You are paying $200–600/mo and hitting limits
Monthly platform fees for capabilities the platform still cannot deliver. The cost is compounding and the ceiling is real.
Your business already has a process. It may be sitting inside Wix forms, WordPress plugins, Airtable bases, spreadsheets, Bubble, Glide, AppSheet, Zapier automations, or a legacy build no one wants to touch.
Scalark takes the working logic, removes the duct tape, and rebuilds it into a clean web application with proper data, user access, workflows, deployment, and handover.
Fixed scope · Clear handover · Built around the workflow you already run
Signs you need a rebuild
You are paying $200–600/mo and hitting limits
You cannot add features without breaking things
You do not own the code
Nobody can maintain it
Indicators
If more than two of these apply, a rebuild is likely the right move.
Monthly platform fees for capabilities the platform still cannot deliver. The cost is compounding and the ceiling is real.
Every change is risky. Your developer (or you) dreads touching the system because something always goes wrong.
It lives on someone else's platform. If they change pricing, go down, or close — your system goes with it.
The person who built it left. The documentation is nonexistent. Even understanding what it does requires archaeology.
Performance was fine for the demo. Now it lags, crashes, or loses data under the actual volume your business generates.
Zapier, Airtable, Notion, a form tool, and a spreadsheet — doing the work one proper system should do. The maintenance cost grows every month.
Platforms
We have rebuilt from every major no-code platform, legacy framework, and failed build.
What changes after the rebuild
The business logic stays. The fragile infrastructure around it gets replaced with something clean, maintainable, and fully owned.
Before
After
Data spread across sheets, plugins, and forms
One structured database
Manual admin between tools
Clear workflows and automation
Staff unsure where the truth lives
One reliable operating system
Changes depend on plugins or workarounds
Clean code that can be extended
No clear ownership of the system
Source code and deployment handed over
Slow, fragile, hard to maintain
Faster, cleaner, easier to support
8-week timeline
Structured milestones so your team always knows where the rebuild is.
Full audit of the existing system. Every feature, workflow, and data structure documented. Rebuild scope agreed in writing.
Auth, database schema, and core features rebuilt in Next.js + Supabase. Staged environment live for review.
Data migrated to the new system. End-to-end testing across all workflows. Parallel running with the old system if needed.
Production go-live, domain cutover, old system decommissioned, code handed over, 14-day fix window begins.
Deliverables
Every rebuild includes the same complete set of deliverables. Nothing held back.
Rebuild
Fixed price. Based on a proper audit.
For complex systems, a brief paid audit ($500–$1,000 depending on complexity) is completed first to guarantee the scope is accurate. Fee is credited against the rebuild if you proceed.
After launch
Every build ends with a default handover. Choose a paid plan any time if you want ongoing support.
Take the code and run it yourself. Everything you need to deploy independently.
Hosting handled for you. Infrastructure monitored and kept up to date.
Hosting, monitoring, maintenance, and light monthly improvement work.
All plans start after project handover. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Data migration is included in the rebuild price. We audit your current data structure in Weeks 1–2, design the new schema, and migrate everything before cutover. No data is left behind.
We run the new system in parallel during Weeks 6–7. Cutover is planned and scheduled with you — a specific date you agree to in advance. Most cutover windows take under an hour.
Yes. A failed or incomplete build is one of the most common rebuild scenarios. We audit what exists, decide what to salvage and what to rebuild, and scope from there.
That is what the audit is for. For larger or more complex systems, we complete a brief paid audit before agreeing the rebuild scope. This ensures the fixed price is accurate. No surprises post-signing.
From a workflow perspective, they should experience the same features — just faster and more reliable. We preserve UI familiarity during the rebuild. Visual design updates are scoped separately if wanted.
No. The rebuild runs in parallel with your live system. Your users continue using the old system until the new one is tested, approved, and ready for cutover.
You cancel it. The new system runs on Vercel + Supabase with no per-seat or platform fees. Your monthly cost drops to the infrastructure itself, which is typically $20–50/mo at most MVP-scale volumes.
Next.js (React) for the frontend and full-stack logic, Supabase (PostgreSQL) for the database and auth, and Vercel for deployment. A production-grade, maintainable stack any developer can extend after handover.
Get started
Book a free 15-minute discovery call. We will audit the fit, walk through the scope, and tell you exactly what the rebuild covers.