Existing Gatsby Sites · Mumbai & Worldwide
Have an existing Gatsby site?
We'll assess it honestly.
We do not have a published or verified track record delivering Gatsby projects, so we are not going to pitch you a new Gatsby build. If you already have a legacy Gatsby codebase that needs support, a fix, or a migration off Gatsby entirely, that's a legitimate, narrowly-scoped conversation. Planning a new project instead? See our Next.js development or React development.
Prateeksha has no published or verified Gatsby delivery track record — no case studies or portfolio entries evidence a delivered Gatsby project. This page is scoped to assessment and support for an EXISTING, legacy Gatsby codebase only: a targeted fix, ongoing legacy support, or a migration off Gatsby onto an evidenced platform. For any new project, see our Next.js or React development, both of which carry a real, published delivery track record.
Where legacy Gatsby sites get stuck
Most abandoned Gatsby sites lost their original maintainer, not their usefulness.
- 01
The original developer is gone
The person or agency who built the site has moved on, and no one currently on the team can safely touch the codebase.
- 02
Builds fail with no clear owner
A dependency update or a hosting change broke the build, and no one is confident diagnosing why.
- 03
Content updates have stalled
Editorial or content changes have effectively stopped because updating the site has become too risky.
- 04
A migration feels overdue but undefined
There is a general sense the site should move to something more actively maintained, but no clear plan for how.
- 05
No one wants to overclaim a fix
Agencies without real Gatsby experience sometimes pitch a rebuild anyway rather than admit the limits of their track record.
What an honest assessment changes
A straight answer, even when the honest answer is 'not us.'
We will look at your existing Gatsby codebase and tell you plainly whether we can help with the specific issue, or whether a migration to a platform we do have an evidenced track record on — Next.js or React — is the more honest path forward. For anything broader than either, our web development service is the right starting point.
- No claimed Gatsby delivery track record — stated plainly, not implied otherwise
- Assessment of your existing, legacy Gatsby codebase only
- A targeted fix or ongoing legacy support where that genuinely fits
- A migration plan off Gatsby, if that is the honest recommendation
- New projects routed to Next.js or React — platforms we do have an evidenced record on
What's included
A narrow, honest scope for an existing Gatsby codebase.
Not a new-build pitch — assessment and support for a site you already have.
Codebase review
Assessment
Build & deployment diagnosis
Diagnosis
Honest recommendation
Recommendation
Migration planning off Gatsby
Migration off
Explore Next.jsContent preserved during migration
Content
No overclaimed specialization
Honest scope
New-project referral
Referral
Explore ReactClear handoff either way
Handoff
How the assessment runs
Review, diagnose, recommend — honestly, at every step.
No commitment to a Gatsby-specific fix before we know it's something we can genuinely help with.
Assess
Your existing Gatsby codebase reviewed — structure, dependencies and deployment.
Diagnose
The specific issue (a failing build, a stalled deployment, an unclear ownership gap) identified.
Recommend
An honest recommendation — legacy support, a targeted fix, or migration off Gatsby.
Act, if agreed
The agreed work carried out, whether that is a fix, ongoing support, or a migration plan.
Refer, if not
If the work genuinely needs deeper Gatsby-specific expertise than we can evidence, we say so.
Suited to
For an existing Gatsby site — not a new one.
If you are starting fresh, our evidenced platforms are the right starting point instead.
An existing Gatsby site that needs support
Legacy support
A specific build or deployment failure
Targeted fix
A planned move off Gatsby
Migration off
Explore Next.jsA brand-new project
New build
Explore ReactChoose your starting point
Three honest ways to start, depending on what your Gatsby situation actually is.
Each is a legitimate starting point — including telling you, honestly, that we are not the right fit.
Start here
Codebase assessment
A review of your existing Gatsby site, with an honest recommendation on what to do next.
- Structure, dependency and deployment review
- Diagnosis of a specific build or deployment issue
- An honest recommendation — fix, support, or migrate off
- A written summary either way
Recommended
Legacy support or a targeted fix
Ongoing support or a specific fix for an existing Gatsby site, scoped to what the assessment finds.
