Webflow site plans run roughly $14–$39 / month, plus a paid Workspace seat for every editor — which gets expensive fast for teams and agencies. Webflow does let you export static HTML/CSS/JS, but the export is incomplete: it drops your CMS collections, your forms stop working (Webflow forms only submit on Webflow hosting), site search and e-commerce are excluded, and you lose the Designer. So you can export the code but not a working site. We finish the job: a fully working codebase you own — forms, dynamic content and interactions all still work — with no monthly plan and no per-seat fees.
Site plans run roughly $14–$39 a month, and every person who edits the site needs a paid Workspace seat on top. For a team or an agency running several sites, those two bills compound — and you pay them for as long as the site exists. A migration is a one-off; after it, hosting is free.
Webflow lets you export static HTML/CSS/JS — but the export drops your CMS collections, your forms stop working, and commerce and site search are excluded. You get the code, not a running site. We deliver the working version: CMS pages render, forms submit, interactions fire.
Even a modest Webflow site is a subscription that runs forever — hosting and CMS you're renting rather than owning. Rebuilt as a clean codebase, the same site hosts free on Cloudflare Pages and there's nothing left to pay each month.
Maintaining a Webflow site means keeping a Designer subscription and working inside Webflow's own tooling. We rebuild on plain HTML/CSS/JS that any developer — or an AI editor — can maintain anywhere, with no Designer subscription needed.
Three stages. You can stop after any of them. One-off pricing — no subscription, no seat fees, no lock-in.
We take your Webflow site and rebuild it as a clean, structured codebase — same pages, same content, same look. Unlike a raw export, the CMS-driven pages still render, forms still submit, and interactions still fire. Page weight drops, load is faster, and you own the files outright.
£200–£500 one-off · quoted up front by site size
If your Webflow layout has dated, we produce a fresh redesign on top of the squashed baseline — mobile, SEO and modern layout patterns rolled in.
+£300 one-off · ~24 hours
Our designers do a polish pass so the result has real personality rather than a stock-template feel — about 2 designer hours instead of 10.
+£500 one-off · ships with the redesign
Webflow is a monthly bill plus a seat fee for every editor, and it owns your ability to leave. Our model: pay once, keep the working site, owe us nothing.
From £200 one-off
From £1,000 one-off
Webflow's site plans plus per-seat fees run on forever, every month, and a raw export leaves you with broken forms and a dropped CMS. Our migration is a one-off from £200 that delivers a fully working site you own — and then you walk away with a real codebase instead of a rental.
Yes, but the export isn't a working site. Webflow exports static HTML/CSS/JS while dropping your CMS collections, breaking your forms (they only submit on Webflow hosting), and excluding commerce and site search. You get the code, not a running site. We deliver a fully working owned site — CMS pages render, forms submit, interactions fire.
We migrate your CMS collections into the owned codebase so your dynamic pages still render — blog posts, listings, case studies and the like — without a Webflow subscription keeping them online.
Yes. A raw Webflow export leaves forms dead because they only submit on Webflow's own hosting. We re-wire your forms to a third-party handler (Formspree, Basin, Netlify Forms) so submissions still reach you on the owned site.
Webflow's code export excludes commerce entirely, so a store won't survive a raw export. For a shop we'll talk through the best owned-code path (a lightweight cart, Stripe, or a headless setup) before quoting — send us the URL and we'll advise.
Nothing changes about ownership. Your domain stays with your registrar; we point its DNS at free Cloudflare hosting, and you can move hosting anywhere, anytime.
It's standard HTML/CSS/JS in a normal git repo, so any developer — or an AI coding tool — can edit it, with no Designer subscription needed. Hire a freelancer for an hour, use your own team, or send changes back to us as a paid one-off. Nothing ongoing.