Kentico 13 EOS: Support ends Dec 31, 2026
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Kentico Consulting Services
Senior Kentico expertise for architecture decisions, technical assessments, KX13 migration planning, integration issues, and second opinions on existing implementations.
Expert Kentico consulting for complex platform decisions
Bits Orchestra is a Kentico consulting firm with more than nine years of experience across production Kentico and .NET platforms.
Certified Kentico Partner with former Kentico MVP leadership.
6 Kentico Site of the Month recognitions and 2 Site of the Year finalist projects.
Experience with Kentico Xperience 12, Xperience 13, and Xperience by Kentico.
Long-term .NET engineering for multi-brand, multisite, commerce, product, search, and integration-heavy platforms.
Migration experience involving 12,000 SKUs, 350 dealers, 18 countries, multiple brands, and multiple currencies.
years of Kentico experience
Kentico websites
certified Kentico developers
Trusted by startups, growing businesses, and industry leaders
Kentico consulting services we provide
We cover the full range of work — consulting, new builds, migrations, integrations, and support. Every project is run by certified developers with solid .NET backgrounds.
Kentico technical consulting
Our Kentico technical consulting services cover custom code, modules, widgets, Page Builder components, content types, technical debt, unsupported patterns, and performance bottlenecks, with findings classified by severity, impact, dependencies, and recommended action.
Kentico architecture consulting
We review Xperience by Kentico architecture, Content Hub, Page Builder, content modeling, application boundaries, multisite and multi-brand structures, hosting, governance, and Kentico headless consulting requirements.
Kentico migration and upgrade consulting
We assess KX13 readiness for Xperience by Kentico by mapping custom modules, content types, Page Builder components, forms, authentication, search, integrations, business logic, content migration, and tooling limitations, then define what can migrate, what needs redevelopment, and what should be redesigned or retired. For migration execution, see our Kentico migration services.
Kentico DevOps consulting
We review environments, configuration, CI/CD, Azure, deployment, monitoring, rollback, release management, and Xperience update requirements to identify the operational conditions that can cause failed releases, configuration drift, downtime, or slow recovery.
Kentico integration consulting
Our Kentico integration services start with an audit of data ownership, synchronization, APIs, error handling, and system dependencies across ERP, CRM, PIM, DAM, commerce, search, payment providers, and proprietary platforms, with recommendations based on the actual data flows and failure points.
Need to hire a Kentico developer?
Tell us whether you are dealing with a migration, architecture decision, integration issue, performance problem, or existing implementation, and we will identify the relevant areas to review.
When you need a Kentico consultant
Some Kentico decisions are expensive to get wrong. When you're planning a migration, inheriting a platform, or weighing a vendor's proposal, an independent review shows you what you're working with before you commit.
Planning a CMS migration
Assess the current Kentico implementation before moving to Xperience by Kentico or another CMS, with particular attention to custom functionality, content structures, integrations, and redevelopment requirements.
Managing technical debt
Identify obsolete Kentico patterns, duplicated components, tightly coupled integrations, unsupported functionality, and undocumented dependencies that increase maintenance and release risk.
Validating a new architecture
Review content modeling, Page Builder, Content Hub, multisite boundaries, application responsibilities, hosting, deployment, and headless or hybrid delivery requirements.
Investigating performance problems
Trace slow responses across application code, database queries, content retrieval, search, caching, third-party integrations, infrastructure, and monitoring.
Reviewing a vendor proposal
Check another agency’s architecture, estimate, migration sequence, redevelopment assumptions, integration scope, licensing implications, and delivery dependencies before approval.
Taking over an existing platform
Assess custom functionality, environments, CI/CD, configuration, integrations, documentation, security boundaries, and unresolved technical debt before assuming ownership.
Kentico 13 support ends on
December 31, 2026
From January 1, 2027, Kentico will no longer provide product updates, security hotfixes, or technical support for Xperience 13. For complex, integration-heavy platforms, assessment, rebuilding, testing, and controlled cutover can take several months—so the planning window is narrowing.
