TL;DR
- GRAFIT is the best growth design partner for Series A and B B2B SaaS and tech teams that want the WordPress to Webflow migration built as a design system their marketing team can run, with the same team available for landing pages, ads, and conversion rate optimization (CRO) after launch.
- Amply and Flow Ninja suit teams that want Webflow specialists running the move. Amply runs scoped migration projects with a published price range, while Flow Ninja rolls the migration into an embedded website operations (WebOps) team on a 12-month retainer.
- Veza Digital and Edgar Allan fit migrations that carry a second job. Veza pairs the move with ongoing SEO or answer engine optimization (AEO); Edgar Allan works when the WordPress exit is also a brand transformation.
If you're moving off WordPress, it's usually because new pages wait on a developer and plugin updates keep breaking templates. The move rebuilds your URLs, redirects, content management system (CMS) collections, and the paths buyers take to a demo.
Here are five agencies that plan all four as one build, and the kind of migration each one fits best.
How We Evaluated These WordPress to Webflow Migration Agencies
We judged every agency on this list, including our own, against five filters. Each one works as a test you can run on any shortlist.
- Verified Webflow partner status: We checked each agency's listing in Webflow's partner directory, since agencies describe partner levels differently on their websites. All five agencies here are Premium Partners, so treat status as the baseline and let migration proof decide.
- Named WordPress migration proof: We looked for a client that moved off WordPress, with specifics on what moved: page counts, CMS items, languages, or integrations. Logo walls and self-reported migration totals didn't qualify.
- Search continuity built into the migration: Evidence meant a URL inventory, a redirect map, preserved metadata and structured data, and checks on forms and analytics before and after launch. Our B2B SaaS website migration guide covers what that work involves.
- A structure planned for buyers and editors: The new site has to answer the questions buyers ask while they compare vendors, and it has to let your marketers publish the next page without a developer. Page types and CMS collections have to serve both.
- Post-launch ownership and support terms: We checked who fixes redirect and tracking problems once the site is live, and for how long. We also looked for CMS training at handover and clear terms for ongoing support, such as minimums and commitment length.
These filters protect the two things a migration puts at risk: organic pipeline and your team's publishing speed.
→ If you're still deciding on the platform, start with our Webflow vs WordPress comparison. If you need ongoing Webflow development more than a move, see our list of Webflow development agencies.
WordPress to Webflow Migration Agencies Compared
1. GRAFIT: Best Growth Design Partner for WordPress to Webflow Migrations Built to Convert
At GRAFIT, we're a growth design partner for Series A and B B2B SaaS companies and B2B tech consultancies, working as an embedded extension of your growth team. Our clients include teams backed by Y Combinator, Sequoia, and First Round.
A WordPress to Webflow migration is often where that work starts, and we treat the move as the moment to fix how the site sells. Your URLs and search foundations come across intact, while we rebuild the page structure around how your buyers evaluate you.
Webflow is just one of the stacks we build on. We also work in Framer and in AI-native headless architectures, such as Astro with a structured CMS like Sanity, built for AI-assisted publishing.
GRAFIT Key Services
For a WordPress move, we combine the migration itself with the system your marketers run once it's done:
- Migration inventory, URL mapping, and permanent redirects
- Content and media transfer into a structured Webflow CMS
- Reusable component and design systems
- Forms, integrations, consent, analytics, and tracking checks before and after launch
- Launch QA and 30 days of post-launch validation with fixes included
- Documentation and live CMS training
- Growth work after launch, when you want it
Migration Planning That Protects Rankings and Lead Flow
A WordPress site carries years of URLs, metadata, plugin functions, forms, and tracking, and all of it moves at once.
Our website migration service starts with an agreed inventory of pages and dependencies, plus launch criteria and a recovery plan, before anything moves. We map every changed URL to a permanent redirect and carry SEO metadata and schema across. We also check forms and analytics on both sides of the switch.
After launch, we spend 30 days validating the move and fixing any defect it caused. Search visibility can shift during any migration, so the plan's job is to cut that risk and catch problems early.
Design Systems Your Marketing Team Can Run
IC Project's WordPress site showed only a fraction of the product, and every change went through a developer, which blocked the marketing team's campaigns.
We rebuilt it in Webflow on a design system of 80+ components and launched 50+ pages in Polish and English as one release, with no downtime, in six weeks.
Six months later, the same traffic was producing 36% more demo requests and 34% more returning users.
Read the IC Project case study →
For your team, the component count matters less than what it lets you do. Your marketers assemble new comparison, industry, or campaign pages from approved sections instead of rebuilding them from scratch, and structured collections handle recurring content the same way.
