Workload unit costs
Your Bubble bill grows faster than your revenue as usage increases.
When a Bubble app outgrows the platform, we move it to custom code: a Supabase and Postgres database with a React and TypeScript front end. Your users keep their accounts and your business keeps running during the move.
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Your Bubble bill grows faster than your revenue as usage increases.
Heavy searches, large lists and complex workflows stay slow after optimization.
You need source code you own and can host anywhere.
Investors or buyers ask about the technology, scalability and ownership.
A migration is a real investment. We will tell you if it is not the right move yet.
You are still testing whether the product has a market
Your costs and speed are fine after a proper optimization
The team changes features every week and needs Bubble speed
Budget is better spent on sales and marketing right now
Every Bubble data type and field mapped to a clean Supabase and Postgres schema.
Screens rebuilt in typed React components, faster and easier to extend.
We move the app in stages, so each part is tested before the next one starts.
A plan so users keep their accounts, with a secure password reset or migration flow.
The Bubble app keeps running until the new app is tested and data is synced for the switch.
We review your data, workflows, plugins, integrations and user roles.
A written plan with phases, timeline, fixed price and switch-over approach.
We build the new app and run test migrations of your real data.
We move users to the new app, monitor closely and support the team after launch.
Every migration starts with an audit and ends with a fixed price.
The audit produces a migration plan and a fixed price for the full migration. Contracts and invoices in EUR or USD.
We understand both the source app and the target stack in depth.
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Book a call. We will tell you honestly whether a migration makes sense now and what it would involve.