What moves to Next.js
- The 5-10 spine workflows that actually move revenue
- Your data model, rebuilt 1:1 in Postgres (row IDs preserved)
- Auth, billing, and the customer-facing pages
- Anything gated by performance, SEO, or compliance
Migrate Bubble → Next.js
Moving from Bubble to Next.js, without the big-bang rewrite.
A migration doesn’t mean stopping the world and rebuilding from scratch. Your Bubble app keeps running while we rebuild the spine on Next.js + Postgres, dual-write the data, and cut over in a 30-minute window you control. Here’s what moves, what stays, and how long it takes.
Want the engineering detail? The CTO migration plan has the full eight-step breakdown. Ready to scope it? See fixed-price packages or run the estimator.
How it works
From first call to code you own — in four steps.
No mystery, no long discovery phase. You see the plan before you ever pay, and you walk away owning everything.
- Step 01
Book a call — get a free analysis
Book a call or send your app details. We read every workflow, name the risks, and come back with a plain-English migration analysis — what's risky, what to keep, and a rebuild plan. Free, before any commitment.
- Step 02
We scope it together — fixed price
On a short call we agree exactly what gets rebuilt and lock one fixed price. No open-ended hourly bills, no surprises.
- Step 03
We rebuild it as real code
We rebuild your app as modern code that matches your look and keeps your data — and you see progress every day, about twice as fast as a traditional agency.
- Step 04
Launch — and it's yours
We move your users over with no downtime and hand you the keys: your code, your repo, your accounts. Keep us on, or take it from here.
What can stay on Bubble
- Internal admin dashboards and low-traffic ops tools
- One-off internal CRM or back-office screens
- Anything cold enough that a rebuild wouldn’t pay for itself
That hybrid split is the default for production teams — half the cost, half the cutover risk. See the hybrid planner to score your own pages.
The honest take
If you can’t point to a specific limitation costing you money or blocking users today — you probably shouldn’t migrate yet.
Half the calls we take end with us telling the founder to stay on Bubble for now. We’d rather lose a deal than ship a $30k rebuild someone didn’t need.
Migrate now if…
- Your workload-unit overages are eating real money each month
- You're losing enterprise / Series A deals over Bubble specifically
- You can't ship a feature your customers are demanding
- Your senior Bubble dev just quit and you can't backfill
- Page-load complaints are now in your support inbox
Stay on Bubble if…
- Your app is still pre-product-market-fit and the spec changes weekly
- You don't have a clear paying-customer pain you can name
- You're under 50 workflows and your bill is still under $200/mo
- You can't commit a half-time engineer to own the result after handoff
- You're shopping for the lowest price — we won't be it
The middle path nobody talks about
Hybrid: customer-facing on code, admin tools stay on Bubble.
You don’t have to rebuild everything to fix the loud problems. Most customers run hybrid permanently — landing pages, signup flow, paying user experience and the spine workflows move to code; admin dashboards, internal CRM, low-traffic ops tools stay on Bubble. Half the cost, half the risk, all of the speed/SOC2/diligence wins where they actually matter.
Mentioned on the call by default — we score what makes sense to move and what doesn’t.
Get a migration plan for your app.
Get an instant migration estimate — a phased plan, timeline, and cost — or book a call and we’ll map it together.