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Webflow to Astro migration We remove Webflow limits - without losing SEO and design

Faster. No vendor lock-in. Easier to grow. We migrate content, SEO and design, and rebuild the frontend in the Astro architecture.

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What is holding your website back today?

Webflow is great to start with. Problems begin when the project grows faster than the platform allows.

CMS limits

The number of collections, items and fields is capped by your plan - the content structure has to fit the platform.

Vendor lock-in

The site runs only on Webflow hosting, and the code export does not include the CMS and interactions.

Limited version control

No real Git, code review or staging environments - changes go straight to production.

Custom code as an afterthought

Custom features mean embeds and pasted scripts instead of real components.

Growing plan costs

Costs grow with traffic, CMS item counts and the features you need.

Harder integrations

Connecting a CRM or an API often requires workarounds through Zapier or Make instead of a direct integration.

What do you gain after the migration?

Every benefit comes from a concrete technical change - not from marketing promises.

  • Performance by architecture

    Astro ships minimal JavaScript to the browser by default - without the Webflow interactions runtime and pasted scripts.

    Stable Core Web Vitals no matter how much the site grows.

  • Full control over SEO

    Fast HTML plus control over metadata, canonicals, schema and URLs at the code level, not in platform settings.

    Google and AI bots get exactly what you want to show them.

  • The code is yours

    The whole site is components in a repository that you can host anywhere - with us, most often on Cloudflare.

    No platform decides the future of your website.

  • Controlled development

    Pull requests, code review, staging and automated deployments with rollback - instead of publishing straight to production.

    Predictable changes instead of editing a live production site.

  • Content structure built for your business

    We model the headless CMS around real needs - without collection, item and field limits imposed by a plan.

    Content grows with your business, not with a platform's pricing.

  • Any integration without workarounds

    CRM, forms, search, e-commerce or AI - directly through APIs, as part of the site's code.

    A new feature is a component in the repository, not another subscription.

Before

Webflow

  • Frontend built in Webflow Designer
  • Interactions and scripts added as embeds
  • CMS capped by plan limits
  • Hosting only on Webflow
  • Publishing straight to production
  • Code export without CMS and interactions
After

Astro + headless CMS

  • Frontend built in Astro
  • Components in a repository
  • CMS without content structure limits
  • CDN/edge hosting (Cloudflare)
  • Git + pull requests + CI/CD
  • Interactions rebuilt in code (CSS/JS)

You are not starting from scratch

A migration transfers the value you already have - it is not building a website from zero. We keep or migrate:

  • Content and CMS collections
  • Media
  • Valuable URLs
  • Metadata and schema
  • Analytics (GA4 / GTM)
  • Forms
  • External integrations
  • Design - rebuilt 1:1
  • Interactions and animations - in code

What about the CMS? You have two paths

Option 1 - recommended

Sanity - a modern headless CMS

Content models without collection and item limits, live-preview editing and no subscription growing with your content. It is the approach we work with daily and recommend during a migration.

Option 2 - stays unchanged

Webflow CMS as headless

Content keeps being created in the Webflow editor, and we fetch it through the Content API. It makes sense if the collection and item limits do not get in your way.

We migrate the technology, not your hard-earned visibility

SEO safety is not an add-on to the migration - it is a constant part of it, from the first crawl to post-launch monitoring.

SEO safety

SEO under control at every stage

Before we switch production, every important URL has its place in the new architecture - and after launch we monitor indexing.

  1. 01 Full crawl of the current site
  2. 02 URL inventory
  3. 03 Old → new mapping
  4. 04 301 redirects
  5. 05 Canonicals and metadata
  6. 06 Schema.org
  7. 07 Sitemap and robots.txt
  8. 08 Search Console before and after
  9. 09 404 and indexing monitoring

Wondering if a migration makes sense for you?

Show us your current Webflow site - we will assess the scope, risks and possible gains before you decide.

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How does the migration work?

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Step 1

Audit and inventory

Technology, URLs, content, SEO, integrations, forms and analytics.

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Step 2

Architecture design

Astro, CMS, content models, hosting and an integration plan.

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Step 3

Frontend rebuild

Components, templates, interactions and design.

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Step 4

Content migration

CMS collections, media and metadata.

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Step 5

SEO and testing

301 redirects, canonicals, schema, Core Web Vitals, GA4/GTM and QA.

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Step 6

Launch and monitoring

Production switch, DNS, Search Console and post-launch checks.

From the audit to stable post-launch operation - without chaos or downtime.

/ case studies

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When is it worth moving to Astro?

If you recognize several of the points below, further growth on Webflow may be less profitable than a rebuild.

Checklist

Does this sound familiar?

  • You are planning site growth or new features within the next year
  • Maintenance is eating a growing share of your budget
  • A redesign or rebranding is coming - a natural moment to change the architecture
  • Marketing needs a convenient CMS, development needs more freedom
  • You want to connect a CRM, automations or AI, and the current platform makes it hard
  • Performance and SEO have a real impact on your revenue
  • You are ending the relationship with your current vendor or agency
Honest assessment

Before we start

  • Audit before the decision - we analyze the current website before recommending a migration.
  • Scope and risks on the table - after the audit you get a scope, recommended architecture, timeline and quote.
  • A clear recommendation - if the migration will not bring enough value, we will tell you before the project starts.

What does the architecture look like after the migration?

In Webflow, design, CMS, hosting and publishing are one closed platform. That is convenient at the start, but each of these layers ends where Webflow's capabilities and pricing end.

After the migration the layers are separated: content lives in a CMS (Webflow through the Content API or a new headless CMS), the frontend is Astro components in a repository, and everything is served from Cloudflare infrastructure. The code belongs to you, and the site's growth is not capped by a platform plan.

We rebuild interactions and animations in CSS and JavaScript - they look the same, but need no Webflow runtime and weigh much less.

What affects the scope and the quote?

Every migration is different, so we do not work from made-up price lists. The scope depends primarily on the number of page types, the amount of CMS content, the complexity of interactions and animations, and the integrations and forms that need to be moved.

It also matters whether the design stays 1:1 or gets refreshed along the way, and where the content should ultimately live.

After the audit we prepare a concrete scope, risks, recommended architecture, timeline and quote. Only then do you decide whether to start the project.

What happens after launch?

The migration does not end on DNS switch day. For the first weeks we monitor indexing, 404 errors and Core Web Vitals to make sure Google has correctly picked up the new version.

Further development happens in a controlled process: changes go through the repository, code review and staging, and deployments are automated and reversible.

Common questions about the migration

The goal of the migration is to preserve your visibility. Before launch we run a full crawl, URL mapping and 301 redirects, and after launch we monitor indexing and 404 errors in Search Console.

Yes - we rebuild the Webflow design 1:1 in Astro components. A migration is also a good moment for a refresh, but that is a separate decision, not a requirement.

We rebuild them in code (CSS and JavaScript) - without depending on the Webflow runtime. The effect looks the same and weighs less.

Not necessarily. Webflow CMS stays unchanged and runs as headless - we fetch content through the Content API. In practice, collection and item limits are often one of the reasons to migrate, so we decide after the audit.

Forms, GA4/GTM and external integrations are migrated and tested before launch - it is a fixed part of the SEO and QA stage.

It depends on the number of page types, content, interactions and integrations. After the audit we prepare a concrete scope, timeline and quote.

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