Analyze current setup and define migration roadmap
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Platform selection
Choose the right open-source CMS for your needs
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Content & media migration
Securely transfer all assets without data loss
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Custom development
Implement required features and integrations
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SEO & performance retention
Preserve rankings and improve load times
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Launch & ongoing support
Smooth go-live, training, and maintenance
Why us
Accurate Estimates
90% of our projects stay within the initial offer without major scope changes
Performance by Default
NextJS and SEO audits are included by default to ensure top performance from day one.
Faster Delivery
Our internal CMS-kit accelerates Headless CMS development, saving both time and budget
FAQs
Key things to know before migrating
For most websites, the process takes 6–10 weeks. Smaller projects can be done faster, while complex enterprise platforms may require a phased approach to reduce risk and downtime.
It depends on your needs. We often suggest Payload CMS for its developer-first approach, Strapi for its flexibility, or Directus if you need a data-driven solution. We’ll help you choose the right tool after auditing your current system.
Quite the opposite. When handled properly, migration preserves rankings and often improves them. We maintain URLs, 301 redirects, and structured data, while optimizing performance to boost Core Web Vitals.
Absolutely. CRMs, marketing platforms, analytics, payment gateways – we always make sure everything keeps working after the switch, and in many cases, we work with integrations for better performance
We don’t just hand over the project and disappear. You’ll receive team training, full technical documentation, and the option for ongoing support or further feature development - let's call it support retainer
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