Your Enterprise CMS Just Became Your Bottleneck

Not if the migration's handled properly. We do a full URL inventory, 1:1 redirect mapping, preserve all meta tags and structured data, and run crawl comparisons before and after launch. Most clients actually see ranking improvements within 8 weeks -- faster Core Web Vitals scores have a real, measurable effect on organic performance.

Typical migrations run 8-12 weeks for sites under 2,000 pages. Larger enterprise sites with complex integrations, multi-language content, or heavily customized modules can take 12-20 weeks. We scope every project individually and lock in a fixed timeline at kickoff -- no moving targets.

Editors get a modern headless CMS -- Sanity or Contentful are common choices -- with live preview, visual editing, and structured content models. Honestly, most teams find it faster than what they had. We run training sessions and put together documentation written for your specific content team, not generic how-to guides.

Yes. Every custom extension, plugin, and module gets audited during discovery. Functionality is rebuilt as Next.js API routes, serverless functions, or third-party SaaS integrations -- whatever's the right fit. Everything gets documented, including what it replaces and why.

Most enterprise clients cut hosting and infrastructure costs by 50-80%. Sitecore and AEM need dedicated servers, Java runtimes, and expensive licensing on top of that. Next.js on Vercel runs on edge infrastructure with usage-based pricing -- usually $500-2,000/month, compared to the five- or six-figure bills legacy hosting typically generates.

Yes. We migrate i18n configurations, hreflang tags, locale-specific content, and regional URL structures. Next.js has internationalization routing built in -- we configure it to match or improve your existing multi-language setup, including locale detection and fallback handling.