Migrating from WordPress to Webflow

Yes. We can export dynamic content from WordPress and import it into Webflow. First, we convert the exported XML to CSV, and then we create a CMS collection in Webflow and upload the data to the correct fields. Text and images often benefit from additional optimization for better SEO and AEO.

Not yet. Although new tools appear regularly – and we actively test them – none have proven reliable enough to actually save time. For this reason, we prefer manual migration, which gives us full control over design, structure, and functionality.

It depends on the size of the site, the number of changes planned, and how many CMS collections it contains. Most migrations take a few weeks.

The final cost mainly depends on the following factors: amount of content, number of pages, design complexity (number of sections, animations, interactions), number of language versions, integrations of external tools, custom-developed elements, number and complexity of forms.

Unlikely. Technically, we do everything possible to maintain or improve your SEO: we transfer metadata, preserve URL structure, set up redirects, and optimize performance and loading speed.

After launch, it's normal to see small, temporary fluctuations – usually within a few weeks – while search engines get used to the changes. In the long term, we typically see improvements in organic traffic compared to the original state. This applies not only to SEO, but also to AEO (Answer Engine Optimization).

It might be due to the fact that we continue to develop the website with our clients and work on content. Migration itself is just a tool, and the result always depends on the content strategy.

Yes. Webflow generates fast, clean code, uses a global CDN, and we further optimize your content during migration. Most websites see a noticeable speed boost and improved Core Web Vitals.

Forms must be rebuilt in Webflow. We set up all necessary integrations (e.g. emailing or CRM) either directly in Webflow or via external services. If your forms are not overly complex, this is usually a straightforward process.

Yes. First we develop and test everything on a staging site (your-domain.webflow.io), and once approved, we update the DNS records to switch to your existing domain (e.g., your-domain.com).

Yes. Webflow runs on a closed infrastructure with automatic SSL and regular updates. Most Webflow websites don't require external plugins, which significantly reduces security risks and maintenance costs.

Yes – Webflow has a few technical and pricing limitations worth knowing about.

You won't encounter them on most websites, but hosting of larger projects (e.g., multi-site corporate groups or multilingual sites) can become more expensive with each additional site or language mutation.

Technical limits include: number of static pages (approx. 100), number of CMS items depending on site plan (e.g. 10 000), and bandwidth limit (requiring higher-tier site plans for very high-traffic websites).

Webflow is highly reliable – it uses a global CDN and Cloudflare infrastructure.

In August 2025, Webflow publicly addressed temporary Editor outages that affected developers (editing was limited for several days), but websites remained online the entire time.

Such situations are rare , and Webflow is generally more stable than traditional hosting. In the unlikely event of a long-term outage, the site can be exported and hosted elsewhere temporarily.

Absolutely. Webflow Editor is more intuitive than WordPress. You edit content directly on the page, without navigating through a complex admin interface. 99% of clients appreciate the new system.

After one hour of training, your employees can confidently update texts, images, and add blog posts. Unlike WordPress, there's virtually no risk of breaking anything or deleting some important settings.

No! Webflow updates automatically in the background. No manual updates, no broken plugins, no security patches.

You only pay for monthly hosting.

If you need design changes or new features, you can update the site yourself or order a specific modification from us – but there's no mandatory monthly maintenance fee.

Yes. After launch and initial stabilization, we offer ongoing support through SLA-based maintenance with guaranteed response time or hourly retainer for long-term development. Find out more about our carefree maintenance.

One of Webflow's main benefits is that after a short training session, you can handle most routine updates yourself.

Webflow itself barely uses cookies, so in theory, a simple notice stating that the website doesn't collect any data could be enough. In practice, most websites need cookies – for analytics to measure traffic, or third-party interactive features (maps, videos, etc.).

We use Cookie Script, which meets all our requirements and is fully compliant with EU legislation. As part of the migration, we usually include “Cookie Script setup and integration". Subscription costs roughly CZK 4-6k per year.

GDPR compliance remains the client's responsibility. We recommend consulting with legal experts and transparently informing visitors about how their personal data is processed.