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Migrate a Legacy PHP Site to Next.js

A custom PHP site only one freelancer understands is a liability, not an asset - a security surface, a hiring problem, and a single point of failure. We rebuild it as a Next.js app you own, with a CMS, analytics, and email run by chatting with an AI.

The legacy PHP liability

Old PHP tends to mean aging dependencies, a wide security surface, and code only one person can safely touch. When that person is unavailable, the business waits.

The risk compounds quietly until something breaks at the worst possible time.

What you move to

A self-hosted Next.js site in TypeScript - your code, your repo - with Sanity for content, PostHog for analytics, and your email platform wired in. Secure, fast, and built on a stack with a deep hiring pool.

Your site becomes your marketing team

Edit content, read your numbers, and send email by chatting with an AI, with a developer reviewing each change before it ships - no more waiting on one freelancer.

Proof

Fragile, hard-to-maintain code became one owned system.

SolasMind ran on brittle, stitched-together infrastructure. We consolidated it into one Next.js system they own and run themselves - the same move off legacy fragility a PHP rebuild makes.

Read the case study

Stack

Next.jsTypeScriptSanityClaude (MCP)

Frequently asked questions

Will I lose my Google rankings?
No. We run an SEO-migration audit first, map every URL, set redirects, and preserve metadata so rankings carry over.
Can you rebuild custom PHP functionality?
Yes. We map what your current site does, rebuild it properly in Next.js and TypeScript, and migrate your content into a CMS you own.
Why TypeScript over PHP?
A larger, modern hiring pool, fewer security pitfalls, and a stack your future developers will actually want to work in.
How do we start?
With a short scoping call to map your current site and its logic, then a fixed-price, fixed-scope rebuild.
One freelancer holds your PHP site hostage?

Start with the Readiness Audit

The Remote Team Readiness Audit evaluates how prepared your team is to bring on a remote engineer. 4 minutes, 10 questions, no email required to see results.