Move From Webflow to Astro Without Losing Marketing Control.
We rebuild your Webflow site in Astro, Tailwind, and Sanity, migrate your content and indexed URLs, and give marketing live preview and reusable page blocks. You own the codebase without turning routine content updates into developer tickets.

Teams we have built and migrated for:
Khod feels like an extension of our team; fast, proactive, and always delivering beyond expectations.
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Head of Growth & Conversion Systems @Chili Piper
They rebuilt our site through multiple iterations and are now helping us scale 60+ SEO landing pages.
Ethan Clouser
Head of Marketing @Bland AI
They helped us launch an enterprise-ready site despite tight deadlines.
Anna Maikova
Head of Product Marketing & GTM @Synthflow AI
Their quick execution keeps our campaigns on schedule and our pipeline moving.
Madeleine Work
Head of Marketing @PortPro
Within six weeks of launch, traffic and conversions more than 2×-ed.
Brandon Redlinger
Fractional CMO @Avarra AI
They clarified our AI product for non-technical buyers — and within weeks, we were generating daily organic leads and demos.
Kyle Fedewa
Co-Founder @Speculo AI

They migrated our redesigned Webflow site without losing SEO momentum and boosted technical health to 95%.
Ariel Eiberman
CMO @Cryptoworth
Why would I move off
Webflow to Astro?
New Features Need Workarounds
What should be a normal website feature turns into custom embeds, third-party tools, scripts, or some awkward combination of all three.
The CMS Became Messy
Collections multiply, relationships are hard to model, and simple content structures start requiring increasingly complicated workarounds.
Simple Requests Keep Turning Into Bigger Projects
A new tool, gated area, personalized page, or deeper integration sounds straightforward. Then it needs another script, service, embed, or workaround just to make it fit the existing setup.
We keep asking “Can Webflow do this?”
New ideas get filtered through what the platform supports before the team even considers what would actually be best for the business.
Performance Keeps Getting Worse
Every new script, integration, and workaround adds more weight. Eventually, improving load times starts feeling like fighting the platform instead of fixing the site.
We’re paying more and still hitting limits
More traffic, more CMS usage, more seats, or more advanced requirements can push you toward increasingly expensive plans without solving the underlying constraints.
Benefits of Migrating to Astro
Moving off Webflow gives you more control over what the site can do, how content is structured, and what actually gets shipped to the browser.
Build What the Business Actually Needs
Astro renders most of the page as HTML and sends JavaScript only to the components that actually need it. Content-heavy pages stay lightweight by default.
Keep Interactivity Where You Need It
Forms, calculators, search, animations, and other interactive components can still behave like applications without making the entire site one.
Choose the CMS That Fits Your Team
Pair Astro with Sanity, Storyblok, Payload, Contentful, or another headless CMS based on how your team actually creates and publishes content.

Own a Simpler Frontend
Your pages, components, redirects, integrations, and styles live in a codebase you control without carrying a full application framework when the site does not need one.
Ship Faster With Coding Agents
Agents can work directly across the repository, handling repetitive implementation while architecture, design decisions, and QA stay human.
What happens to my Webflow setup in Astro?
You are not starting from zero. The content, design system, URLs, forms, integrations, and functionality all have a destination in the new stack.
| In Webflow | In Astro |
|---|---|
| Designer | Rebuilt as reusable components in code. Marketing controls content and predefined page sections through the CMS. |
| CMS collections | Become structured content types in Sanity, Storyblok, Payload, Contentful, or another headless CMS. |
| Classes and styles | Rebuilt as a reusable component and styling system, typically using Tailwind. |
| Interactions and animations | Recreated with CSS or lightweight JavaScript where needed. |
| Forms | Connected to your existing CRM, form provider, or backend endpoint. |
| Hosting | Moves to Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, or another Git-based host. |
| SSL and CDN | Handled by the hosting provider. |
| Redirects | Stored in code or hosting configuration and tested before launch. |
| Site search | Rebuilt using a search service or an index generated from your content. |
| Memberships | Replaced with the authentication provider that fits the requirement. |
| Ecommerce | Usually moves to Shopify, Stripe, or another commerce layer. |
| Third-party scripts | Loaded only on the pages or components that actually need them. |
| SEO setup | Metadata, canonicals, schema, sitemap logic, and indexed URLs are carried across and checked before launch. |
How the migration works
We move the site in six stages, from auditing the current Webflow setup to monitoring the new Astro site after launch. Most migrations take 2 to 6 weeks, depending on complexity and whether the site is being redesigned.
Audit
We map every indexed URL, CMS collection, form, interaction, integration, and custom feature before anything gets rebuilt.
Design (if needed)
If the current site still works visually, we rebuild it as-is. If you want to redesign during the migration, we handle that before development starts.
Build
We rebuild the frontend in Astro, create the component system, connect the CMS, migrate the content, and recreate the functionality that needs to come across.
SEO and redirect QA
Every existing URL is accounted for. We test redirects and compare metadata, headings, canonicals, schema, and sitemaps before launch.
Launch
Once everything checks out, we handle the cutover and watch the new site closely as real traffic starts hitting it.
Monitor
We keep watching rankings, crawl errors, and Core Web Vitals for 90 days after launch so migration issues do not get discovered weeks later.
Project Highlights

