Migrate your Framer site to production code.
Yes, Framer sites migrate to Next.js pixel-faithful, animations included. You keep the design language and gain real CMS workflows, integrations, and app-grade functionality Framer can't host.
Why teams leave Framer.
Framer is the best-looking way to ship a marketing site, and a dead end the day you need an app behind it: real auth, dashboards, integrations, localized CMS workflows, or anything beyond overrides. Teams end up bolting subdomains together instead of owning one stack.
How we migrate.
Rebuild in Next.js using Motion (the same animation library Framer runs on) so interactions survive the move exactly, port CMS collections into a headless CMS, and open the door to the app features Framer can't host, auth, dashboards, payments, on the same domain.
Framer migration questions.
Will my Framer app look and feel the same after migration?+
How long does a typical migration from Framer take?+
Will I lose any data when I move off Framer?+
How much does it cost to migrate from Framer?+
You can generate an app in an afternoon.
Owning one is a different job.
30-minute scoping call. Fixed-price plan in your inbox within 48 hours. Whichever service you need, Launch, FullCode, Codify Yo!, or Teams, you're talking to the team who'll do the work.