For B2B and SaaS Companies
Framer to Webflow Migration Service
Move off Framer without losing your rankings, your content or the leads your site brings in. Finmatics moved over 70 pages to Webflow with us and grew organic clicks by 40% within two months.
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New pages wait on someone else
Your team can edit words, images and blog posts, and anything more needs full access in Framer.
Small changes wait too. Moving or swapping a section needs that same person.
Full access is the only shortcut. With it, your team can change anything on the site.
Scheduling needs a plugin. Framer can't publish posts at a set time on its own.
Leaving feels risky. Your rankings, content and leads live on the current site.
One person leads your whole move
Links break and leads go missing when nobody owns the result.
You have one person to ask.
Your project lead knows every part of the move.
Everything is planned together.
Redirects, structure and content are mapped out before anything is built
The same team finishes it.
The people who start your move are the people who launch it.
The site is fully yours.
It lives in your own Webflow account, and we stay on as guests to keep helping.
What stays intact
What already works on your Framer site comes with you.
How a Framer migration works
Every migration goes through the same four steps.
Audit
We list every URL, what it ranks for and which forms sit on it.
Design
We plan the new structure and agree on the design with you.
Build
Everything gets built on a test site while your Framer site stays live.
Launch
We check everything before go-live and stay on to handle anything unexpected.
organic clicks.
form submissions. Month One.
CTR
How Finmatics grew after moving to Webflow
Finmatics is an AI-powered accounting platform in Austria. We moved 70+ pages from HubSpot to Webflow, rewrote the copy in German, consolidated the blog, built the full redirect strategy, and kept every HubSpot form working.
What the migration includes
You get a full site build, plus the work the move itself needs.
Strategy & Discovery
We map your goals, your ICP and the site architecture before design starts.
UI/UX Design
The design starts from your brand and positioning, so the site finally looks like your company.
Webflow Development
The build is clean, modular and fast, and your marketing team edits it without a developer on call.
SEO/GEO Foundation
Technical SEO and GEO-ready markup are built into the architecture, so you rank from day one on Google and in the AI tools your buyers ask.
QA & Launch
We verify every redirect and test the site on every device and browser before it goes live.
Post-Launch Support
30 days included. Adjustments made, questions answered, nothing left open.
What it actually feels like to work with us.
Your growth starts with one conversation.
No pitch deck. No pressure. A focused 30-minute call about where you are, where you want to be, and whether we're the right team to get you there.
A few pieces we have written on this
If you want to understand the process before you speak to anyone, these three cover most of what comes up.
What other marketing leads asked before they moved
No, there's no way to import a Framer site, so every page gets rebuilt by hand.
Usually yes, because Framer and Webflow both keep blog posts in a folder like /blog/post-name. Pages keep their paths too, and any URL that has to change gets a redirect.
Yes, your domain is held by a domain registrar, even if you got it through Framer. We point it to Webflow when the new site is ready, and your email keeps working.
Yes, every language moves into Webflow's built-in localization. Each one gets its own folder like /de/ and the tags Google needs to show the right version.
About the same for a typical B2B site, since Webflow's Premium plan and Framer's Pro plan are close in price. Both charge extra for team seats and extra languages.
After the new site has been live for about a month, so the old site is there to compare against if something looks off.
Migrations usually go live in 4 to 6 weeks, depending on page count and languages. You get the exact timeline before we start.
It depends on the page count, the languages and how much the site needs to do. We talk it through on a first call, send a short questionnaire so nothing gets missed, and price the project from there.