Webflow migration services.
Whatever your site runs on today, Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, or hand-written code, we move it to Webflow with the content, the design, and the rankings all arriving together.
Plan my move ↗Outgrown the platform, tied to the content.
The problem
Site builders are easy to start on and hard to leave. Years of pages, images, and search rankings feel welded to a platform that stopped fitting the business a while ago.
Our solution
We unweld it carefully: content extracted and restructured, design rebuilt or refreshed in Webflow, and a redirect map that walks Google from every old URL to its new one.
On Squarespace or Wix and hitting the ceiling? That is the most common move we make.
Get a migration plan ↗Migration services.
From any platform, one careful path to Webflow.
Squarespace to Webflow
Out of the template box and into a site designed for the brand, content included.
Wix to Webflow
Pages, images, and SEO settings moved from Wix into a cleaner, faster build.
WordPress to Webflow
The deepest migration we run, with its own dedicated process and page.
Custom-coded sites
Hand-built sites recreated in Webflow so a developer is no longer needed for every edit.
SEO preservation
URL mapping, metadata parity, and redirects, so rankings travel with the site.
Refresh on the way
Keep the design as is, or use the move to finally fix it. Either path is quoted upfront.
Not sure which of these you need? We will map it with you in a free call.
Book a free call ↗Platforms we migrate from.
The builders and stacks we most often move sites off, onto Webflow.
Our migration process.
The same careful sequence, whatever the source platform.
Why moves go smoothly here.
A migration should be an upgrade nobody outside the project even notices happened.
Nothing left behind
Pages, posts, images, and metadata reconciled against the source before cutover.
Google follows along
Redirects and parity checks turn a risky move into a routine one for your rankings.
Live until the switch
The old site keeps serving visitors until the minute Webflow takes over.
Usually faster after
Most sites leave a builder slower than the Webflow site they arrive on. Speed is part of the upgrade.
Migration fits when.
Industries we serve.
Think GAP3 is the right fit for your team? Tell us about your project.
Start a project ↗Migration questions, answered.
Squarespace, Wix, Weebly, WordPress, Duda, Framer, and custom-coded sites are the regulars. If your platform can export or be crawled, it can move.
Content is exported and extracted, the design is rebuilt or refreshed in Webflow, and every Squarespace URL is redirected to its new home. Your site stays live on Squarespace until cutover.
Yes, when redirects and metadata are handled properly, which is the core of our process. We monitor Search Console after the switch until the transfer is confirmed.
Usually, yes, and often improved in the details. Or use the move as the redesign moment. Both paths get a fixed quote so you can compare.
The domain points to Webflow at cutover; email stays wherever it lives today, untouched. We handle the DNS changes with you.
Simple builder sites move in two to three weeks. Larger sites with heavy content or a redesign run four to six. The quote carries the date.
No. The old site serves until the new one takes over, and the DNS switch itself is seamless for visitors.
A fixed price based on page count, content volume, and design scope. For most builder sites it is a modest project with a large quality jump.
The old site remains available as a rollback during the monitoring window, and we stay on watch until Search Console confirms the move settled.