Webflow to Next.js Migration Service

No. We build a full 301 redirect map covering every URL on your Webflow site and carry over all meta titles, descriptions, Open Graph data, and structured markup. We submit the new sitemap to Google Search Console and monitor indexing for 30 days post-launch. Most clients see ranking improvements within 4–6 weeks once better Core Web Vitals scores kick in.

We use Webflow's CMS API and CSV exports to pull all collection items, then run automated scripts to grab associated media assets. Rich text fields, reference relationships, and multi-image galleries all map to typed Sanity schemas. Nothing gets lost—and honestly, your editors usually end up with a better content management experience than they had in Webflow.

Yes. We set up Sanity Studio with a visual editing interface where your team can create, preview, and publish content directly. Changes appear on the live site within seconds via Incremental Static Regeneration. We include a hands-on training session and documentation so your team can operate independently from day one.

A typical marketing site with 20–50 pages and a few CMS collections takes 4–6 weeks. Larger sites with complex interactions, e-commerce, or custom integrations can run 8–10 weeks. We give you an exact timeline in the migration assessment once we've reviewed your site's architecture and content model.

We rebuild them in React using Framer Motion, which gives tighter control over timing, easing, and scroll-triggered behavior. The rebuilt animations often perform better because we can optimize for GPU acceleration and cut down on layout shifts. Complex Lottie animations get ported directly.

For most sites, the total cost works out comparable or lower. Vercel's Pro plan is $20/month and handles serious traffic with edge caching. Sanity's free tier covers most content needs, and the Growth tier is $99/month for larger teams. You cut Webflow's per-seat editor costs and CMS item limits, which usually makes the switch cost-neutral.