As a Webflow migration agency, we move B2B marketing sites from WordPress, HubSpot, Wix, Squarespace and Framer to Webflow. Webflow has no automatic import from other platforms, so every migration is a rebuild. We plan the four things a rebuild most often breaks before design starts: your URLs, your content structure, your tracking and the way back if launch day goes wrong.
The rebuild itself is the easy part. These are the four pieces of work that decide whether you keep your traffic, and we price each one separately so you can see it is there.
URL inventory and redirects
We crawl the old site and pull every URL with visits or backlinks from Analytics and Search Console, map each one to its new address, and test every 301 before and after the domain moves.
Content model
Posts, case studies, team pages and resources become Webflow CMS collections with a field list you sign off before we import, so nothing is retyped by hand and nothing is left behind.
Tracking map
A list of every tag, form, pixel and consent setting on the old site, each one rebuilt and tested on Webflow staging, so the week after launch is not the week your lead data goes missing.
Launch and rollback
We lower the DNS time-to-live a day ahead, keep the old host live, agree what would trigger a rollback, and watch Search Console and analytics daily for the first two weeks after the switch.
GuidesSquarespace to Webflow: What Moves Automatically, What Is Manual and How Long It Takes11 min read
GuidesFramer to Webflow Migration: When the Switch Makes Sense and How to Carry the Design Over9 min read
GuidesWix to Webflow Migration: The Steps, the Domain Transfer and the SEO Redirect Map10 min read
GuidesWebsite Migration SEO Checklist: 12 Steps From the Redirect Map to the 30-Day Watch10 min read
GuidesWhat Webflow Migration Services Should Include: Redirects, Content Model, Tracking and a Rollback Plan10 min read
GuidesHubSpot CMS to Webflow: Keep the CRM, Move the Site, Lose Nothing in Attribution10 min read
GuidesWordPress to Webflow Migration: The 30-Step Checklist and What You Lose Along the Way9 min read
ToolsWebsite Migration Tools in 2026: Crawlers, Redirect Mappers and Diff Checkers We Use10 min read
BenchmarksCMS Migration Statistics 2026: How Often Sites Switch, Why, and What It Costs10 min readEverything you want to know before you reach out.
Every migration is quoted per project, so we do not publish fixed prices. The number of URLs with traffic, how many CMS items move across and how much tracking has to be rebuilt matter more than the page count. A short call and a look at your current site gets you a real number.
Our marketing-site process runs over four weeks, with the URL inventory, the field list and the tracking map done in week one. A large content library takes longer to move and check: our largest Webflow CMS holds more than 1,200 items.
Some movement in the first weeks is normal after any change of URLs or platform. What keeps it temporary is a 301 redirect for every URL that has traffic or links, tested before and after launch, the same titles and content on the pages that rank, and Search Console checked daily for the first two weeks. Our website migration SEO checklist lists every step.
WordPress, HubSpot CMS, Wix, Squarespace, Framer and custom-coded sites. Webflow has no automatic import from other platforms, so every move is a rebuild: we export the content, model it in Webflow CMS and import it, whatever the source. Our WordPress to Webflow and HubSpot to Webflow guides cover the two most common moves.
Yes. We work as a white-label partner for agencies, and migrations are a common part of that work. Our white-label service covers how handoff and client communication work.
Thirty minutes. We look at your current platform, how many URLs and CMS items you have, and what is tracked today, then tell you how we would move it and how many weeks it takes.
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