Gatsby to Next.js Migration
Gatsby is in maintenance mode. I move Gatsby sites to Next.js or Astro — faster builds, an active ecosystem, and your search rankings intact.
Get a Migration Assessment →Why Move Off Gatsby?
Stalled Development
Since the Netlify acquisition, Gatsby's core development has slowed to maintenance mode and Gatsby Cloud has shut down.
Plugin Rot
Abandoned plugins pin you to old dependencies — every update becomes riskier and security patches stop arriving.
Slow Builds
Content changes that should take seconds queue behind full rebuilds that take many minutes on larger Gatsby sites.
Shrinking Talent Pool
The ecosystem has moved to Next.js and Astro — finding developers who want to maintain Gatsby gets harder every year.
How the Migration Works
1. Audit
I map your pages, data sources, plugins and integrations, then recommend the right target — Next.js for apps, Astro for content-heavy sites.
2. Rebuild
Your React components carry over; GraphQL data layers and Gatsby plugins are replaced with modern, framework-native equivalents.
3. Preserve SEO
Every URL is kept or 301-redirected, metadata and structured data carry across, and rankings are protected through cutover.
4. Deploy
Automated deployments on Vercel, every page verified against the old site before the switch.
Deep Gatsby Experience
checkthatproperty.com.au
I rebuilt this site's entire Gatsby frontend and migrated its hosting to Netlify — so I know Gatsby's internals, data layer and plugin quirks first-hand. That's exactly what makes a migration off it safe: you can't cleanly leave a framework you don't deeply understand.
Still on Gatsby?
Book a free assessment — I'll audit your site and give you a realistic migration plan: target framework, timeline and what it will cost.
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