Ploy analyzes your existing CMS, imports approved collections into typed PloyDB tables, rebuilds reusable list and detail templates, and preserves the routes that matter.
Ploy detects supported collections, fields, source counts, connection requirements, and route patterns before anything is written.
You choose the collections and destination, then review any unsupported fields or content-loss warnings.
Approved collections become typed tables with their available bodies, slugs, dates, authors, categories, images, and source URLs.
Ploy recreates each distinct list and detail layout once, then connects every imported record to those templates.
Representative records, old paths, redirects, database access, and published rendering are checked before cutover.
Your blog, resource center, changelog, or article library lives in another CMS. You want the content and its publishing pages moved together. Editors should manage future records in PloyDB without editing page code.
One structured table per approved collection, with records and useful field types preserved.
Dynamic list and detail pages connected to live records instead of duplicated static pages.
Imported counts, unsupported content, image issues, and route changes surfaced clearly.
Existing URLs retained where possible, with redirect needs identified when route shapes change.
Turn shared Notion databases into typed PloyDB tables with one row per page, then connect those records to your Ploy site.
Research, design, build, and monitor useful programmatic SEO page systems without generating thin, duplicative, or orphaned pages.
Take a Ploy site live on a custom domain the right way — a technical SEO audit, routing and redirects, robots and sitemap, then a clean greenfield or cutover go-live.

Slurp your existing site in 60 seconds, plug in your stack, and let Ploy run Migrate a CMS into PloyDB end-to-end. The first output lands before you finish onboarding.