Migration planning window is closing
An assessment identifies dependencies, migration scope, risks, and a realistic delivery timeline.
Selected Kentico projects and client outcomes
A few examples of what we have delivered — better performance, easier content management, stronger UX, and platforms that hold up over time.
What you get from a Kentico consulting engagement
The deliverables depend on the assessment scope, but a typical engagement may include:
Current-state assessment: Findings across the agreed architecture, codebase, content model, custom modules, integrations, infrastructure, environments, deployment process, or performance issues.
Risk and priority analysis: A distinction between issues that block migration or delivery, issues that require planned remediation, and improvements that can wait.
Target architecture recommendation: A recommended direction with relevant alternatives, trade-offs, ownership implications, and technical dependencies.
Migration or remediation scope: A practical definition of what should be migrated, rebuilt, redesigned, fixed, removed, or investigated further.
Dependency map: The systems, integrations, modules, teams, and decisions that affect the next stage of work.
Implementation roadmap: Priorities, sequence, dependencies, and inputs required for a realistic delivery estimate.
Senior review session: A technical walkthrough of the findings with the people responsible for the platform and budget.
How our Kentico consulting process works
Our process is built around the decision you need to make. We review what's relevant, check it against the real implementation, and hand you clear, prioritized next steps.
Understand the problem or decision
We define the question, current platform, constraints, stakeholders, and decision the assessment must support.
Assess the relevant parts of the platform
We review only the systems and implementation areas connected to the agreed scope, rather than producing a generic audit of everything.
Validate the technical assumptions
We compare the proposed direction with the actual code, architecture, dependencies, environments, integrations, and operational constraints.
Deliver and discuss the findings
We provide prioritized recommendations and review the risks, trade-offs, open questions, and next steps with your team.
Continue into implementation if required
Bits Orchestra can implement the recommendations, work alongside your internal developers or another vendor, or provide a structured handoff for independent delivery.
Have a Kentico decision to validate?
Send your current platform details, migration plan, vendor proposal, or architecture question for an initial assessment discussion.
Kentico consulting vs. development
When technical planning needs to continue into delivery, Kentico development consulting can connect the assessment findings with implementation planning, estimation, and technical execution. Use consulting to assess risks, validate scope, or plan the work before moving into Kentico development services or broader CMS development services.
| KENTICO CONSULTING | KENTICO DEVELOPMENT |
|---|---|
| Assess the current platform | Implement the agreed solution |
| Diagnose technical issues | Fix and extend the codebase |
| Review architecture and integrations | Build architecture and integrations |
| Plan migration and remediation | Execute migration and redevelopment |
| Validate scope and estimates | Deliver the implementation |
| Prioritize risks and decisions | Maintain and improve the platform |
Our insights
Kentico guides, migration walkthroughs, and platform insights from our development team.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you review a Kentico solution built by another agency?
Yes. A Kentico CMS consultant can review the architecture, codebase, integrations, deployment process, documentation, technical debt, performance issues, and proposed next steps based on the risks you need to understand.
Can you assess a Kentico Xperience 13 platform before migration?
Yes. We assess the components that determine migration effort, including custom modules, Page Builder, content types, forms, search, authentication, integrations, business logic, and content structures, then separate transferable functionality from redevelopment and redesign work.
Do you work with both Kentico Xperience 13 and Xperience by Kentico?
Yes. A Kentico Xperience consultant can assess an existing Xperience 13 implementation and review the target architecture, migration requirements, content model, integrations, and redevelopment needs for Xperience by Kentico.
How long does a Kentico consulting project take?
The duration depends on the decision, platform size, documentation, access, and technical areas involved, so the scope is defined around the risks that need investigation rather than a fixed audit checklist.
What information do you need to assess a Kentico project?
Typical inputs include repository access, architecture and deployment documentation, environment details, integration diagrams, selected Kentico administration access, and discussions with the people responsible for development, infrastructure, content, and business requirements.
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