The bridge
A URL map and redirects, set before launch
We carry over metadata, map every URL, and set the redirects, so nothing about the move is left to sort out after launch.
Services
Move to Webflow without losing track of the site you already have
A controlled rebuild, not a copy-and-paste exercise. We inventory the current pages, content, integrations, metadata, and owners before production, then compare the Webflow build against that written baseline before cutover.
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The cutover
How a site moves to Webflow without going dark
Your current site keeps serving visitors while the new one gets built. Every URL is mapped and redirected before launch, so search engines get a clear route from each old address to its match on the new site.
The old site keeps serving during the rebuild. The release plan still names a maintenance window, rollback owner, and post-launch checks instead of promising that no interruption can occur.
WordPress or legacy siteEvery existing URLPage metadata
Survives 01
Search continuity
Redirects give search engines a clear route from each old address to the matching page.
Survives 02
Uptime through the build
The old site keeps serving while the Webflow build is reviewed and prepared for cutover.
Gained 01
A full design refresh
A migration is a rebuild, not the old site pasted into a new tool.
Gained 02
A site your team can run
After handoff, your people edit and publish pages in Webflow without a developer.
Release controls
Evidence before the switch
Route and metadata comparisonWritten redirect mapRollback and monitoring owner
Why Webflow
The platform we migrate to, and why
Webflow puts the power of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript behind a visual interface. That means the site we hand you is one your own people can run. Marketing edits pages and publishes without filing a ticket, and nothing depends on a plugin update going well.
Design
A fully visual design workspace
Build professional, custom pages in Webflow's visual workspace without writing code. If you would rather not start from a blank canvas, there are 100+ responsive templates you can clone and learn from.
- Content-driven designDesign around the actual content your site needs, whatever type that is.
- Run an e-commerce storeSell directly from your site with a storefront that looks like your brand.
- Monetize members-only contentGrow your audience with memberships and content that sits behind a login.
- Dynamic interactions without codeAdd animations and interactions in the designer. No JavaScript required.
Marketing
A CMS your marketing team can actually run
Webflow's CMS lets several people edit content at the same time, so pages stay current without a bottleneck. It also connects to the marketing tools you already use.
- Collaborate on contentPublish, update, and edit content in an intuitive editor.
- Optimize SEOFine-tune SEO settings and tags page by page to rank higher in search.
- Build logical workflowsCapture information, sync your CMS, and connect all your sites.
- Build faster with MarketplacePull templates, apps, and certified experts from the Webflow Marketplace.
MIGRATION CONTROL ROOM
Four artifacts make the cutover reviewable.
A migration is safe when the old and new systems can be compared before launch. These are working documents, not a slide-deck process. Your team reviews them and keeps them after handoff.
We do not promise uninterrupted service or unchanged rankings. We keep the current site serving during the build, test the release path, and assign rollback and monitoring ownership before cutover.
Route inventory
Every current URL, canonical, title, description, content owner, and required destination in one reviewable table.
Content decision log
Keep, rewrite, merge, retire, or redirect. Nothing disappears because it was missed during design.
CMS and component model
Collections, fields, reusable components, permissions, and editor instructions agreed against real content.
Parity and cutover receipt
Old-to-new route checks, metadata, forms, analytics, redirects, editor acceptance, and a rollback owner before DNS changes.
The proof is in what changed and who owns it now.
These cases support three different migration decisions: moving off WordPress, connecting Webflow to the wider operating stack, and giving editors a CMS they can run.
Bring the current sitemap, CMS, and launch constraint.
We will identify the inventory, content, integration, redirect, and ownership questions that belong in a migration estimate.
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