Outgrown Tilda block limits? Transition your landing page or web shop to custom code built for scale, speed, and real functionality.
| Parameter | Tilda Publishing | Our development · React + Go |
|---|---|---|
| Max pages per project | 500 pages cap | Unlimited |
| Mobile PageSpeed | 35 - 60 / 100 | 95 - 100 / 100 |
| CRM Capability | Basic notification list | Bespoke Enterprise CRM |
| Monthly subscription fee | $15 - $120+/mo | $0 |
See what we preserved and improved when migrating projects from Tilda Publishing to custom code.
Rebuilt the website on React and updated its design. The catalog, model pages, assembly guides and warranty section now run outside the site builder.
Tilda restricts projects to 500 pages, blocking e-commerce scaling and large blogs.
Leads get missed, analytics are thin, and advanced funnel stages are unavailable.
Dozens of heavy runtime scripts slow down mobile rendering.
Difficulty connecting custom banking gateways or complex recurring subscriptions.
PostgreSQL handles hundreds of thousands of dynamic pages effortlessly.
Streamlined backoffice with order processing, custom statuses, and export.
Instant page rendering even on slow mobile networks.
Hosted on your own server with complete architectural control.
We agree on the features you need and connect the services you already use.
Fault-tolerant lead collection from all web forms.
Instant alerts to sales reps upon new orders.
We verify data and workflows before switching to the new system.
We extract text, products, and media from Tilda.
We rebuild the design in modular React components.
We connect database services and CRM features.
We configure DNS records and replace Tilda.
Optional marketing support
Capture the baseline, check redirects and indexing at launch, then monitor changes for 4–8 weeks. Scope is agreed separately.
Capture the baseline, check redirects and indexing at launch, then monitor changes for 4–8 weeks. Scope is agreed separately.
Migration Blueprint
Tell us about your current system. We'll analyze the architecture, outline a zero-downtime React + Go migration, and estimate the first sprint.