[ For Agencies ]
From WordPress to Nuxt.
With the team you already have.
We help agencies move off WordPress and adopt a modern Nuxt stack — without having to build a full technical team first. Strategy, implementation, and skills transfer, all in parallel with delivery.
A structured path, not a leap into the dark
Many agencies keep postponing the move off WordPress because they don't have an in-house Nuxt team yet — or because they're afraid of not being able to keep delivering to clients during the transition. We work alongside you: we take on the technical side while your team keeps operating, and we build internal skills over time.
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WordPress → Nuxt, even without in-house developers
- Reduced operational riskYou don't migrate everything in one operation. You start with new projects or the sites with the most operational problems, and consolidate progressively — without interrupting client delivery.
- Content stays safeYour site's content stays accessible and editable throughout the migration. There's no window where the CMS is unreachable or the content is locked.
- Expertise that compoundsEvery migrated project builds internal expertise. The third project goes faster than the first, because the team already knows the patterns and doesn't have to learn everything from scratch.
The risk of a WP migration is almost always operational, not technical.
The hard part isn't understanding how Nuxt works — it's migrating without interrupting client delivery, without losing content, without getting stuck halfway. That's why we work in phases: first we consolidate the patterns, then we migrate projects one at a time, with a rollback plan for every step.
Over time, your team builds expertise on every project we deliver together. It's not training first and delivering later: delivery and learning happen on the same project, in parallel.
Managing lots of WordPress sites? Even better.
- Less work for every new siteThe second site starts with all the work from the first already done: same structure, same modules, same pipeline. You only customize what actually changes from client to client.
- Centralized maintenanceUpdating a module or applying a security patch happens in one place, not on every site separately. Less time on maintenance, more on delivery.
- The team already knows the next projectOnce a developer has worked on three sites on the same stack, they already know the fourth before opening the repository. No surprises, no mystery plugin to decipher.
A fleet of 10 WP sites is 10 code bases, 10 hostings, 10 sets of plugins to update.
Every WordPress site carries a hidden maintenance cost: updates that get stuck, incompatible plugins, different hostings with different access. With a shared Nuxt + JAMlabs stack, every new project starts from the same modules and the same pipeline — and operational cost doesn't scale linearly with the number of sites.
You don't need to migrate everything at once. You can start with new projects and migrate the old ones progressively, as the right opportunities come up.
CMS strategy: 4 ready-made paths
- Nuxt Studio — for autonomous marketing teamsVisual editing integrated with Nuxt. The marketing team can edit content directly, without depending on developers for every piece of text or image.
- Payload — for structured digital productsAn API-first CMS for structured projects: e-commerce, B2B portals, platforms with elaborate editorial workflows. More control, more governance.
- Supabase — for data-driven contentWhen content is essentially structured data, the database becomes the content layer directly. Ideal for catalogs, listings, and apps where editing happens on records, not pages.
- Custom CMS — for non-standard processesWhen no existing CMS fits your processes, we build the right one. Every editorial flow, every permission, every integration designed around how the client actually works.
Same Nuxt frontend, CMS backend variable per project.
Instead of choosing a single CMS for the whole agency (and bending every project to it), we define the backend based on real needs: simple visual editing, structured governance, API-first flows, or DB-oriented content.
The Nuxt frontend stays the same across all projects: the team learns it once, then only the backend changes. Less overhead to learn, more speed moving from one client to the next.
LowCode modules ready to switch on
- MailIntegrated transactional email: order confirmations, onboarding, notifications. No external plugin to wire up.
- Ecommerce · StripeFast payment setup for small/medium shops. Product catalog, checkout, and user area ready to go.
- Ecommerce · Shopify FrontendA modern Nuxt frontend on a Shopify backend. Nuxt speed and flexibility, without leaving the client's Shopify ecosystem.
- SEO + AEOClassic SEO plus optimization for AI engines. All configured and automated, with no separate plugins.
No lock-in, real team growth
- Code you can read and changeThe code has no obscure patterns or mysterious dependencies. Any Nuxt developer can take over the project without having to learn a proprietary framework first.
- Everything in one placeThere are no secret settings in a console only we can access. Every configuration is in the repository, versioned with the code, visible and controllable by your team.
- The team learns by doingWe don't train in a classroom — the team works on the real project with us. At the end of the project it has real expertise, not theoretical, on that specific stack.
The goal is for your team to be able to do without us.
Every project we deliver together is documented, discussed, and transferred. We don't keep "configuration secrets" in external dashboards or environments only we can access. The code is in the repository, the configuration is readable, and the team knows how every piece works.
If you later want to manage everything in-house, you have everything you need to do it. If you want to keep working with us on new projects, great. The choice stays yours.
Delivery and capability, in parallel
- You deliver from the first sprintYou don't wait until the end of the project to start delivering. From the first sprint the work is real, the code goes to production, the client sees results.
- The team takes control graduallyAs the project progresses, your team leads more and more. There's no anxiety-inducing "final handover" day — the team already knows how everything works.
- The why behind every choice is documentedEvery important decision is written down: why that CMS, why that structure, why that approach. The team doesn't inherit an opaque project.
"Train first, deliver later" doesn't work. We do both at once.
An agency can't afford to stop delivery for six months of training. That's why skills transfer happens during real projects, not in the abstract: your team works on the same code, in the same decisions, with us alongside.
At the end of every project, the team has expertise on that specific stack — not on teaching examples. And that expertise carries over to the next project.
When it makes sense to work with us
- Agencies with a WP fleet to modernizeYou manage 5, 10, or 20 WordPress sites with fragmented hosting, plugins to update, and clients asking for better performance. Consolidating onto Nuxt + JAMlabs has the highest return in these contexts.
- Agencies without in-house Nuxt developersYour team knows how to deliver WP projects, but doesn't have the internal expertise yet to adopt a Nuxt stack. We work alongside you to close the gap without blocking delivery.
- New projects with requirements beyond WPA client asks for global performance, a structured private area, a custom checkout, or AI search. WordPress struggles with these needs — Nuxt + JAMlabs doesn't.
- E-commerce projects that need to scaleWooCommerce works up to a point. When the catalog grows, performance degrades and maintenance gets heavy. Nuxt + Stripe or Nuxt + Shopify headless handle scale without the limits of a WordPress plugin.
- Agencies that want to stand outOffering a modern, performant, transparent stack is a real competitive advantage with certain clients. The ability to deliver on Nuxt with integrated AI, edge, and auth opens conversations WP doesn't.
- We're not the right fit if...The client only wants WordPress and isn't willing to change, or the agency has no interest in building internal technical expertise. In that case, there are excellent WP specialists — that's not us.