Website migration to Next.js or AstroOwn your website.
Not your platform.

We plan every migration around URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, structured data, and post-launch monitoring in Search Console. Nobody can guarantee rankings. We guarantee the process: Search Console checks at launch, day 30, and day 60, and any redirect or indexing issue from the move fixed within the project price.

Yes. We set up the CMS around how your team publishes, with live previews, drafts, reusable page blocks, and roles. Every migration includes editor training.

No. Your team edits pages, posts, media, and translations in a visual CMS, the same things they edit today. For bigger changes, the repository is set up for AI coding agents, with project context, Markdown docs, agent skills, and your design system in it. If you’d rather hand changes to a person, there’s an optional support plan with one dedicated developer.

No. We can keep the current design pixel for pixel and change only what runs underneath. If you want a refresh, we plan it as a separate phase.

Your current site stays live until the new one is ready. Launch is a planned DNS cutover with a short content freeze and a rollback plan, typically with no visible downtime.

Small sites take 2–3 weeks, most B2B sites 3–6 weeks, and larger content hubs 6–10 weeks. Page count, languages, and integrations move it most. The assessment fixes the timeline in writing before you commit.

It depends on size. Small sites (5–15 pages) are $3.5k–$6k, most B2B marketing sites (20–60 pages) are $7k–$14k, larger content hubs are $15k–$30k, and enterprise sites are quoted after the assessment. The assessment is free and ends in a fixed price. Every migration includes 30 days of monitoring after launch. The first 3 clients get 30% off in exchange for a public case study.

We set up hosting during the migration, on an account in your name: usually Vercel, Cloudflare, or Netlify, in an EU region if you need one. The host takes care of SSL, the CDN, and uptime, like your current platform does. Hosting for most marketing sites costs $0–20 a month, and the assessment lists every running cost, including the CMS. There’s nothing to maintain day to day. If you later want changes, your own developer can take over, or you can book our support package. You’re never locked in to us.

That’s fine. The assessment is there to help you decide, and sometimes the right answer is to stay where you are. If so, the report says so.

Fair question. Orbtio is new, so there’s no list of past migrations to show you yet. You work directly with Mitja Pak. He has built frontends since 2022, builds Webflow sites every day at Flowout, and has shipped headless sites on Storyblok. Instead of a portfolio, you get checkpoints. The scope and price are fixed in writing before any build work. You approve the redirect map before we write code. We check Search Console at launch, day 30, and day 60, and if the move breaks a redirect or indexing, we fix it within the project price. The assessment is free, so you can judge our work on your own site first. The repository and hosting accounts are in your name from day one, so you can walk away at any point. Because we’re new, the first 3 clients get 30% off in exchange for a public case study.