Outgrowing Bubble, Webflow, or Wix? We migrate your app to custom code with zero downtime and full data preservation.
Vibe Code → Production is the engagement we run to take an AI-coded prototype (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, v0, Replit Agent, or Base44) to a Next.js + TypeScript + PostgreSQL stack you own. 45% of AI-generated code ships with an OWASP Top 10 vulnerability (Veracode, 2025), usually in the auth, data, or input-validation layer the prototype skipped. The migration fixes those alongside the rebuild.
Every project is different, but here's what each tier typically looks like. Book a free assessment and we'll scope yours precisely.
Critical security patches, deployment fixes, and performance bottlenecks resolved in 1-2 weeks. Ideal when your app works but has specific issues blocking growth.
Complete rebuild of your no-code app in Next.js + TypeScript + PostgreSQL over 4-6 weeks. Same features, p95 latency under 100ms on a Postgres-backed stack you own.
Complex migrations need a custom scope. Tell us what you have and we'll build a plan that fits.
Most migrations take 4-8 weeks end to end. Simple Bubble or Airtable apps land closer to 4 weeks; multi-tenant SaaS with custom workflows can run 8-10 weeks. The first week is always discovery and data-model mapping so you see the timeline before we touch code.
Fixed-price between $15,000 and $30,000 depending on scope. The Vibe-Code Rescue & Production Hardening sprint includes auth migration, data import, integrations, observability, and a deploy pipeline. We publish a written scope and price before you commit.
Your data, your business logic, and your domain rules stay. The platform-specific layer (Bubble plugins, Lovable wiring, Airtable formulas) gets replaced with Next.js + TypeScript + Postgres. We keep the parts that encode your product knowledge and rebuild the parts that limit you.
No. We run the new stack in parallel with your existing platform until cutover. A typical cutover window is under one hour with a rehearsed rollback plan. Users keep their accounts, sessions, and history.
Most clients transition into a Dev on Demand retainer for ongoing feature work, monitoring, and on-call coverage. You can also take the codebase and run it yourself. You own the repo, the infra, and the runbook from day one.
The honest comparison most agencies won't put in writing. Same dimensions, three real options, no marketing math.
| Dimension | Migration to production code | Stay on no-code | DIY rebuild |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to stable | 4–8 weeks, fixed | Immediate, but ceiling hits later | 6–12 months, often longer |
| Monthly cost | Hosting + retainer (~$500–$2k) | Platform fees scale with usage | Salary load for full-time hires |
| Code ownership | Yours: full repo, infra, runbook | Vendor controls the runtime | Yours, if you finish it |
| Integration ceiling | Unbounded: any API, any database | Capped by platform connectors | Unbounded, if engineers stick around |
| Talent dependency | Senior engineers on retainer | Locked to platform-specific contractors | Hard: production hires are scarce |
