Webflow and Framer development agency
Webflow and Framer development for marketing teams. We help you pick the platform first.
What a Webflow or Framer build covers
Webflow and Framer development suits a marketing site that your own team wants to publish on. It is the wrong choice if you depend on plugins, or if your content will pass the limits in the table below. We have delivered Webflow and Framer sites for clients, who stay private.
Platform decision
Your pages, content and editors set against each platform's limits before anything is built.
Figma to site
Your Figma file reviewed and built closely, or the pages designed by us first.
Sections and CMS
Reusable sections, plus the CMS: the place your posts, case studies and job pages are kept.
Moving from WordPress
Your content moved in, the templates rebuilt and each old URL sent to its new page.
Launch and training
Your domain connected, then your team trained to publish on its own.
Webflow, Framer or WordPress?
Marketing sites with a large CMS, many page types and several editors.
Basic has no CMS. Premium holds 20,000 CMS items in 40 Collections. Team allows 100 Collections, with 5 full and 5 limited seats and branch staging.
Smaller, design-led sites and launch pages that change often.
Basic allows 30 pages and 1,000 items. Pro allows 150 pages, 10 collections, 2,500 items and 10 seats, and add-ons go up to 700 pages and 40,000 items. There is no HTML export.
Sites that publish a lot, need plugins, sell through WooCommerce or want full control of hosting.
Someone has to keep the core software, the theme and the plugins updated.
Talk it through on a call
We look at what you have now and what you want it to do.
We tell you how we would do it and who would work on it.
You get a fixed quote in writing after the call, with nothing to sign until you are ready.
How a Webflow or Framer build runs
You approve the platform and the designs before the build starts. With the team in India, you check each section on the staging link when your day allows, and the booking page shows call times in your own time zone.
Call and fixed quote
We go through your pages, content and editors, recommend a platform and send a written scope with a fixed quote.
Figma review
We check your file for missing states and phone layouts, or design the pages first. You approve the design.
Build in your account
The site goes up section by section in an account in your name, with the CMS filled as we go.
Checks and training
Phone layouts, forms, redirects and page titles tested. Your team publishes a test page, and you approve the launch.
Launch and handover
Your domain is connected, the sitemap goes to Google Search Console and old links are checked.
What you own on a hosted platform
The Webflow or Framer account, the plan and the domain sit in your name, and the platform bills you directly. Everything we make for the site is transferred to you on final payment, under the contract. The fixed quote depends on the number of templates, the size of the CMS and whether the designs are ready.
Leaving WordPress, and leaving later
Hosted platforms are easy to run and harder to leave, so settle these points before the build.
When to leave WordPress
Move if your site is a set of marketing pages and the plugin updates have become a chore. Stay put if your editors publish daily or your sales run through WooCommerce: our WordPress page covers that rebuild.
Your rankings during a move
Google says to expect temporary fluctuation in ranking during a move, and to keep redirects for at least a year. We map every old URL on the redirect sheet you approve and check Google Search Console after launch.
Start in your own account
We ask for the site to sit in your account from the first day, so there is no transfer to arrange at the end.
Framer has no export
Framer's help pages say it does not offer HTML export for self-hosting. If you leave Framer, the site is rebuilt somewhere else.
Webflow's export has limits
Webflow has a code export. We read its current rules against your site before you commit, because a site that leans on the CMS may still need rebuilding to leave.
Other pages to read before you decide
Webflow and Framer questions
Cost, platform choice, leaving WordPress and leaving later.
Book a 30-minute call
For a Webflow or Framer site, our fixed quote follows one call, and the platform bills you separately for its plan. The quote depends on the number of templates, the size of the CMS and whether the designs are ready. We name the plan you need in the recommendation, so you can check its cost on the platform's own site.
Webflow fits a larger site with a big CMS and several editors, and Framer fits a smaller, design-led site. Webflow's Premium plan holds 20,000 CMS items and Framer's Pro plan holds 2,500 before add-ons. We recommend one after the first call, based on your pages, your content and who will edit.
Leaving WordPress can move your rankings for a time, and no studio can honestly promise otherwise, because Google itself expects temporary fluctuation during a move. We map every old URL on the redirect sheet you approve before launch and check Google Search Console after it.
Yes, a marketing team can edit a Webflow or Framer site once the sections and CMS are set up for it. Your team changes text, images and CMS items, and builds new pages from sections we make. Check the seat count first, because each plan limits how many people can edit.
A Webflow or Framer site should sit in an account in your name, and everything we make for it is transferred to you on final payment, under the contract. Leaving is harder than joining: Framer has no HTML export, and Webflow's code export has limits we check against your site. Plan for a rebuild if you ever move.
Yes, we can build from your Figma files once we have checked them. We review them for missing states and phone layouts before we start, and tell you what needs finishing. If you have no designs yet, we can design the pages in Figma first.
Let's talk about your next project
Book a 30-minute call or send a brief. A founder replies within one working day.