Gatsby to Next.js Migration
Move off Gatsby to the Next.js App Router.
Gatsby was a strong choice in its day, but many teams now hit slow builds, an aging plugin ecosystem, and a data layer that feels heavier than it needs to be. Next.js with the App Router gives you a simpler model and better performance.
We migrate incrementally, carrying over your content and components and mapping every URL with redirects so rankings hold steady. You move off the GraphQL data layer where it adds nothing and end up on a stack that is actively maintained and easier to grow.
What this includes
- Move to the Next.js App Router
- Components and content carried over
- Every URL mapped, redirects in place
- Simpler data fetching, no forced GraphQL layer
- Faster builds on a maintained stack
Common questions
Will the migration hurt our SEO?
Not if it is done right. We map every URL, add redirects, and preserve metadata and structured data so your rankings carry over instead of dropping.
Do we have to keep using GraphQL?
No. Gatsby pushes everything through a GraphQL data layer; Next.js does not require it. We keep GraphQL only where it earns its place and simplify the rest.
