
WordPress to Webflow migration
WordPress to Webflow migration for UK marketing teams who need a faster site they can edit without a developer. We move your content, protect your rankings and redirect every changed URL.
In short
Moving from WordPress to Webflow means rebuilding your design in Webflow, importing content into CMS collections and redirecting every URL that changes. Done right, you keep your rankings and stop worrying about plugin updates, patches and separate hosting.
What moves over
Pages and blog posts
Images and files
Titles, descriptions and schema
Forms and tracking
WordPress vs Webflow
Both are good platforms. The difference is who maintains the site and how much your team can change without a developer.
The migration checklist
The checks we perform on every move. Use this to brief any agency, including us.
Before switch-over
Complete crawl and URL inventory
Current rankings and top pages recorded as a baseline
Content mapped to CMS collections
Redirect map signed off
Forms, analytics and tags listed
Staging site tested on real devices
After launch
Every 301 redirect live and tested
Sitemap submitted to Search Console
Crawl errors checked daily
Rankings compared with the baseline
Keep your old hosting until checks are done
Your staff learn how to use the Webflow Editor
How long it takes
You’ll receive a timeline with the quote following the audit.
Stage 1
Audit
We crawl the site, record rankings and list every page, template and integration.
Stage 2
Rebuild
Your design rebuilt or refreshed in Webflow, with CMS collections set up for your content.
Stage 3
Migrate
Content imported, internal links rewritten and redirects added for every changed URL.
Stage 4
Switch over
We point your domain at Webflow, test every redirect and submit the new sitemap.
30 days after
Monitor
Daily Search Console checks to fix issues before they impact your traffic.
We protect what ranks
Most traffic lost during a migration comes from broken URLs and missing metadata. Both are preventable, so we check them before, during and after the move.
A 301 redirect for every changed URL
Titles, descriptions and schema carried over
Internal links rewritten to the new URLs
Daily Search Console monitoring for 30 days
Questions
Will our Google rankings drop?
What is the cost of a WordPress to Webflow migration?
Can you migrate our blog posts automatically?
Is it possible to keep our current design?
What if our shop uses WooCommerce?
Can you migrate a multilingual site?
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