Kentico Development Company

After end of support, your Kentico Xperience 13 instance will no longer receive security patches, hotfixes, or vendor support. The site may continue running, but risks increase significantly: security vulnerabilities, compatibility issues, and higher maintenance costs. Planning a migration in advance allows you to reduce risk and avoid rushed decisions later.

No. It is closer to a replatforming project than a simple version upgrade. While some content and Page Builder structures can be migrated using tooling, custom code, integrations, and overall architecture must be redesigned and rebuilt. Treating this as a “one-click upgrade” usually results in a fragile and expensive platform.

Yes, but SEO preservation must be planned upfront. We map URL structures, redirects, templates, metadata, and content relationships before migration. On Kentico projects, SEO issues usually come from broken content structure and URL logic rather than the CMS itself, so we include SEO validation as part of the migration process from day one.

Yes. The delivery model depends on your channels, editorial needs, and internal team setup. Traditional delivery works well for classic websites, hybrid models often fit enterprise needs best, and headless-first architectures are suitable when content must serve multiple frontends from a central platform.

Kentico platforms are typically integration-heavy. We integrate Kentico with CRM, ERP, PIM, identity providers, analytics platforms, marketing automation tools, and custom APIs. Integrations are designed as part of the core architecture, not as afterthoughts, to ensure long-term stability and scalability.

We start with an assessment of your current platform: content types, Page Builder usage, custom modules, integrations, and operational constraints. Based on this, we define a phased roadmap with clear milestones, such as content modeling, migration dry runs, integration rebuilds, and staged release. This approach reduces risk and provides predictable delivery.

You own the source code and all implementation artifacts we deliver. The best way to avoid vendor lock-in is clear architecture, documented content models, predictable deployment workflows, and integrations that are not dependent on a single developer’s magic. We build Kentico as a long-living .NET platform that your internal team can maintain and evolve independently.