Vue 2 → Vue 3 migration specialists
Your Vue 2 app took years to build. We help you bring it to Vue 3 with a clear plan, careful implementation, and respect for what already works.
The challenge isn’t changing a version number. It’s the component library, the custom plugins, and the business logic connected to it.
We map those dependencies first. Then we build a route to Vue 3 around your application, your team, and the releases you still need to ship.
02 / A considered process
A migration is easier to trust when you can see what happens next.
We review the codebase, identify migration blockers, and separate required changes from optional improvements. You receive a practical plan and a fixed-price quote for the agreed scope.
We migrate in agreed phases, verify important user journeys, and keep your team close to the code. Where the dependencies allow it, @vue/compat can help bridge the transition.
We agree on release checks and a rollback plan before rollout. After launch, we help your team settle in and address migration-related issues during 30 days of support.
03 / Beyond package.json
The pieces that make migrations difficult deserve a place in the plan from day one.
Let’s look at your codebaseTables, forms, slots, themes, and custom wrappers. We review how you use Vuetify 2 and plan the changes needed for Vuetify 3, component by component.
Shared state, navigation guards, plugins, and older Vue patterns. We trace how they connect and use your key user journeys to guide verification.
Build tools and tests need a migration plan too. We agree which upgrades belong in this project and document what changes for your developers.
04 / Start with clarity
A focused audit turns “we should migrate” into a decision you can take to your team.
You keep the report and the plan.
No obligation to book the full migration.
Delivered within 7 business days.
A 30-minute conversation to discuss your app.
We’ll discuss your stack and the audit scope.
A few useful answers
Not necessarily. We first identify what can stay and what must change. Vue 3 supports the Options API, so adopting the Composition API everywhere is not a prerequisite. The right route depends on your component libraries, plugins, and application architecture.
We plan the migration alongside your release schedule and agree how to handle overlapping changes. Some areas may need a short freeze during a phase or rollout; we identify those constraints in the plan.
The $500 audit is a separate first step. The full migration quote follows the codebase review and depends on your dependencies, component count, custom integrations, and test coverage. You approve the scope and fixed price before implementation starts.
Extended support can provide security updates while you prepare to migrate. We compare your actual support costs and technical constraints with the migration effort, so you can choose the timing that makes sense for your product.
We start with a conversation about your app, dependencies, and goals. Then we agree on repository access and the context needed to review it, including build instructions and your most important user workflows.
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