- Scoped to a specific, diagnosed issue
- No overclaimed Gatsby specialization
- Content and existing functionality preserved
- Referral if deeper expertise is genuinely needed
If you are ready
Migrate off Gatsby
A migration plan onto Next.js or React — platforms we have a real, evidenced delivery track record on.
- Content and structure mapped across
- Redirects planned to protect existing rankings
- Built on Next.js or React, not another unproven platform
- See our Next.js or React development pages
What ships with every existing-Gatsby-site engagement
Codebase review notes
A written record of what your existing Gatsby site actually contains and how it is deployed.
An honest recommendation
A plain written answer — legacy support, a targeted fix, or migration off Gatsby — before any commitment.
A referral, where warranted
If the work genuinely needs deeper, evidenced Gatsby specialism than we can offer, we say so directly.
Migration redirect map (if agreed)
URLs mapped from Gatsby to the new platform, validated before cutover, protecting existing rankings.
Handover documentation
Findings, deployment notes and next steps documented clearly, whether or not the engagement continues with us.
A route to an evidenced platform
For any new project, a clear path to our Next.js or React development, both with a real published track record.
Website Design
Creative studio website with bold visuals and portfolio showcase.
Corporate website for AA Hyderabad featuring meetings and event sections.
Professional website for Alturity Solutions technology services.
Industrial website with product catalogue, certifications, and contact forms.
Clean and modern architecture portfolio website.
Architecture firm website showcasing projects, careers, and office design.
360 Studios
Creative studio website with bold visuals and portfolio showcase.
AA Hyderabad
Corporate website for AA Hyderabad featuring meetings and event sections.
Alturity Solutions
Professional website for Alturity Solutions technology services.
Aniket Enterprises
Industrial website with product catalogue, certifications, and contact forms.
APARC
Clean and modern architecture portfolio website.
Archinova Inc.
Architecture firm website showcasing projects, careers, and office design.
Have an existing Gatsby site?
Tell us what's going on — we'll give you an honest recommendation.
Share your existing Gatsby codebase and what needs fixing or supporting. For new projects, we'll point you to Next.js or React instead.
FAQs
Existing Gatsby sites — frequently asked questions.
Straight answers on what we can and cannot honestly offer for a Gatsby project.
Starting a new project instead? See our Next.js or React development.
We do not have a published or verified Gatsby delivery track record — no case studies, no portfolio entries, no evidenced Gatsby projects exist in our published work. We are not going to claim a specialization we cannot back up. What we can honestly offer is assessment and support for an existing Gatsby codebase you already have.
Yes, within a narrow, honest scope. We can assess an existing, legacy Gatsby codebase, diagnose a specific build or deployment issue, or scope a migration off Gatsby onto a platform we do have an evidenced track record with, such as Next.js or React. This is legacy support, not a new Gatsby build.
No — we do not offer new Gatsby builds, including migrations into Gatsby, because we do not have an evidenced delivery track record on the platform. If you are looking to move off WordPress, see our Next.js or React development instead, both of which are platforms we have a real, published track record building on.
We will not claim we can fix any Gatsby build error as a general capability. As part of assessing an existing Gatsby codebase, we can look at a specific build or deployment problem and tell you honestly whether it's something we can resolve or whether it needs a specialist with deeper, evidenced Gatsby experience.
No. We do not claim GraphQL, Contentful, or Netlify as delivered Gatsby-specific specializations — there is no published evidence of that work in our track record. If your existing Gatsby site uses any of these, we will assess what is actually there rather than assume expertise we have not demonstrated.
That's a fair question, and honestly, we would point you to Next.js or React instead — both give you fast, SEO-friendly static or hybrid rendering, and both are platforms we have a real, evidenced delivery track record on. We are not the right team to pitch you into a new Gatsby build.
We review your existing Gatsby codebase — what it does, how it is deployed, and what specifically needs fixing or supporting — and give you an honest recommendation: a targeted fix, ongoing legacy support, or a migration plan off Gatsby, depending on what genuinely fits your situation.
Our team operates from Mumbai, with remote delivery for clients elsewhere in India and internationally.
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