The Accountant Quits: A Brand Going Back to Its Roots
Khod moved The Accountant Quits' 110-episode site off Webflow onto a custom Astro/Sanity stack in about a week, after its education arm split off into its own brand. The client can still edit everything themselves — just not in Webflow anymore.

Chili Piper: Repositioning & Solving a $65K/Year Webflow Enterprise Problem
Switching Webflow partners unlocked a solution Chili Piper didn’t know existed—avoiding a forced Enterprise upgrade and saving $65K+ per year in hosting costs.

Bland AI: A High-Speed Revamp That Drove 35% More Traffic Post-Series B
Delivered in record time ahead of their Series B announcement. Since launch, Bland AI saw a 35% increase in organic traffic from their ideal customer profiles — plus stronger on-site conversions.

Synthflow AI: Turning $20M Raise Into a Scalable Web Presence
Launched with a speedy delivery just ahead of Synthflow’s Series A announcement. The new homepage now anchors their go-to-market efforts with a product-led, conversion-focused experience.
Pricing and timeline
The size of the site matters, but complexity matters more. CMS structure, interactions, integrations, custom functionality, and whether we redesign the site all affect the scope.
Timeline
Most Webflow to Astro migrations take 2–6 weeks.
Timeline depends on:
- Number of pages and CMS items
- Complexity of the content model
- Custom interactions and animations
- Forms and integrations
- Whether we keep the current design or redesign it
- How much cleanup is needed before content moves
A straightforward rebuild sits toward the short end. A redesign, new content model, or heavier custom functionality pushes it toward six weeks.
Investment
Most Webflow to Astro migrations land in the four figures to low five figures.
The exact cost depends on the size of the site, CMS complexity, custom functionality, interactions, integrations, and whether design work is included.
Post-launch support
The site is yours at launch. Ongoing support can stay with us.
Support is handled through a monthly retainer with reserved team capacity for ongoing development, design, maintenance, and improvements.
Actionable Playbooks for Migrating off Webflow
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you migrate Webflow directly to Astro?
Not with a one-click export. Webflow can export static frontend code, but CMS content, forms, search, interactions, and other platform functionality still need to be rebuilt or replaced. We use the existing site as the source of truth and migrate each part deliberately.
Do I need a new CMS?
Usually. We most often use Sanity, but Astro also works with Storyblok, Payload, Contentful, Git-based content, and other headless CMSs. The right choice depends on how your team creates and publishes content.
Can our marketing team still edit the site?
Yes. With a headless CMS such as Sanity, marketers can edit content, preview changes, and build pages from predefined sections without touching the codebase. New layout types still need to be created by a developer first.
Will moving from Webflow to Astro hurt SEO?
It can if the migration is handled badly. We map every indexed URL, test redirects, carry over metadata and schema, validate the sitemap, and monitor rankings and crawl errors after launch.
What happens to Webflow forms and interactions?
Forms are connected to a new form handler, CRM, or backend endpoint. Webflow interactions are recreated in CSS or JavaScript where needed. We inventory both during the audit so they are included in the migration scope.
Astro or Next.js?
Astro is usually a better fit for content-heavy marketing sites where most pages do not need much client-side JavaScript. Next.js makes more sense when the site needs heavier application logic, authentication, personalization, or app-like functionality.
How long does a Webflow to Astro migration take?
Most take 2 to 6 weeks. A like-for-like rebuild sits toward the short end, while redesigns, more complex content models, and heavier custom functionality take longer.
How much does a Webflow to Astro migration cost?
Most projects land in the four figures to low five figures. The final price depends on the site size, CMS complexity, interactions, integrations, custom functionality, and whether design work is included.
When should we stay on Webflow?
When it still does what you need without creating meaningful technical or commercial friction. If your team depends heavily on the Designer, the site is relatively straightforward, and the roadmap still fits the platform, rebuilding the stack may not be worth it.
It’s time to leave Webflow’s limitations behind.
We’ll audit your current site, map what needs to move, and give you a clear plan for rebuilding it in Astro without losing the content, SEO, or functionality that already works.

















