Astro Performance Benchmarks and SEO: What the Numbers Mean
Astro sites pass Core Web Vitals more often than WordPress sites. Here's what those benchmarks mean, what Astro handles for SEO, and what you still have to build.
Read →Every Headless post from the studio, newest first.
Astro sites pass Core Web Vitals more often than WordPress sites. Here's what those benchmarks mean, what Astro handles for SEO, and what you still have to build.
Read →Astro ships far less JS than Next.js. For marketing sites, that matters — but so does who maintains the site after launch. Real benchmarks, practical verdict.
Read →Astro doesn't come with a CMS. Here's how headless CMS options work with Astro, what they cost, and when WordPress is the simpler, cheaper answer.
Read →Astro vs Webflow from a team that builds on Astro: hosting cost, speed, editing, lock-in, and what moving a Webflow site to Astro involves.
Read →Medusa vs Shopify from a team that builds both: real fees, checkout control, who runs the store, and when to leave Shopify for Medusa.
Read →Medusa vs WooCommerce from a team that builds both: architecture, running costs, plugins, subscriptions, and moving a WooCommerce store to Medusa.
Read →Headless commerce separates your store's backend from its frontend. Here's what that means, what it costs, and whether your business actually needs it.
Read →Medusa.js has zero transaction fees, but a production build is a serious investment. Here's what growing ecommerce businesses need to know before committing.
Read →Medusa, Saleor, Vendure and four more open source headless ecommerce platforms compared on licence, stack, managed hosting and fees. Checked October 2026.
Read →Medusa.js is a Node.js headless commerce engine. Here's how its modular architecture works, what you build on top of it, and what that means for your business.
Read →Shopify's Basic plan is $39/month. At $1M annual revenue, you're paying $31,000–$55,000 in fees. Here's the full cost breakdown nobody puts on their pricing page.
Read →A Shopify to headless migration takes 5–8 months and costs $50,000–$600,000. Here's how to know if you're actually ready — and when WooCommerce is the smarter move.
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