Frequently asked questions

Vibe2Cloud is for teams with a working MVP hosted on a vibe-coding platform and exportable source code that is ready to move to dedicated, production-grade cloud infrastructure without having to hire expensive development agencies. It serves non-technical founders, small engineering teams, enterprise innovation teams, and agency partners who perform migrations for clients.

Most vibe-coding platforms like Lovable, Replit, Base44, and more allow you to store the source code in an external code repository like GitHub. As long as you store your code in a GitHub repository, Vibe2Cloud can be used. Every migration uses a one-click GitHub App installation, allowing the migration agents to securely read your repository for assessment and clone it for migration.

Vibe2Cloud is launching in beta with support for AWS as a target environment, with GCP, Azure, and OCI coming by end of Q4 2026.

You retain ownership of your source code repository, cloud account, infrastructure definitions, and migration documentation, along with applicable access to the cloud account that runs the workload. By keeping Managed Hosting enabled, we continue to host the source code repository and cloud account in our managed organization, delivering ongoing infrastructure maintenance and support as you continue to build features using either the native builder or your preferred integrated development environment (IDE) like Cursor, Kiro, or Visual Studio.

The journey has three stages: Assess, Migrate, and Launch. Assess reviews the application and defines the proposed scope. Migrate carries out the approved migration plan on dedicated cloud infrastructure. Launch verifies the resulting environment and supports the handoff to self-operation or optional Managed Hosting. Timing depends on the application and confirmed scope, but typically completes within a single day from start to finish.

The Assessment uses read-only static source and dependency analysis. It does not change the connected repository. It is not runtime penetration testing, a compliance certification, or a guarantee of production security. Its purpose is to identify migration scope, dependencies, architecture considerations, and areas that may need further review.

Assessment execution is free. Access to the detailed Assessment Report costs a separate one-time fee of $25. The report fee is distinct from any later migration fee, cloud usage charges, or optional Managed Hosting fee.

Pricing is straight-forward for every migration. Initial security assessment is free, the detailed Assessment Report is $25 one-time, migrations range from $499-$999 depending on application complexity (determined during assessment and included in assessment report), and optional managed hosting is $149/month per application. Volume-based discounts up to 20% exist upon request.

The customer pays cloud usage charges directly to their cloud provider, separately from Vibe2Cloud fees. Actual cloud costs depend on the application architecture and usage. Migration, Assessment Report, and optional Managed Hosting charges do not include those cloud charges.

No. Managed Hosting is an optional post-migration service priced at $149 per month per app. Customers may instead operate the cloud environment themselves or engage another qualified operator. Managed Hosting is separate from the one-time migration service and from customer-paid cloud usage.

The Vibe2Cloud beta is planned to open in late August 2026. Until access opens, Sign up for Beta is the primary way to register interest. Pricing and availability on this site are presented in that pre-beta context.

Customers can use the guided migration experience and contact Vibe2Cloud when a migration question needs review. The available support path depends on the active stage and confirmed scope. Optional Managed Hosting covers agreed post-migration operating support; it does not turn the migration service into an unlimited product-development engagement.

After launch, you can operate the cloud environment with your own team or choose optional Managed Hosting for agreed operational help. Customers remain responsible for cloud charges, credentials and access decisions, and application changes outside the migration scope. The selected operating model does not change ownership of the source, infrastructure definitions, or documentation.