventory and goals.
What you publish, how often, who edits it and which decisions need approval. These inputs decide how the CMS is built.
02
Content model and roles
Content types, fields, blocks and permissions are documented and signed off before design, so the CMS fits your workflow rather than a demo.
03
Design and template build.
Page designs are approved in Figma, then built as templates that render every block combination an editor can select. No layout surprises after launch.
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CMS configuration.
We set up the platform, register blocks, wire in SEO and media handling, create staging, and issue user roles to the people who will use them.
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1. Migration and validation
Content is migrated, redirects go live, forms are tested, speed is tuned, and structured data is validated on the real templates before anything goes public.
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Training and launch.
A recorded handover session, written documentation, go-live, and 30 days of support for the questions that only appear once you are editing live.
OUR PRICING
CMS Development Pricing
FAQ
Questions we get asked.
Not sure which platform fits your business? Share your requirements and we can recommend a suitable approach, including when a full CMS may not be necessary.
A content management system lets you create, update, organize, and publish website content through an administration interface. A CMS is useful when you expect to update pages, publish articles, manage listings, or give multiple team members access to website content. A simple static website may be sufficient if your content rarely changes.
WordPress is often a practical choice for business websites, blogs, and content-driven sites because it offers a mature ecosystem and familiar editing tools. A custom CMS may be appropriate when your business requires specialized data structures, permissions, or workflows that established platforms cannot handle efficiently. We recommend a platform based on your actual requirements rather than choosing custom development by default.
We can configure reusable page sections and controlled editing fields so your team can update content within the design system. The exact editing experience depends on the CMS, theme, and functionality included in the project.
A migration can affect search visibility if URLs, content, redirects, metadata, or internal links are handled poorly. We plan migrations carefully, preserve relevant content where appropriate, configure redirects, and check technical SEO. Rankings can still fluctuate, so no responsible developer can guarantee that they will remain identical.
Ownership and access are documented in the project agreement. Our aim is to provide clear handover of the website, content, and relevant accounts, subject to any third-party software licences or services used. We clarify these terms before development begins.
Cybreez CMS projects start at KES 45,000 under the proposed Starter package. Growth projects start at KES 95,000, while headless and custom CMS solutions are quoted according to scope. Final pricing depends on content volume, functionality, integrations, migration, and other requirements.
A straightforward CMS website may take a few weeks. More complex projects involving custom administration, large content migrations, or integrations may take longer. The final delivery window is confirmed after the requirements and content are assessed.
In many cases, yes. We assess the current website, its technology, and the required editing functionality to determine whether it can be extended or whether migrating to another platform would be more practical.
We include recorded handover training in the proposed packages. Ongoing updates, monitoring, backups, and security maintenance depend on the agreed support arrangement. We will clarify which services are included before work begins.
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