Website migration to Webflow
Whatever platform you're on now, we move you to Webflow cleanly, faster, easier to manage, and without losing the search rankings and leads you've already built.
A bad migration can wipe out years of work.
Moving platforms is where a lot of contractors lose rankings they spent years earning, because the migration dropped redirects, broke links, or lost content. Do it wrong and your lead flow drops the week you launch. Do it right and you keep every bit of search equity while landing on a faster, easier platform. The difference is entirely in the care taken.
How we migrate without losing leads
Wherever you're moving from, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or something older, the priority is the same: protect what's already bringing you business.
Protect your rankings
We map every old URL to its new one with 301 redirects and preserve your content, so the rankings and links driving your current leads carry over intact. This is the step botched migrations skip.
Land on a faster platform
We rebuild your site on Webflow, optimized for speed and Core Web Vitals, so it loads faster than the old platform did. Faster pages keep more of the homeowners who would have bounced.
Easier to run going forward
No more wrestling a clunky platform or paying a developer for every small edit. Webflow lets you update your own content, and you own the project once it's paid.
The cost of getting it wrong is real.
Your current rankings are leads in the bank. A careless migration spends them. These numbers show what a faster, intact site protects.
Of mobile visitors leave a site that takes more than three seconds to load. (Google)
Drop in conversions for every single second of added page load time. (Akamai)
Of people judge a company's credibility on its website design alone. (Stanford / WebFX)
Questions
Not if it's done right. We map every old URL to its new one with 301 redirects and preserve your content, so you keep the rankings and leads you've built. The danger is a sloppy migration that drops redirects, which is exactly what we prevent.
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, and older custom sites, among others. The approach is the same regardless: preserve your content and rankings, rebuild it faster on Webflow, and hand you a site you actually control.
No. We build the new site alongside your live one and switch over cleanly when it's ready, with redirects in place. Your current site stays up and keeps working until the new one is live. Nothing goes dark on you.
Yes. Your domain, hosting, and content stay yours throughout, and the Webflow project transfers to you once the work is paid. You're never locked out of your own site, which is the opposite of how many contractors get treated.