Webflow Agency for DACH Companies
B2B and SaaS companies across Austria, Germany and Switzerland work with us to grow their business online. Behind it is a team of native German speakers with extensive DACH experience.
We moved a 70+ page website from Hubspot to Webflow for Finmatics, an AI-powered accounting platform from Austria, rewrote them in German, and their organic clicks went up 40% within two months.
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The best team for the job is probably not in your city
Filtering by address rules out a lot of teams who would do the job well, and it is not the filter that decides how the site turns out.
Webflow is the same for everyone. What separates teams is how well they use it.
Proof is in the portfolio. If a team has shipped strong B2B sites, that is what you are buying.
The language barrier. There are excellent native speakers and writers globally.
Available when you are. It works like having the team in your building.
One team, from strategy to live site
Three suppliers on one website are three sets of calls, timelines and invoices, and keeping them aligned falls to you.
Brief everyone.
The same background gets explained three times to three companies.
Chase everyone.
Three timelines, and keeping them lined up is on you.
Check their work against each other.
Did the developer build what the designer drew, and did the designer follow the strategy.
Carry what falls between them.
Anything nobody owns ends up back on your desk.
organic clicks.
form submissions. Month One.
CTR
We rebuilt the Finmatics website in German
Finmatics is an AI-powered accounting platform in Austria. We moved 70+ pages, wrote the new copy in German for a technical accounting audience, consolidated the blog, built the full redirect strategy, and kept every HubSpot form working.
What the build includes
The site gets built from scratch - German copy included.
Strategy & Discovery
We map your goals, your ICP and the site architecture before anyone opens a design file.
UI/UX Design
The German copy gets written first, then every page is designed around it, so the layout follows the copy.
Webflow Development
The build is modular and fast to load, and your marketing team can publish new pages without booking developer time.
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 use.
QA & Launch
We check every breakpoint, browser and device against a written Definition of Done, then train your team on the CMS.
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.
What DACH marketing teams asked before they started
Four to six weeks from kickoff to launch is the normal range. Page count, languages and design complexity are what move it, and you get a dated timeline in the scope before anything starts.
Yes, as long as the site is set up for it. Webflow hosts in the United States and is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, and the data processing agreement gets signed inside your own Webflow account. What decides compliance in practice is the setup around it, which means the cookie handling, the third-party scripts and a privacy policy that names Webflow as the processor.
You do. The final site lives in your Webflow workspace from where it goes live. After launch we can work as a guest in your workspace, so the account, the site and everything in it belong to you from the day it goes live.
Thirty days of monitoring and fixes are part of every build. We stay on the site after launch, watch how it behaves and handle anything that comes up. After that, teams who want to keep going move onto the SEO and GEO growth work or the full growth partnership.
Probably not. The BFSG has applied since June 2025 and it targets services aimed at consumers, so a B2B site where only business customers get in touch is generally outside it. If part of your site sells to consumers, that part can fall under it, and we will tell you if we think it does.
It depends on the page count, the languages and how much functionality the site needs. We go through it on a first call, share a short questionnaire so nothing gets missed, and price the project from 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.