Move your site to Framer or Webflow, with your content and URLs intact
A website move is mostly about what you keep. That means your content, your URLs and the search traffic they bring. We build in Framer and Webflow and can move a site onto either. Every move starts with a full list of your URLs and a redirect plan, before anything is built.
What to expect
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We move sites to Framer and Webflow, from Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Wix and Squarespace.
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Pages are rebuilt. CMS content is exported and imported. Every URL that changes gets a redirect.
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Each move is scoped and priced as a flat-fee website project, agreed in writing before work starts.
Migration guides
Webflow to Framer
For teams whose designers want to publish changes themselves.
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Framer to Webflow
For sites whose content and CMS have outgrown Framer.
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WordPress to Framer
For marketing sites where every change waits on a developer.
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WordPress to Webflow
For content-led sites that want a hosted CMS with no plugin upkeep.
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Wix to Framer
For companies that have outgrown a template and need a site built around the product.
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Squarespace to Framer
For companies that need page types and design control beyond a template.
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Wix to Webflow
For growing sites that need a structured CMS and full design control.
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Squarespace to Webflow
For content-led sites that have outgrown their template.
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Still choosing a platform
If you haven’t decided where to move, start with our platform comparisons. They cover who each platform suits and where each one stops. See Compare.
Why the redirect map comes first
Google recommends mapping every old URL to its new one, using permanent redirects and keeping them for at least a year. We build the redirect map at the start of the project. It shapes the new site’s structure and gets tested well before launch.
How every move works
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Site review.
List every live URL and find the pages that bring traffic, leads and links.
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Content inventory.
Decide what to keep, merge, rewrite or retire.
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Redirect map.
Give every old URL a new address before the build starts.
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Rebuild.
Build the site and import the content.
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QA.
Check pages, forms, metadata and redirects before launch.
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Launch.
Switch the domain, confirm redirects and submit the new sitemap.
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Post-launch checks.
Watch Search Console for the period agreed in the scope, and fix what slipped through.
Plan your move
Bring your current site to the call and tell us why you’re thinking of moving. We’ll tell you whether a move is worth it and what it involves.