Webflow Builds That Stay Fast as Content Grows
Moving platforms is also the moment to clear out the technical debt a WordPress site collects, from heavy themes to plugin scripts on every page. We build the Webflow side as a structured CMS with reusable components, so speed holds up as your content library grows.
We built Callstack's site the same way: 1,306 CMS items across 23 collections, and a Lighthouse performance score that went from 34 to 90 after the six-week rebuild.
Lighthouse 34 to 90: read the Callstack case study →
The Same Team on Your Backlog After Launch
Launch day doesn't clear the marketing backlog. A product release still needs its page, paid campaigns need landing page variants and fresh ad creative, and a positioning change has to reach the homepage.
Our website growth and CRO work keeps the team that mapped your migration on those requests, with your positioning, brand rules, analytics, and past test results already in hand.
When Gentrace launched its new site and product video alongside its $8M Series A, we stayed on for the growth work that followed.
Read the Gentrace case study →
This is where we recommend an ongoing partnership. You can start with the website project alone and add that support later, based on what your team needs.
GRAFIT Pricing
We scope every migration around your page count, content volume, integrations, and design work. We price the ongoing partnership separately, and you can add it at launch or months later.
Where GRAFIT Shines
- Launch assets from the same team: Product videos and the motion design inside your pages come from the team building the site, so a launch doesn't wait on a separate video vendor.
- Brand systems when the move needs a refresh: Brand guidelines and visual identity work run inside the same engagement, so a repositioning can go live with the new site.
- Conversion tracking tied to pipeline: We set up analytics and events around demo requests and signups, so you can see what the new site produces from its first month.
- Webflow credentials: We're a Webflow Premium Partner with Enterprise distinction, a 2025 Professional Partner of the Year finalist, and a Top New Partner finalist in 2024.
When Another Partner May Fit Better
- Production-only rebuilds: If you have final designs and only need pages rebuilt at the lowest cost, a production-focused Webflow developer fits better.
- A standalone SEO or content program: We handle search continuity inside the migration. For ongoing keyword and content work after launch, pair us with an SEO agency.
- E-commerce stores: If you're moving a WooCommerce store, a commerce-focused partner fits better.
GRAFIT Customer Reviews
IC Project's COO, Norbert Sinkiewicz, on how the work ran:
"GRAFIT was never just a vendor. They brought their own know-how, ideas, and tech to the table, and together we built an IC Project site we're genuinely proud of."
Mike Grabowski, Callstack's Founder & CTO, on what the component system changed for marketing:
"Thanks to Grafit, our site finally scales with us. The component-based system and clear documentation mean our marketing team can spin up new pages in hours. I'd recommend them to any tech company that wants to move fast without compromising on quality."
On Clutch, we hold a 5.0 rating across 28 reviews.
Who GRAFIT Is Best For
- Heads of Growth and CMOs at Series A/B B2B SaaS companies: Your WordPress site can't keep up with campaign demand, and you want the migration to end in a system your team can run and a partner that keeps improving it.
- Founders whose website no longer reflects the company: A funding round, repositioning, or launch has outgrown the current site, and the move to Webflow is the moment to fix it.
- B2B tech and consulting firms: Your digital presence undersells the work, and you need a migration that improves conversion rather than copying the old site onto a new platform.
2. Amply: Best for Fast, Scoped WordPress to Webflow Migrations
Amply builds Webflow sites for B2B tech startups, with branding and SEO handled by the same team. It rebuilds each WordPress site from the ground up in Webflow and moves the existing content across, without automated converters. The fit is a growth-stage team that wants the move scoped up front and finished in weeks.
Key Services
- A migration sheet before anything moves: Amply audits every page, post type, URL, SEO field, and active plugin first, then tracks each page, redirect, and function that has to survive the move in one spreadsheet.
- WordPress post types rebuilt as Webflow collections: Custom post types, custom fields, and categories become CMS collections with mapped fields and linked references, so your team edits content without touching the design.
- Plugin functions rebuilt without plugins: Forms, popups, search, filtering, and gated content move to Webflow-native features or tools like Memberstack, Jetboost, and Finsweet Attributes.
- SEO reapplied, then monitored: Amply re-enters titles, descriptions, alt text, Open Graph tags, and schema manually, maps every old URL to a 301 redirect, and watches Search Console for the first 30 days after launch.
Pricing
Retainers run on a one-year contract with a 60-day trial period, and hours beyond the plan are billed as overage or covered by moving up a tier.
Where Amply Shines
- Match or modernize: Amply can keep your current design or refresh it while the site moves.
- Design on the same retainer: The Design + Webflow tier adds landing page, product, and motion design to ongoing Webflow work.
- A dedicated team option: The top tier assigns a designer or Webflow developer who isn’t shared across accounts, with weekly sync calls.
