Move your Webflow site
to a headless stack.

We migrate Webflow sites to a real codebase with a proper headless CMS. Your design comes with you, your URLs stay intact, and your team gets out from under the visual-editor ceiling. No more Enterprise pricing surprises, no more lossy export, no more accessibility issues that cannot be patched.

Let's talk See if we're a fit

Trusted by

Webflow was the right call. Until it wasn’t.

Webflow is excellent at the first 80% of a website. The remaining 20% is where most growing teams hit a wall. Customization the platform cannot do. Accessibility issues built into the runtime. Pricing tiers that change before a contract renewal. The visual editor that was a feature becomes the ceiling.

The Enterprise upgrade appeared without giving you anything new for the higher bill.

You hit the ceiling every time the design needs something the visual editor cannot do.

Accessibility issues your auditor flagged turn out to be unfixable inside Webflow.

The CMS Collection limits are now part of how you plan content, not a footnote.

Editors guess at the result because the form and the page are two different surfaces.

Exporting the site loses the CMS, the interactions, and most of why you picked Webflow.

The Reality

Exporting the site is a one-way door. You lose the CMS, the interactions, and the animations the moment you do. A real migration is the way out.

What Survives the Move

Your design and SEO come along.

A Webflow migration done properly preserves the work that already earned its keep. Visual design, CMS structure, and URL equity all carry over. The migration is in the plumbing underneath, not in what your visitors see.

  • Your visual design

    rebuilt in code, pixel-accurate to the Webflow version. We use Webflow as the source of truth for layout while we replatform underneath.

  • Your CMS Collections

    exported through the Webflow API and re-modeled in Storyblok or DatoCMS. Reference fields and option fields translate cleanly.

  • Your URLs

    every page slug and Collection item URL is mapped. We catch the gotchas Webflow auto-pluralizes.

  • Your forms

    rebuilt to submit somewhere you control. You stop paying Webflow per form submission.

  • Your media

    moved off Webflow's CDN, properly resized, and served as modern formats. No more 4 MB hero images.

What Changes

The platform stops dictating the work.

Some Webflow concepts do not survive the move, and that is the point. Symbols, interactions, and the Designer are platform-shaped solutions to platform-shaped problems. They go away, and proper code-based equivalents take their place.

  • Webflow interactions

    replicated in real code, or removed. Most projects find half the interactions were never noticed by users anyway.

  • Symbols

    become real components. They take props, accept variants, and live in source control. A change ships everywhere it is used.

  • The Designer

    is gone. Layout changes happen in code, content changes happen in a real CMS. The two stop fighting each other.

  • Hosting and CDN

    you choose. Most clients land on Bunny, Cloudflare, or Vercel. Costs drop, performance improves.

  • Lock-in

    ends. The site is yours. If you want to change agency, hosting, or CMS later, nothing physical is preventing it.

How It Works

The migration process

1

Audit and content model

We crawl the live site, pull every Collection through the Webflow API, and review your interactions and Symbols. Then we design the content model for the new CMS, including which Webflow concepts to translate and which to drop. You approve the model before any code is written.

2

Rebuild in code, migrate the data

We rebuild the design in Astro, pixel-accurate to the Webflow version. Components replace Symbols, real CSS replaces the Designer output. Collections are imported into Storyblok or DatoCMS through their API. We test every page against the existing Webflow site before cutover.

3

Cutover and 30 days of watching

We launch on a low-traffic window, swap DNS, and monitor Search Console, Analytics, and Core Web Vitals for 30 days. Webflow stays live as a fallback during the watch window. After 30 days you decide whether to keep us on with a subscription or take it from here.

A note on interactions

Most Webflow interactions are worth less than they cost.

Before we replicate every scroll trigger and hover animation, we look at heatmaps and session recordings. Half of them usually go away. The ones that earn their place get rebuilt cleanly in real code, with proper performance and accessibility.

Start with an audit

Pricing

Fixed price, no scope creep

Webflow migrations vary in complexity. A 30-page marketing site with two Collections and a handful of interactions is one thing. A 200-page site with deeply nested Symbols and complex animations is another. The ranges below are where typical projects land. Once we scope yours, you get a fixed quote.

Migration project
€ 25.000 — € 55.000 fixed price

  • Full audit of your Webflow site, Collections, and interactions

  • Content model rebuilt for a real headless CMS

  • Redirect map for every page and Collection item

  • Pixel-accurate rebuild in Astro

  • Frontend in Astro, CMS in Storyblok or DatoCMS

  • Forms and submissions migrated to a system you own

  • 30 days of post-launch monitoring with Webflow as fallback

Ongoing subscription
€ 1.500 — € 3.500 per month (optional)

  • Same team stays accountable for the system

  • Performance and uptime monitored continuously

  • Content and component changes handled monthly

All prices are net, excluding applicable VAT.

Who This Is For

Who this is for

This works well if you

  • Outgrew the visual-editor model and need real customization

  • Are being pushed onto Enterprise with no clear ROI for the price jump

  • Need accessibility compliance the platform cannot deliver

  • Run complex content structures that fight against Collection limits

  • Want to own your hosting and not depend on a single vendor

  • Have a team that needs real component reuse, not Symbols

This is not a fit if you

  • Use Webflow as a marketing-only landing page that rarely changes. Migration is overkill

  • Need a designer-first workflow with no developer involvement. That is what Webflow is good at

  • Have a small Collection count and Webflow Basic still fits comfortably

  • Are not sure yet what is wrong. Start with a Headless Audit

  • Need a new build from scratch with no legacy to preserve. See Headless Website

If your website has become a bottleneck, let’s talk!

Let's talk Or email me directly