You need to modernize existing software.
Three shapes cover most of what we get asked for. One of them is probably yours.
What this usually looks like
Aging but working
An application on an unsupported framework that nobody wants to deploy.
Trapped data
The business logic is fine; getting data in and out is the problem.
Vendor lock-in
The original developer is gone, or the licence renewal has become a negotiation.
How long and how much
Ranges, not quotes. The discovery week is what turns them into a number.
1–3 weeks
Code review first
We read what exists before proposing anything. Sometimes the answer is: keep it.
Incremental
Strangler approach
New alongside old, moving one capability at a time. No big-bang cutover.
from $22,000
Typical range
Modernization is usually cheaper than a rebuild, and always less risky.
When we'd tell you not to
If the system genuinely still fits the business and only the hosting is aging, upgrade the infrastructure and leave the code alone. Rewrites are the most expensive way to end up where you already were.
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Legacy Modernization→Have a system nobody wants to touch?
Start with a code review. We will tell you honestly whether it needs replacing.