Storyblok developer who actually builds the visual editor experience your content team has been asking for

Storyblok is the headless CMS built around block-based content composition with a real-time visual editor. Editors compose pages by adding pre-defined blocks (hero, product card, testimonial, etc.) and see the live preview as they edit. The component model is the core abstraction — engineers define blocks once, marketing teams remix them across pages. Pricing is generous at the free tier, scales by API request and seat count.

• Marketing-led teams where the content team needs to visually compose pages without engineering involvement on every layout tweak
• Multi-brand companies sharing a block library across 5+ brand sites — Storyblok's component model scales cleanly
• Multi-language operations — Storyblok's localisation is genuinely first-class, not a paid add-on
• Composable-page-builder needs without falling back to Webflow or Shopify themes

Block library design is the long-term commitment

The block library you define in month 2 is the block library you live with for the project lifetime. Plan it like a design system — naming, props, and visual variants matter.

Pricing scales by editor seat plus API requests

10-editor + 100k-monthly-request projects are mid-priced; once you cross 200k+ requests or 25+ editors the bill grows. Plan caching strategies.

Visual-editor preview only works with framework integrations

Storyblok's bridge / SDK pairs with Next.js / Nuxt / Astro / Vue / Gatsby out of the box. For custom or older stacks, the visual editor experience degrades. Pick the framework first, then Storyblok.

One senior on every engagement

I am the senior on the call, the senior on the architecture review, and the senior who answers when something breaks at 11pm. The build is delivered with senior engineers from Seahawk Media under my direction; the kickoff and the handover are with me directly.

Real Storyblok experience, not "we read the docs once"

The Storyblok space is full of agencies that bolted the platform onto a generic offer. The questions a senior Storyblok developer answers — content modelling, schema migration, performance, observability, multi-environment workflows — are the questions you actually need answered, and that is where the engagement earns its fee.

Modern stack pairing

Most Storyblok engagements pair the platform with Next.js, Astro, or a modern frontend stack. I have shipped both sides of that pairing across 50+ projects. The integration patterns, the deployment topology, the SEO transport on migrations — all of it has been done before, and you get the lessons rather than paying for them in your project.

I take on a small number of Storyblok engagements at any given time. Two shapes that fit best:

Project — 4 to 12 weeks, fixed-price. Clear scope (a content migration, a Studio customisation, a performance audit, a build from scratch). Discovery week first, then a fixed-price quote. Most projects land in the 12,000-60,000 USD range.

Retainer — 8 hours per week, monthly. Ongoing Storyblok engineering support after launch. Schema evolution, new feature work, integration help with adjacent stacks. Typical retainer 6,400-12,800 USD/month depending on complexity.

Booking sequence: 30-minute call, you describe the brief, I tell you which shape fits and the price range. No sales deck, no qualification screen. If I am not the right person, I will tell you on the call.

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Book a 30-minute call. By the end of it you will know whether Storyblok is the right pick for your brief, what the realistic scope is, and a price range that fits your budget. If Storyblok is not the right answer, I will tell you and recommend the alternative.