BoltForge Convert-First Ladder
BoltForge's Convert mode rebuilds an existing WordPress, Duda, or Squarespace URL as owned Next.js code, and the fidelity report shows what transfers versus what needs manual repair.
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What is BoltForge Convert-First Ladder?
“Convert one client site → prove fidelity → scale sub-accounts”
BoltForge's Convert mode rebuilds an existing WordPress, Duda, or Squarespace URL as owned Next.js code, and the fidelity report shows what transfers versus what needs manual repair. Treat that report as the gate before any new-build prompt work. An agency with ten WordPress retainers converts its smallest site first: if the fidelity report flags broken forms or lost booking logic, the repair hours land on one low-stakes client instead of a flagship account. Once one conversion clears review, the same prompt-to-code loop repeats across the book, and each client sits in its own sub-account billed at agency markup. The ladder only holds if the agency prices repair time into the retainer; Care at $19/month and Solo at $99/month cover hosting and tooling, not the human review hours that decide whether a conversion ships.
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- StrategyWhy BoltForge Turns Prompt-to-Code Delivery Into Agency Margin
- Evaluation RuleWhen to Adopt BoltForge: Client Sites That Need Auth, Payments, or Booking
- Decision FrameworkBoltForge: Buy vs Skip (Agency White-Label Next.js Delivery)
- Failure PatternThe BoltForge Prompt Drift Trap: Why Agencies Fail With BoltForge on Retainer Delivery
- Implementation BlueprintBoltForge White-Label Client Site Sprint (7-10 days)
- Operating ProcedureBoltForge Convert Mode Migration (Delivery)