Migration related FAQs

The single most important pre-migration step is a complete URL and content audit. This means crawling the existing site to produce a full inventory of every live URL, its traffic volume, its inbound link count, and its current meta data. This audit is the foundation for the 301 redirect map, the CMS architecture plan, and the SEO preservation strategy. Migrations that skip the audit phase regularly suffer avoidable ranking drops and broken internal links on the new site.

Pricing is based on the number of pages, custom integrations, and CMS complexity. Contact us for a free migration audit and a tailored quote.

Yes! One of the biggest benefits of Webflow is its intuitive Editor. We provide a custom training session for your marketing team so you can update text, images, and blog posts instantly without needing a developer.

Yes. We are experts in structured data migration. Whether you have dozens or thousands of blog posts and case studies, we use automated tools to export and format your content, ensuring every image, category, and date is moved without error.

No. We use a zero-downtime framework. Your new site is built and tested in a secure staging environment. Your original website stays live until the moment we switch your DNS records, ensuring a seamless transition for your users.

Absolutely. We specialize in mapping data from custom-coded platforms or legacy CMS tools like Drupal and Joomla into Webflow’s flexible CMS. We carefully replicate (or improve) your site’s functionality using native Webflow features and custom API integrations where needed.

Protecting your hard-earned traffic is our highest priority. We perform a full technical audit before moving and implement a rigorous 301 redirect strategy, preserve all metadata, and maintain your existing URL structure. In fact, Webflow’s clean code and global CDN often result in higher search rankings post-launch.

The timeline varies depending on your site’s scale and complexity. A standard business site (15–20 pages) typically takes 2–4 weeks, while complex enterprise or e-commerce migrations with thousands of CMS items can take 8–12 weeks. We provide a firm milestone schedule during our initial discovery call.