Migrations · Any platform · Production-grade

Migrate off the platform. Land on production.

We move agentic prototypes off whatever platform you're on — Base44, Lovable, Bolt, or anything else — onto cloud infrastructure you own. Fixed scope, fixed price, full handover. You walk away with the code, the keys, and the account.

Why migrate

Three reasons. All structural.

None of these are "your platform is bad." They're real for every prototyping platform — it's the price of speed at the start.

Costs scale with you

Platform pricing tiers escalate fast at scale. The plan that started at $40/month is $4,000/month at production. Yours never does.

After migration

Typical: 60–80% bill reduction post-migration

A ceiling you'll hit

Every prototyping platform has a wall — execution limits, integration limits, customization limits. Production infrastructure doesn't.

After migration

What you can build is no longer the platform's choice

Lock-in by design

Their database. Their auth. Their AI keys. Their account. The platform owns every piece of leverage — until we move all of it.

After migration

Full ownership: code, infra, keys, accounts

What you actually own afterward

Your code. Your accounts. Your keys.

We migrate to land you here, not to land us a retainer. After handover, you could fire us tomorrow and the system runs.

Your own cloud account

AWS, Cloudflare or GCP — under your billing, your team's IAM, your domain. We set it up, transfer ownership, you keep it forever. No shared anything.

Source code in your repo

All of it. GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket — wherever you want it. Clean commit history, real CI/CD, runbooks in the repo. Nothing lives in our private workspace.

Every key, secret, integration

OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, Twilio, every AI provider and integration — under your accounts, in your secrets manager. Rotated, documented, monitored.

Documentation that works

Architecture diagrams, runbooks, on-call docs, deployment guides. Written so your next engineer can ship on day one — not so we get rehired.

Platforms we migrate from

Every platform. One destination.

The list below is what we see most. If you're on something else, bring it — the migration anatomy is the same. Click any platform for the stack, gotchas, timeline, and typical costs specific to it.

Base44

Agentic AI apps and internal tools. Common targets: serverless functions, managed Postgres.

Agents · internal tools

Lovable

React frontends and full-stack AI prototypes. Common targets: Next.js on edge.

Frontends · AI apps

Wix

AI-built Wix sites and apps. Common targets: Next.js rebuild, real SEO.

AI-built sites

Bolt

StackBlitz-generated stacks across Node, Vite, Next. Common targets: own GitHub.

Generated stacks

Bubble

No-code apps with custom logic and heavy data. Common targets: Next.js or Remix rewrite, Postgres.

No-code apps

Replit

Replit Agent prototypes and Repls in production. Common targets: containerize.

AI agents · live apps

Softr

Airtable-backed apps that outgrew Airtable. Common targets: Postgres, custom backend.

Airtable-backed

Ninja Tech AI

AI agent deployments. Common targets: real backends, real APIs.

AI agents

Cursor

AI-generated prototypes. Common targets: scalable repo structure, typed codebases.

Generated stacks

v0

Vercel's v0 generated UI. Common targets: Next.js, real data binding, robust state.

Generated UI

Windsurf

AI IDE generated projects. Common targets: production AWS/GCP, Docker.

Generated stacks

Hercules

High-performance AI inference stacks. Common targets: bare metal, custom inference.

AI Inference

Devin AI

Autonomous AI builds. Common targets: human-maintainable code, refactoring.

AI Agents

Anything

Custom AI builds. Common targets: standardized infrastructure, audits.

AI apps

Webflow

No-code marketing sites. Common targets: Next.js + Headless CMS.

No-code sites

Emergent

Emergent AI platforms. Common targets: traditional cloud, API abstraction.

AI platforms

Anatomy of a migration

Four phases. No surprises.

Every migration follows the same shape. The audit defines scope, the quote locks the price, the build delivers weekly, and the handover actually hands over.

Phase A

Week 0 · 5 business days

Audit

The $499 paid audit. We map your platform, your data model, integrations, and lock-in. End of phase: a written PDF, a migration plan, and a fixed line-item quote.

Phase output

PDF audit · migration plan · fixed quote

Phase B

Week 0–1 · ~3 business days

Plan & contract

Quote becomes a signed scope. Cloud accounts created under your billing. Secrets, repos, and integrations enumerated and prioritized. End of phase: kickoff date booked.

Phase output

Signed scope · provisioned accounts · kickoff date

Phase C

Typically 4–8 weeks

Build & migrate

We rebuild the prototype as a real application on your infrastructure. Weekly demos, weekly invoices, weekly progress notes. No surprise scope changes — that's why the quote is line-item.

Phase output

Working app in your cloud · CI/CD · monitoring

Phase D

Week of cutover + 30 days

Handover & monitoring

Cutover from the prototype to production. Documentation, runbooks, on-call setup, and a 30-day stabilization window with us on standby. Then you own everything — no retainer required.

Phase output

Runbooks · on-call docs · 30-day standby · full handover

Common questions

The questions we hear most.

Specific to migrations. For pricing or scheduling questions, the audit page covers those.

Most migrations run four to eight weeks of build, plus a week of audit and a week of handover — so eight to ten weeks end-to-end is typical. Smaller migrations have closed in three weeks, larger ones with compliance scope have run twelve. The audit gives you a specific number for your project.

We don't quote a range publicly because it's misleading — the same prototype can be a $25k or a $120k migration depending on integrations, compliance, and how much rebuild versus port is involved. The $499 audit ends with a fixed line-item quote, so by the time you decide whether to build with us, the number is exact — not a range.

Bring it. The anatomy is the same — audit your data and integrations, rebuild the parts that don't port cleanly, move the parts that do, hand over the code and accounts. We've migrated from platforms we'd never seen before. The audit week is when we learn yours.

No. The whole point is that you own everything when we're done — your infra, your code, your keys, your accounts. We include 30 days of stabilization standby in every migration. After that, hire us for future work or don't. We genuinely build it so you can leave.

Weekly demo, weekly written progress note, weekly invoice. You see the app running in your cloud from week two onward. We use your repo, your cloud accounts, your secrets — there's no client portal to log into, because the work isn't held hostage anywhere we control.

Yes — partial migrations are common. Some clients keep the marketing site on the platform and migrate only the app. Others keep certain no-code workflows for a while and migrate them later. The audit week is where we map what moves now versus later.

Ready to migrate?

Start with a $499 audit. You'll have a full migration plan and a fixed quote in five business days — whether you hire us or not.

Or book a discovery call