Give Construct the website
Enter the website your agency is authorized to reconstruct or use as a reference.
PortCode Construct for agencies
For agencies migrating existing websites.
Migration projects fail when the team treats the old site as either a black box or a pile of screenshots. Construct helps make the accessible experience concrete while keeping private and platform-specific dependencies visible.
Current beta: one authorized public URL, manually reviewed, $39 per request.
construct / reconstructionagency workflow
Existing website
Approved client URL
Construct
Structure and visual review
Project foundation
Review, modify, integrate, ship
Construct does not replace your developers. It gives them a better starting point.
The agency problem
Your clients already bring you the starting point.
01Understand the reference
02Map pages and components
03Find assets and typography
04Recreate responsive layouts
05Capture the visual language
06Then start client-specific work
How it fits
Map what is visible before you rebuild what is not.
The current workflow is intentionally hands-on. Your team supplies an authorized public reference — a current client site, a design reference, or another website the client wants you to build from — and PortCode returns a reconstruction starting point through the beta process.
Construct analyzes it
Accessible structure, content, assets, and responsive evidence are reviewed.
Get a foundation
Start from a working reconstruction instead of a blank project.
Your team makes it yours
Review, redesign, integrate, QA, and ship the client work.
Agency capacity estimate
Turn reconstruction time into delivery capacity.
Enter your own numbers to estimate the capacity tied up in reconstruction work. This is an internal estimate, not a claim that Construct saves the entire amount.
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Annual cost
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Agency use cases
One starting point for the references your clients already bring you.
Platform migrations
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
URL and route inventory
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
Frontend replacement
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
Legacy-site rebuilds
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
Content migration planning
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
Launch QA
Use the existing site as a concrete reference, then spend your team’s time on the redesign, integrations, performance, QA, and client decisions that remain.
Questions agencies ask
No. It is one reconstruction input. URLs, redirects, CMS data, forms, analytics, integrations, and backend services still need a migration plan and verification.
A working reference foundation can help the team discuss route coverage, visible structure, and responsive behavior before the destination implementation is complete.
Give your developers the starting point.
Send the reference your client wants you to work from and see where Construct fits in your agency workflow.