- Editor onboarding: Webflow Editor training is included in every migration project.
When Another Partner May Fit Better
- Light support after launch: Amply’s retainers run on a one-year contract, so if you only expect occasional fixes, a pay-as-you-go support plan fits better.
- Still weighing headless: If Webflow isn't settled and a headless build is on the table, a platform-agnostic partner gives you more options.
Customer Review
"We came to Amply to transition our website from WordPress to Webflow. During that, we did a rebrand, and now we are in the process of going through the website to update and brighten up the existing landing pages that are feeling bland," shares a brand designer at a legal software company.
Who Amply Is Best For
- B2B marketing teams with a mid-sized WordPress site and a fixed budget: You want a scoped migration with a visible price range and a documented process.
- Teams that need Webflow capacity after launch: A monthly development retainer fits a steady queue of page builds and site updates.
3. Flow Ninja: Best for Migrations That Roll Into an Embedded WebOps Team
Flow Ninja runs Webflow sites for marketing teams through embedded WebOps pods, each with its own project manager. The pod that handles the migration keeps working on the site in weekly sprints afterward. Its clients span SaaS, fintech, healthcare, and education.
Key Services
- A content and URL audit before the build: Flow Ninja lists every page, post type, and taxonomy with its URL and metadata, flags the pages that carry traffic and backlinks, and notes what each active plugin does.
- A CMS planned around your content types: Custom post types become Webflow CMS collections with planned fields and reference links, and the team retires low-value pages instead of carrying them over.
- Redirects tested before launch: Old URLs map to new slugs through bulk 301 imports, metadata and canonical tags carry across, and a crawl of the old URLs confirms every redirect lands before the site goes live.
Pricing
Projects bill 50% upfront and 50% at launch, or by milestone on larger scopes. Retainers bill monthly, with no hour tracking.
Where Flow Ninja Shines
- CRO and technical SEO inside the retainer: The WebOps pod runs a CRO audit every quarter and keeps technical SEO monitoring on its list. Conversion and search checks stay with the same team that handles your page updates.
- Agreed response times on the retainer: WebOps retainers come with service-level response times, so you know how fast the pod picks up an urgent request, such as a launch-day page fix.
When Another Partner May Fit Better
- Webflow-first by design: If you’re still weighing Webflow against Framer or a headless architecture, a partner that works across several stacks gives you a wider decision set.
- The retainer assumes recurring demand: A 12-month, $6,000-per-month commitment makes sense for a meaningful backlog, less so for occasional updates.
Customer Review
“Flow Ninja supported us on a full migration and redesign of our site, moving the site from one CMS to another and rebuilding it from the ground up as part of a major rebrand,” shares a project manager at a commerce SaaS company.
Who Flow Ninja Is Best For
- Enterprise marketing teams already committed to Webflow: You have a large WordPress estate and want a specialist to own the migration, the CMS architecture, and the long-term WebOps backlog.
- Organizations with recurring website demand: New pages, localization, experiments, and technical upkeep need a standing team rather than a project that ends at handoff.
4. Veza Digital: Best for WordPress Migrations Paired With Ongoing Search Growth
Veza Digital works with B2B SaaS and tech companies whose Webflow site doubles as an organic growth channel. Its migration offer is built for teams with an organic pipeline worth protecting.
Key Services
- Redesign and migration in one project: Veza runs the move in four phases over 8 to 12 weeks, with a full redesign and a new CMS architecture built alongside it.
- Ranking signals carried across: Its migration package covers full URL redirect mapping, metadata preservation, schema markup transfer, and Search Console verification.
Pricing
Where Veza Digital Shines
- Resource libraries rebuilt as searchable collections: Veza restructures large content libraries into Webflow collections with site search, as it did for Chili Piper, whose site came off WordPress while 1,000+ resources moved from UberFlip into six collections with Algolia search.
- Ongoing SEO and AI search programs: After launch, Veza's monthly growth programs keep working on organic rankings and on how your pages show up in AI answers.
When Another Partner May Fit Better
- A design you want to keep: Veza’s migration offer includes a full redesign, so if your current design still works, a partner that moves the site as it is fits better.
- A migration without a search program: If you only need the move itself, a partner that scopes the migration alone fits better.
Customer Review
"Veza Digital’s agility to shift from web development to design to copywriting to SEO and GA4 when needed is impressive. They’ve done this throughout our 15 months working together so far," says Joe Kevens, Head of Marketing at Wisedocs.
Who Veza Digital Is Best For
- B2B SaaS teams with a large WordPress resource library: Thousands of posts, guides, and gated assets need a new home in Webflow without losing rankings.
