1:1 design preserved. TypeScript codebase shipped to your GitHub. Vercel deploy. From €990 done-for-you in 5–21 business days.
Get migration audit| Dimension | Lovable | Next.js |
|---|---|---|
| Rendering | Client-side React SPA | Full SSR + ISR (Next.js 15) |
| Initial HTML | Empty <div id="root"> | Complete prerendered HTML |
| AI crawler visibility | Invisible | Cited natively |
| Google indexation | 24–72h delay | Instant on deploy |
| Bing indexation | Partial | Full |
| OG tags / link previews | Generic / missing | Per-route, dynamic |
| Code ownership | Lovable platform | Your GitHub repo |
| Editor | Lovable Editor | Cursor / Claude Code / VS Code |
| Hosting | Lovable | Vercel / Cloudflare Pages |
| Scaling limit | ~20 routes cleanly | Unlimited |
| Lighthouse SEO ceiling | 55–65/100 | 100/100 |
For one-pagers and small landings (≤10 routes).
Blog + structured data + analytics (≤25 routes).
Headless CMS + A/B testing (unlimited routes).
Bundle: Migrate Growth + 6 mo Pro Optimize = €2,490 (save €495).
Free 5-min audit. We map every route, component, dependency, and quote firm price.
We pull your Lovable design 1:1 into Next.js components. Tailwind tokens preserved. Pixel-identical.
Server components, data fetching, auth, payments — wired to your existing Supabase or new Postgres.
Full staging on Vercel preview. You review every page. We fix anything off.
5–15 min DNS switch. Zero downtime. 30-day post-migration support starts.
Yes. After migration, code lives in your GitHub. You edit through Cursor, Claude Code, or VS Code. This is a deliberate trade-off for full control and scalability.
Scale tier (€3,490, unlimited pages). Includes headless CMS, A/B testing, performance monitoring and 30-day post-launch support. Free audit gives you a firm scope.
Zero. We work on a separate branch/staging. Your old Lovable site runs until DNS switch. DNS propagation 5–15 minutes.
Unaffected. We migrate frontend hosting only. Email (Google Workspace, etc.) stays unchanged.
Not recommended for the same domain. We can do subdomain split (blog on new, rest on Lovable) but that's rare.