I will upgrade vue js, nuxt2, nuxt 3 to vue3 nuxt4

Nuxt 4 offers faster build times, improved server rendering, enhanced TypeScript support, better image optimization, Nitro 3 updates, and compatibility with the latest Vue 3 ecosystem. It’s lighter, more modular, and optimized for full-stack use cases.

Yes — I handle full migration, including frontend components, composables, middleware, server API routes (Nitro), and configurations for runtime environments.

No — when done correctly, your SEO performance is fully preserved. I ensure all meta tags, sitemaps, canonical links, and SSR behavior remain consistent or improved.

It depends on project size: Small apps: 1–2 days Medium apps: 3–5 days Large/complex apps: 1–2 weeks I’ll review your existing code before giving an accurate delivery estimate.

Some Nuxt 2/3 plugins need adjustments to work with Nuxt 4 (especially ones using deprecated hooks or context APIs). I handle plugin refactoring or replacement with Nuxt 4–compatible alternatives.

Yes, I offer free support for a limited period after delivery (usually 7–14 days) to fix any migration-related issues.

I’ll need: Access to your project repo (GitHub, GitLab, or zip) Current Nuxt version Hosting/deployment setup details Any special modules or integrations (e.g., Firebase, Stripe, Auth)

Yes. I use a staging approach — migrate on a copy, test everything, and then deploy with minimal or zero downtime.

In most cases, yes — Nuxt 4 is faster due to better rendering, caching, and bundling. I’ll also perform a performance audit and optimization if requested.