The workload-unit bill grows faster than revenue
Workload units are what Bubble charges for the work your app does. When that bill climbs faster than your customer count, growth eats your margin.
Slow pages, a rising workload-unit bill, clients asking who owns the code? We rebuild your app as code you own and move your data. Your Bubble app keeps running until a switch-over planned with you.
A fixed scope and price before you commit.
Bubble Silver Partner5.0 on Clutch
Honesta: 20,000 → 1,000 Google requests a day, fixed inside Bubble
Workload units are what Bubble charges for the work your app does. When that bill climbs faster than your customer count, growth eats your margin.
Customers wait for lists and dashboards to load, and they've started to say so.
The roadmap bends around what Bubble allows instead of what customers ask for.
A security questionnaire, a due-diligence call, or “who owns the technology?” lands on your desk. Where your data would live
The engineers you want to hire would rather work in code.
Your app can only run on Bubble, and that worries you, your investors or both.
On Honesta's Bubble app, we cut Google requests from 20,000 to 1,000 a day. That's why our method starts with an assessment.
20,000→1,000
Google requests a day, Honesta
Bubble doesn't export your app as code. Here is what comes with you and what doesn't, in Bubble's own words.
Your data. Bubble exports your database as CSV, JSON or NDJSON files, and its Data API lets a script read your records.
Bubble manual: exporting data (opens in a new tab)The app as code. Bubble's manual: “Bubble apps can only be run on the Bubble platform; there's no way of exporting your application as code.”
Bubble manual: application and data ownership (opens in a new tab)Bubble's manual says you own your data and your app's design. Bubble owns the code that runs it. So moving off Bubble means rebuilding your app's pages and logic, and moving your data. It isn't a conversion.
How we use AI: AI handles the routine code so we move fast; senior engineers design, check every change and keep it secure.
It takes weeks, and you see a demo every week.
We go through your app and your data with you: what it does, what it stores, and what to fix, move first or rebuild.
Your users: Nothing changes.
We rebuild your app's pages and logic as code you own, with a demo every week.
Your users: Your Bubble app keeps running.
We move your data from Bubble into the new app.
Your users: They stay on Bubble while we move the data.
Both versions run while we check that the new one does what the old one does.
Your users: Nothing yet. They're still on Bubble.
Your users move to the new app at a time we plan with you.
Your users: The move, at the time you planned.
Move your data out of Bubble first and keep the app on Bubble for now. At Aybee, all data storage and transfer moved from Bubble to Supabase. Its CEO says this significantly cut workload-unit consumption and made dashboards faster and more reliable.
We rebuild the whole app as code you own and move all your data, following the five steps above.
It's yours. The code and the data, whether or not you keep the subscription.
Agreed before we start. A fixed scope and price, in a proposal, before you commit. The first call is free, and it's with Julian.
We stay after launch. We keep developing and supporting it through a subscription you can cancel anytime, and we reply within one business day.
Aybee, Munich, is a consumer insights platform for e-commerce companies. We took its Bubble MVP to a self-service SaaS.
What moved: all data storage and transfer, from Bubble to Supabase. Its CEO says this significantly cut workload-unit consumption and made dashboards faster and more reliable.
Their level of professionalism and commitment to their project impressed us.
Ben MachekCo-Founder & CEO, Aybee 3→35
customers
5×
as many projects, quarter over quarter
80%
less manual effort
90%
less time to value for its customers
About44
tickets solved per one-week sprint
Results as reported by Aybee's CEO in a verified Clutch review. 5.0 on Clutch (opens in a new tab)
Self-service project and shop setup: its customers set up their own studies, step by step.
20,000→1,000
Google requests a day, with the matching cost reduction
…he was confident in his abilities, clear in his explanations, and was able to reduce the number of requests we had with the Google API from 20,000 per day to 1,000, along with the associated cost reduction that meant for us.
Not answered here? Ask Julian on the call.
Book a free call about your Bubble appEvery project gets a fixed scope and price after a free 30-minute call, so you know the full price before you commit. After launch we keep developing and supporting it through a subscription you can cancel anytime. If you stop, the software and the data stay yours.
On the free 30-minute call we look at your app and what's slowing it down, and tell you whether we can help. If we can, you get a proposal with a fixed scope and price, so you know the full price before you commit.
Your Bubble app keeps running while we rebuild, move the data and test the new version side by side. Your users move over at a switch-over planned with you, so the move is a step you schedule, not a surprise.
Your data comes with you. Bubble exports your database as CSV, JSON or NDJSON files, and its Data API lets a script read your records. We move it into the new app and test it side by side before the switch-over.
It takes weeks, with a demo every week. Your current app keeps running until the switch-over; whether changes keep shipping in Bubble during the rebuild is agreed in the plan, because every change made in Bubble must also be rebuilt.
Sometimes it's the build, and the fix is inside Bubble: on Honesta's Bubble app we cut Google API requests from 20,000 to 1,000 a day. On the free call we tell you whether we can help, and you get a fixed scope and price before you decide anything.
You do: the code and the data are yours, whether or not you keep the subscription.
The code and the data are yours. On the free call we go through where the new app and its data will be hosted and the data processing agreement, and both go into the proposal before you commit.
Not as code. Bubble's own manual says Bubble apps “can only be run on the Bubble platform; there's no way of exporting your application as code”, so moving off means rebuilding, and your data comes with you. In that rebuild, AI handles the routine code so we move fast; senior engineers design, check every change and keep it secure.
No. You can start smaller and move the data out first. Aybee took that path: all its data storage and transfer moved from Bubble to Supabase, which its CEO says significantly cut workload-unit consumption and made dashboards faster and more reliable.
We're a Bubble Silver Partner. Aybee's CEO describes our work in a verified Clutch review: 3 to 35 customers and 80% less manual effort. Honesta's Jairo describes how Julian cut their Google API requests from 20,000 to 1,000 a day.
It depends on your app, so we name it in the proposal, before you commit. Whatever we build with, the code and the data are yours.
30 minutes with Julian about your app. If we can help, you get a proposal with a fixed scope and price.
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