Generated SDK languages need import-path and runtime comparison.
Provider migration
Migrate from APIMatic to Sourced
APIMatic covers portals and SDKs. Sourced gives teams a focused replacement plan for SDKs, docs, examples, and launch checks. On this page: what to scan in your APIMatic setup, the migration checks Sourced runs, and a preview of the generated SDK and docs you would get.
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01Checks
What to check
Code sample APIs and docs snippets need a replacement source.
Portal settings, auth, and white labeling need migration inventory.
Package publishing needs dry runs before launch.
02Checks
Migration checklist
List every APIMatic-generated SDK language and run the Sourced compatibility report per language; APIMatic's class naming differs from idiomatic OpenAPI codegen.
Export APIMatic portal customisations (theme, branding, auth model) — most are not portable; plan replacement at Sourced's project level.
Capture every code-sample variation APIMatic generates per endpoint; Sourced pulls examples from the OpenAPI spec instead.
Map APIMatic Developer Portal URLs to Sourced docs previews URLs and write the redirect set.
Test the package publish flow per registry (NuGet, Maven, npm, PyPI) against a scratch package.
03Details
Why Sourced fits
Sourced's SDK output is OpenAPI-idiomatic; APIMatic's tends to feel Java-flavoured even in TypeScript/Python output.
Compatibility report makes the cutover auditable.
Per-API-project pricing replaces APIMatic's per-language tiered pricing.
Honest trade-off: APIMatic ships more languages (Go, Java, Ruby, .NET, PHP). Sourced is TypeScript + Python today; more languages on the roadmap.