How long does a Looker migration take?
It depends on scope. A small migration — around 50 dashboards on a simple data model — typically takes 4 to 6 weeks. Enterprise migrations with hundreds of dashboards and complex business logic run 3 to 6 months. You get a committed timeline after the discovery phase, when the inventory replaces the guesswork.
How much does a Looker migration cost?
Migrations are scoped, not quoted off a list. The free 30-minute assessment gives you a high-level range; a scoped migration audit produces the detailed roadmap the proposal is built on. Cost drivers are content volume, business-logic complexity, and integrations. Book the free assessment and we'll scope it — you'll know the full price before any migration work starts.
Will users lose access during the migration?
No. Both systems run in parallel while we build and validate the new environment. Users keep working in the old tool until cutover, which we schedule in a low-usage window — and the legacy system stays live as a fallback afterward. In our enterprise consolidation work, users experienced little to no disruption.
Do you migrate all of our existing content?
We migrate everything business-critical — and we help you decide what that is. A migration is the natural moment to retire unused reports and consolidate duplicates. Most clients land with fewer, better dashboards than they started with, and a smaller bill to match.
How do we know the numbers will match after migration?
Data validation is a formal phase, not a spot check. We reconcile migrated dashboards against the source system and deliver reconciliation reports your stakeholders can review. Cutover doesn't happen until the numbers agree.
What about our custom integrations?
Embedded analytics, API consumers, scheduled exports, alerting — we map every existing integration to its Looker equivalent (API, Actions, Schedules) during discovery, so nothing is discovered broken after cutover.
Should we migrate to Looker or Looker Studio?
They're different products. Looker is the enterprise platform with a governed semantic layer (LookML); Looker Studio suits simpler, lighter reporting. If you're weighing both, we'll help you decide in the free assessment — including telling you if Looker is more than you need.