Legacy · .NET WebForms
Your WebForms app, rebuilt on a modern stack.
We rebuild the old .NET / WebForms application your operation runs on into a modern TypeScript stack, at a fixed price, in weeks, with every flow proven equal to the old system.
The risk
- Web Forms stays on .NET Framework; it was not carried into modern .NET.
- One or two people keep the app alive.
- It cannot take what the business asks for now: integrations, AI.
The clock
Status
2019
ASP.NET Web Forms
Not carried into modern .NET; .NET Framework 4.8 is the last version, with no new features since 2019.
Oct 2027
SQL Server 2017
end of support
What a rebuild looks like
Step 0
Blueprint
One week, fixed scope and price, exit clause.
Step 1
Rebuild
Into Next.js on Vercel and Postgres.
Step 2
Parity proof
Your real flows recorded on the .NET WebForms system and replayed on the new one.
Step 3
Cutover
The .NET WebForms system is retired.
Step 4
Care + Improvements
Monthly support, evolution and new features.
Four guarantees: typical 4–8 weeks · fixed price agreed before starting · 100 % parity flow by flow · delay credit if we are late.
The dates are already on the calendar.
62 %
of US organizations run at least one legacy system.
4 in 5
IT leaders have had at least one modernization project fail.
Sources
- 62 % of US organizations run at least one legacy system. Saritasa, “State of Legacy Systems” survey, May 2025, n=504 US organizations.
- 4 in 5 IT leaders have had at least one modernization project fail. Wakefield Research for vFunction, 2022, n=250 US IT leaders.
Tell us about the system nobody wants to touch.
30 minutes. We tell you whether a Blueprint makes sense.