We migrated Ingersoll Rand's China sites off Oracle Content Manager in five months
- 20+
- Brands
- 5
- Months
- 1000s
- Pages
Websites, platforms, and CMS migrations for enterprises
Scoped and built by one senior team, and yours to own.
What we do
We build and migrate platforms your team can own, run, and extend for years.
Websites and CMSs
We pair Payload with a modern, fast frontend for one brand or twenty. Editors publish without waiting for engineering, with content structured for search and AI.
CMS migrations
We move pages, assets, URLs, and rankings from legacy or end-of-life systems. We decide with you what carries across, run the migration, and train your editors at handover.
Open-source systems you own
The code and content model live in your repository. Your team can run the platform after handover, without per-seat licences or a vendor-controlled roadmap.
What you get
Before the first commit, the price, deadline, and definition of "done" are agreed in writing.
Architecture in writing
The content model, integrations, and security boundaries go into the signed scope, where your engineers and security reviewers can test them before the build.
A price and deadline that hold
The signed scope fixes both. At a pre-launch milestone, your team tests the build against the acceptance criteria, with time to resolve anything that misses.
Return that compounds
Content you structure once keeps earning in search and AI as you add to it, and translation reuses it in new markets. No per-seat licences, so cost stays flat as your team grows.
Migrations
We have the experience to migrate off any major CMS.
- We agree a fixed price and a delivery date before work starts.
- We map every field and redirect before a record moves.
- Your pages keep their URLs, and their rankings with them.
- We train your editors before you go live.
- You own the platform outright.
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Track record
We have moved teams off legacy, enterprise and headless platforms alike. Every migration is scoped at a fixed price, with the business case agreed before work starts.
Selected work
Platforms we've shipped. Each one live in production today.
We migrated Ingersoll Rand's China sites off Oracle Content Manager in five months
- 20+
- Brand tenants in China
- 5
- Months to delivery
We built CEB's events platform on the deadline of their 70-year anniversary
- 0
- Production issues
- 100%
- Invitee response rate
We designed and built Kaffy's marketplace from brand concept through public launch
- 5.0
- App Store rating
- Dozens
- Roasteries onboarded
Selected clients
Voices
What it's like to work with us.
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Reactive despite being in different timezones (US/EU). Capable to work from a brief and bring new ideas — and quick to bring them to life.
Nicolas Garnier Operator in Residence Primary VC -
They were instrumental in recovering our product from the abyss and preparing it for launch.
Anonymous Founder Seed-stage UK B2B SaaS -
They consistently step in to support us, even with last-minute requests. The collaboration feels seamless and genuinely enjoyable.
Sofia Fominova Co-founder Net0
Recent writing
Writing from our team. Engineering, migrations, and the practice of running content platforms.
How we made wayf.ai readable by machines
A few weeks after we welcomed every crawler in robots.txt, we fetched the live file: Cloudflare was blocking the training bots at the edge. The audit that followed — discoverable, understandable, trustworthy, measurable — with the receipts, the failures, and the checks you can run on your own site.
Humans should review less code
Code review is becoming a delivery bottleneck. The answer is to default to AI review, route consequential changes to people, and make test validity part of the quality gate.
Structuring content for LLM retrieval
Most platforms that claim to be built for LLM retrieval can't back it up. The reason is almost always the content model. Here's what has to be true at the data model level before any AI can retrieve your content cleanly.
Building Field-Level RBAC in Payload CMS
Payload ships with access control but no roles. Here's how we built a role-based access control plugin for Payload 3: per-collection and per-field CRUD permissions, multi-tenant scoping, and a tree UI for authoring it all — enforced without rewriting a single collection's access function.
Move Coolify resources between teams and projects
A database-level guide to moving resources between teams in Coolify — connecting to the production Postgres over an SSH tunnel, the team → project → environment relation model, and tested SQL templates for migrating a whole team or a single project, with a full backup and rollback path.
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Common questions
Questions that come up in scoping.
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How does pricing work?
The first call and initial quote are free. The detail you share determines how precise the quote can be. Once the scope is signed, the price and delivery date are fixed. Any later change is documented with its effect on budget or timeline. If the work needs a discovery workshop or technical audit before we can scope it, we quote that as a separate engagement.
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What do you build on?
For content platforms we work mainly with Payload, where we are a Partner and Top Contributor. Ingersoll Rand's China sites and the Council of Europe Development Bank's events platform run on it today. For visually authored marketing sites, we use Framer. We have also shipped on Contentful, Strapi, Wagtail, and others, which helps us plan migrations from those systems.
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How long does it take?
A focused content platform usually takes one to two weeks of discovery and four to eight weeks of build after scope sign-off. Most engagements run two to three months from first call to handover. Enterprise migrations with heavier integrations are typically three to five months. Your quote includes a delivery date and at least one pre-launch milestone, so your team can test against the acceptance criteria while there is still time to resolve issues.
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What happens after launch, and can our team run it?
The acceptance criteria include your team's ability to run the platform. You receive source access and full handover documentation. We usually recommend about 90 days of hypercare after launch so production issues are resolved quickly while your team settles in. Ongoing maintenance is optional. Support requests and new scope stay separate, and new work starts with discovery and sign-off.
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Where are you based, and how does the timezone overlap work?
We are based in Warsaw, Poland, on Central European Time. We have full working-day overlap with London and Western Europe, four hours with US Eastern, and morning overlap with the Gulf. For US and Canadian Central or Pacific time, we shift working sessions later in Warsaw. Day-to-day work is async through written updates, recorded walkthroughs, and shared Slack or Teams channels, with one live session a week by default.
Contact
Tell us what you're building.
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Reactive despite being in different timezones (US/EU). Capable to work from a brief and bring new ideas — and quick to bring them to life.
Nicolas Garnier Operator in Residence Primary VC -
They were instrumental in recovering our product from the abyss and preparing it for launch.
Anonymous Founder Seed-stage UK B2B SaaS -
They consistently step in to support us, even with last-minute requests. The collaboration feels seamless and genuinely enjoyable.
Sofia Fominova Co-founder Net0
Book a 25-minute call
Twenty-five minutes to walk through the work and decide if we're the right team for it.
Bring the brief in whatever shape it is. We'll work through the open questions and define a sensible first step.