Stop juggling CMS instances. Start shipping client work.
You run content for a dozen clients across different industries. Each one needs their own space, their own schema, their own access controls. And you're stuck logging into separate dashboards, paying per-seat per-space, copy-pasting prompts into ChatGPT for first drafts. There's a better way.
The Problem
Sound familiar?
Dashboard sprawl
Every client means another CMS login, another set of credentials, another admin panel to babysit. Context-switching between 10+ instances kills your team's velocity.
Client handoff chaos
Training each client on a new CMS is a support burden that scales linearly. Every onboarding call, every "where do I click?" email, every broken publish — that's your team's time.
Billing per space adds up
Contentful and Sanity charge per environment or space. With 15 clients, you're paying 15x — and half those projects are low-traffic sites that don't justify the cost.
No content reuse across clients
You've written the same "About Us" template, the same blog schema, the same FAQ structure for every client. There's no way to share patterns between projects.
How Laizy Helps
Built for this.
One dashboard, all clients
Every client project lives under your organization with full isolation — separate schemas, content, API tokens, and user permissions. Switch between them in the sidebar or the CLI.
Organization-based access control
Invite clients as Content Editors who can only see their own project. Your developers get Owner or Editor roles across the projects they manage. No cross-contamination.
AI content for every client
Stop copy-pasting ChatGPT output into CMS fields. Laizy's AI creates content directly in the right schema — structured, validated, and ready to publish. Your team reviews instead of writes.
Schema-as-code, shared across projects
Define content models in .laizy files in your repo. Reuse schemas across client projects by copying the file. Version-controlled, diff-friendly, and portable.
CLI-first project management
Create projects, sync schemas, and deploy content from the terminal. Script your entire client onboarding workflow — from project creation to first content publish.
See It In Action
From zero to published content.
Define your schema in code, sync it with one command, and start creating content. The generated TypeScript client gives you full type safety in your frontend.
laizy init— set up your project in secondslaizy sync— push schema changes to the databaselaizy generate— get a typed client for your frontend
# Set up a new client project
$ laizy init --project acme-marketing
✓ Created project "acme-marketing"
✓ Linked to organization "my-agency"
# Copy your agency blog template
$ cp templates/blog.laizy laizy/schema.laizy
$ laizy sync
✓ Analyzing schema changes...
+ BlogPost (7 fields)
+ Author (4 fields)
+ Category (3 fields)
✓ 3 models synced
# Generate the client and ship it
$ laizy generate
✓ TypeScript client ready
$ laizy content create BlogPost
✓ Created BlogPost (f3a21b8c)Comparison
Laizy vs. Contentful
| Feature | Laizy | Contentful |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-tenant projects | Native — unlimited projects under one org | Separate spaces, billed individually |
| AI content creation | Built-in, schema-aware AI | No native AI — third-party plugins only |
| Client access control | Role-based per project (Owner/Editor/Content Editor) | Per-space user management |
| Schema management | Code-first, version-controlled .laizy files | GUI-based, no version control |
| Setup time per client | Under 5 minutes via CLI | 30+ minutes of manual configuration |
| TypeScript client | Auto-generated, fully typed | Manual SDK setup with limited types |
Your next client project, set up in five minutes.
One CLI command to create the project. One file to define the schema. AI handles the first draft. Your team reviews and ships.