What if you recommend staying on my current platform?

Then the report says so, with reasoning. You'll also get a list of trigger points — specific indicators to watch for that would change the recommendation in the future. The fee is the same either way.

Do I need to give you code access?

Not necessarily. We assess your platform setup, product roadmap, and feature requirements. If code access would help (e.g., to evaluate data portability), we'll ask — but many assessments work from a product walkthrough and technical conversation alone.

How is this different from asking a freelance developer?

A freelance developer gets paid to build. Their incentive is to recommend building. Our assessment is a standalone product with a fixed fee — we get paid the same whether you stay, go hybrid, or migrate fully. The structural incentive is objectivity.

Can you migrate if I decide to go?

Yes — we offer Hybrid Builds and full Lovable-to-Production Migrations. But the assessment stands alone. You can take the report to any agency or in-house team, and they'll have everything they need to quote and plan the work.

Migration Readiness Assessment for Lovable & No-Code Apps

Should You Migrate off Lovable?

Most teams answer this question with a developer quote that has its own agenda. Get a structured decision framework with full budget, timeline, and risk analysis, priced from $1,000 and delivered in 1 week.

When Do You Need a Migration Readiness Assessment?

The no-code community says stay, developers say rebuild, and both are arguing from self-interest. Get an independent, structured assessment from the field experts.

You Hit the Platform Wall
Complex integrations, custom AI logic, and compliance requirements expose what Lovable and Bubble cannot do. Get a component-by-component map of what must migrate vs. what can stay.
Agencies Quote $80K Before Reading the Code
Often, migration conversation turns into a sales pitch before anyone has looked at your app. Get an honest, component-level budget range so you can plan and negotiate from real numbers.
Investors Are Asking About Your Tech Stack
Scalability and ownership questions come early in due diligence, and being locked into a platform you do not control is a hard answer. Get a decision document showing you have evaluated the trade-offs and have a plan.
Decision Paralysis Costs More Than Migration
Migrating too early wastes money and too late compounds technical debt, but you cannot time it without data. A trigger-point analysis can show the exact moment where staying becomes more expensive than moving.

Questions We Answer in Writing

Here is what the assessment produces: written answers to three specific questions that your board, your team, and your developers can all work from.

Should You Migrate?
A specific yes, no, or hybrid recommendation with reasoning behind it. Not a hedged answer that dodges the question, but a direct call based on your roadmap and constraints.
What Will It Cost?
Real budget and timeline figures based on your app, broken down by component. Sequence the work, plan, and go into any conversation with developers knowing your numbers.
What's the Risk If You Don't?
The math on what breaks first, when it is likely to happen, and what it costs, projected from your growth trajectory. Honest analysis on the cost of staying, without the scare tactics.

What’s Inside the Written Report You Get

Every section of the report answers a question you will need to answer anyway — the difference is whether you answer it with data or without it. Get the full written deliverable in one week.

Decision Matrix

Four paths evaluated against your product, timeline, and budget: migrate now, migrate later, hybrid fix, or stay put. Get a written recommendation with reasoning so nothing is left to instinct.

What the Migration Readiness Assessment Is Not

The assessment is not a migration project or a reason to hire us for anything else. You get a written decision document in one week and decide what comes next entirely on your own terms.

Not Migration Execution
You get a decision document, not a project kickoff. What happens after — the actual migration, the rebuild, or nothing at all — is entirely up to you.
Not a Code Audit
The assessment only covers your platform situation. If you are interested in your code quality review, you can request the Vibe Code Health Check.
Not a Sales Pitch
If staying is the right thing to do, that is exactly what the report says. Our fee does not change based on whether the answer is migrate or stay.

Do You Need the Migration Readiness Assessment?

The question of whether to migrate is only worth answering properly when there is something real on the line. If you are at that point, get a structured assessment and make a data-driven decision.

You DO:	You DON'T:
You're on Lovable, Bubble, Webflow, or Adalo and hitting platform limits	You're happy with your current platform and not hitting limits
A key feature is blocked by platform constraints	You've already decided to migrate and need execution, not assessment
Investors are asking about scalability, and you don't have an answer	You need a code quality audit (that's our Vibe Code Health Check)
A developer said to rebuild the app, and you want a second opinion	You're still validating the idea and don't have users