Fixed-price Angular migration · AngularJS & legacy Angular → current
We take your app across every version in between — while your team keeps shipping features. The result: a clean security audit, a stack engineers actually want to work on, and a roadmap that moves again.
10+ yrs across AngularJS & Angular (1.x → today)·tier-1 French bank·global reinsurer·remote EU & US
SOC 2, ISO 27001, pen-testers and cyber-insurers all flag an end-of-life framework. Every renewal, the same finding — and the same awkward answer.
Senior engineers don't join companies to maintain AngularJS. The people who know it are leaving the market faster than you can replace them.
Years of patch-on-patch tax every sprint. New library? Incompatible. New hire? Weeks of onboarding into a stack no tutorial covers.
Each skipped major makes the jump costlier: breaking changes stack, dependencies drift further out of reach, and the "later" migration quietly doubles in size.
A migration isn't another feature fighting for backlog space. It's a finite, well-understood engineering problem — and a finite problem can have a fixed price and an end date. That's exactly what we sell.
Audit prepaid · Migrations ≤ 25k: 50/50 · above: 40/30/30 (signing / midpoint demo / delivery) · Prices excl. VAT — B2B reverse charge for EU clients
Free, 30 min. Stack, size, timeline, budget reality — plus a free AngularJS/Angular CVE scan. Straight answers, no deck.
One week. We map dependencies, risks and the exact migration path.
A number and a date, in writing. Audit fee credited if you proceed.
4–12 weeks. The Atec Migration Path: safety-net first, then parallel migration while your team keeps shipping. Weekly demo.
Optional retainer — stay on the current version, permanently.
The fit call is free and takes 30 minutes. You'll leave knowing your stack's risk, a rough timeline, and whether the audit makes sense — no deck, no obligation.
Book a free fit callThe audit's quote is binding. If it takes longer, that's our cost — not your change request.
Sign the migration within 90 days and the 4,000 € audit is deducted in full.
If a rewrite or replacement beats migrating, the audit says exactly that. It stands alone as a decision document.
We migrate on a parallel track — hybrid/strangler for AngularJS, sequential majors for Angular 2–19. No feature freeze.
You could. But a day-rate contractor and a fixed price aren't the same product — and the difference that matters isn't the sticker price, it's who carries the risk.
Cheaper by the day is not cheaper by the project. A fixed price that looks higher on paper is usually lower once you count the days a day-rate hire can't promise — and it moves the risk off your budget and onto ours.
Client-facing portal on aging front-end tech; every release slower than the last. Two years embedded: modern Angular micro-frontends, independently deployable modules, group design system. Faster time-to-market, lower maintenance cost.
Underwriting analysis scattered across 12+ tools. We delivered one centralized platform (Angular front-end, .NET backend) with an automated validation workflow and a full audit trail — where a prior low-code attempt had failed to stick.
Because its output is a binding fixed quote — that takes a real week of analysis, not a sales call with a slide deck. It's also fully credited against the migration, so if you proceed, it cost you nothing. A free "audit" is an estimate; a paid one is a commitment.
Yes — that's normal for apps this age, and it's exactly what the audit prices in. Where tests are missing we build a safety net around the critical paths before touching them. The risk of surprises is ours; that's what the audit week is for.
About 2 hours total during the audit (one architecture walkthrough, one Q&A), roughly an hour a week during migration (weekly demo), plus the handover walkthrough at the end. Your roadmap keeps moving — that's the point.
Because you'd be buying an unknown number of days, not a result. A day-rate hire is cheaper only in the best case; if the migration runs long — and a multi-version jump usually does — the meter keeps running and the overrun lands on your budget. Our fixed price can look higher on paper and still cost less once the job is done, because the risk of it taking longer is ours. You also skip managing a contractor: you approve a number and a date, and we deliver against it.
No — the migration scope is frontend-only, against your existing API contract. .NET fluency is a bonus for the (many) legacy Angular apps that sit on .NET backends, not a requirement.
No — and be wary of anyone who will. A fixed price without analysis is a guess, and the gap between guess and reality usually lands on your invoice as "change requests." The audit is how our fixed price gets to be real.
NDA first, read-only repository access, EU-friendly contracts. We work on your infrastructure if preferred. Atec is based in Kosovo (euro economy), delivering remotely across EU and US time zones.
Start with a free 30-minute fit call — stack, size, timeline, and whether the audit makes sense for you. Straight answers either way. As a boutique we take a limited number of fixed-price migrations each quarter, so earlier is easier to schedule.
Book a free fit callor write to folabi.ahounou@atec-ks.com · connect on LinkedIn