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WordPress to Webflow — without the migration mess.

Replatform to Webflow with redirects, structure, and stability handled — so you gain speed and lose plugin anxiety.

Plugin failures keep hitting production

Downtime is not a maintenance problem when it lands on a prospect mid-enquiry.

Your CMS fights every content change

Routine edits queue behind a developer, so the site stops reflecting the business.

Maintenance cost and risk have outgrown the platform

You are paying to keep a stack alive rather than to improve it.

Full WordPress or legacy migration

Content, CMS collections, and templates mapped into Webflow properly — not pasted.

URL mapping and redirect planning

Search equity protected by a redirect map written before anything goes live.

Redesign or faithful rebuild — your call

Some clients migrate first and elevate later. Both are legitimate.

Localization when you need it

Bilingual and multi-language handled with Webflow Localization, not a translate widget.

Post-launch QA and stabilization

We stay on it through the window where migration problems actually surface.

IDEAL FOR
Marketing sites stuck on WordPress, fragile plugin stacks, and bilingual rebuilds.
TIMELINE SIGNAL
Many migrations complete in about six weeks, depending on page count, integrations, and content. We will scope it honestly.
How long does a WordPress to Webflow migration take?
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Many migrations complete in about six weeks, depending on page count, integrations and content. Larger builds take longer: the Castle Building Centres recruitment site took eight weeks, including video production. We scope every project before we commit to a date.

Will we lose our Google rankings when we move to Webflow?
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Not if the move is planned properly. We map every existing URL, write the 301 redirect plan before launch, carry over titles, meta descriptions and headings, and resubmit the sitemap. No migration is zero-risk, and we tell you exactly what we watch in the weeks after launch.

Can you migrate our blog posts and CMS content?
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Yes. Blog posts, case studies, team profiles and other repeatable content are mapped into Webflow CMS collections, with categories, authors and images intact. Your team can keep publishing from day one, without a developer.

Do we have to redesign the site to move to Webflow?
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No. Some clients migrate first and redesign later, keeping the current look while gaining a stable platform. Many use the move as the moment to rethink structure and design, because the content is being rebuilt anyway. Both are legitimate, and we will recommend one.

What happens to our forms, plugins and integrations?
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We list every plugin and integration before the build starts. Most plugins are replaced by native Webflow features, and forms, CRMs, booking tools and analytics are reconnected through integrations or embeds, then tested before launch.

Is Webflow better than WordPress for SEO?
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Webflow gives clean code, managed hosting, automatic SSL and full control over titles, meta, schema and redirects without plugins. WordPress can rank well too, but only while its plugins stay updated and compatible. When Handsome Home Buyer left a plugin-heavy WordPress build, uptime improved 95%.

Can you migrate a bilingual or multilingual site?
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Yes. We use Webflow Localization from the start: one design system, a translated version of each page, and translated URLs and metadata so every language can rank on its own. No translation widgets bolted on afterwards.

Will our team be able to edit the site after launch?
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Yes. Pages and CMS content are edited in Webflow’s editor without touching code, and we walk your team through it at handover. Our Care plans cover updates, fixes and improvements after launch.

Ready to leave WordPress behind?

Send us the site. We will tell you what the migration actually involves and what it protects.

or emailhello@espress.digital