Newsletter
Join the Community
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates
A Gatsby v2 and Netlify CMS powered boilerplate for building a generic business website with blog and contact pages.
Gatsby Starter Business is a Gatsby v2 and Netlify CMS powered boilerplate that creates a complete business website with home, about, pricing, contact, and blog pages.
Gatsby Starter Business is an open-source starter project for generating a generic business website. It runs on Gatsby v2 and integrates Netlify CMS for content management, following the JAMstack architecture by using Git as a single source of truth and Netlify for continuous deployment and CDN distribution. The template was created by Vaibhav Sharma and is available on GitHub.
Install the starter by running gatsby new with the repository URL, then edit config.js to set your site metadata and links. Content is managed through the Netlify CMS admin interface, and deployment happens automatically when you connect the repository to Netlify using the one-click Deploy to Netlify button, which also sets up CMS Identity authentication.
Gatsby Starter Business is free and open source. There are no paid tiers or subscription requirements to use the starter itself; you only pay for hosting if you choose a provider like Netlify.
Run gatsby new yourbusinessname https://github.com/v4iv/gatsby-starter-business.git with Gatsby CLI installed globally. This creates a new project with the starter's files and dependencies, ready for development.
Yes, it includes Netlify CMS, which lets you edit page content and blog posts through a browser-based interface. You set up Netlify Identity for CMS user authentication, and changes are committed to your Git repository.
The starter uses Bulma as the CSS framework and Sass for extendable styling. You can customize global styles by editing Sass partials, and theme colors are configured in config.js.
Yes, the repository includes a Deploy to Netlify button that creates a GitHub repo and routes builds and CDN distribution through Netlify. The page also links to Netlify CMS documentation for setting up Identity.
Yes, it is an open-source starter released publicly on GitHub. You can use it for personal or commercial projects without cost.