- Marketing teams that want SEO and AEO in the same contract: The migration is the start of an organic-growth program rather than a standalone platform change.
5. Edgar Allan: Best for WordPress Migrations That Come With a Brand Reset
Edgar Allan pairs brand strategy and messaging with Webflow builds for enterprise and growth brands. Its teams mix designers, developers, strategists, and content creators. So a migration with Edgar Allan usually doubles as a reset of how the company shows up.
Key Services
- Brand to Build: Edgar Allan takes a brand from definition through to a live Webflow site, so a new identity and the new site launch together.
- A workflow reset during the move: Edgar Allan audits the old setup and realigns CMS collections, then redesigns publishing workflows around how the marketing team works, as it did for Duracell's move from WordPress to Webflow Enterprise.
Pricing
Where Edgar Allan Shines
- Webflow training and ongoing support: Edgar Allan trains your team on Webflow after launch, and its Customer Success Program covers ongoing support and creative consulting.
- Optimization programs: Longer engagements cover search and conversion work, with experiments run in Webflow Optimize.
When Another Partner May Fit Better
- A settled brand: If your identity and messaging already work and only the platform needs to change, a migration-first partner fits better.
- Search growth as the main goal: If protecting and growing organic traffic is the reason for the move, a partner that runs SEO programs after launch fits better.
Customer Review
“No challenge posed a barrier. Edgar Allan presented thoughtful solutions and operated with a very proactive mindset, anticipating issues we might run into and having a plan to share when the issue presented itself,” says Erika Myszynski, Director of Digital Experience & AI at a genomics company.
Who Edgar Allan Is Best For
- Mid-market and enterprise brands leaving WordPress during a repositioning: Messaging, design, content, and the Webflow Enterprise build need to change together.
- Teams that want creative consulting after launch: You’d rather keep your brand partner on call than hand the new site to a maintenance team.
How to Choose the Right WordPress to Webflow Migration Agency
The agency should make the site technically stronger without making your team more dependent on it.
Before you shortlist, get specific about what you’re moving. A 40-page marketing site, a 3,000-post resource library with gated content, and a site held together by a dozen plugins may all end up in Webflow, but they need different kinds of partners.
Ask for the Redirect Map Before the Mockups
The most expensive migration mistake is losing search traffic you spent years building.
Ask how the agency inventories URLs, which ones it decides not to rebuild, how it maps 301 redirects, and how it carries metadata, canonicals, and structured data across. Then ask what happens in the 30 to 90 days after launch and who is watching Search Console.
Google’s site move documentation says to keep redirects in place for at least a year, so ask who owns the map once the agency’s work ends. No responsible agency will promise zero ranking movement.
Decide Whether to Redesign in the Same Move
In the documentation above, Google also recommends changing one thing at a time where you can, and says it's fine to move a site in sections. That leaves you two valid paths.
A redesign during the migration saves you a second project, but it makes a ranking change harder to trace. A staged move, with the homepage and key templates first, cuts risk and gets something live sooner. Ask each agency which sections it would move first, and why.
We cover both at GRAFIT. If your brand needs it, we design a new visual system alongside the move. If your existing design holds up, we keep it. Our guide to redesigning without losing SEO covers the tradeoffs.
Test the CMS With the People Who Will Publish in It
A CMS that looks clean in a demo can still slow your team down if its fields don't match how they write. During QA, ask your content lead to build a real comparison page in staging without the agency on the call.
Watch where they stall, whether that's a missing field or a component that breaks with a longer headline.
Check How Plugins and Integrations Will Be Replaced
WordPress sites accumulate plugins the way desks accumulate cables.
Forms, gated content, search, memberships, CRM connections, and analytics all need a Webflow-side answer, and some of that answer lives outside Webflow in tools or custom code. Ask the agency to list the plugins it found in the audit and what each one becomes. An agency that says every plugin maps one for one hasn't looked closely enough.
This is also where the stack decision belongs. If the audit shows plugins doing application work, ask whether Webflow should be the destination at all.
Decide Whether You Are Buying a Migration or a Partner
The agencies on this list offer three different things after launch: a fixed-scope handoff, a monthly retainer, or an embedded team.
A handoff makes sense when your requirements are stable and your team can own the system. A retainer fits a steady queue of page builds. An embedded partner fits a roadmap that already includes product launches, paid campaigns, experiments, and conversion work.
That third case is how we work at GRAFIT. The team that mapped your migration can stay on, so the next campaign page never starts from a blank brief.
If your team only needs upkeep, dedicated website maintenance may be enough.
Take Your Pick From These WordPress to Webflow Migration Agencies
Amply fits a fast, scoped move, Flow Ninja a long backlog, Veza Digital a search-led pipeline, and Edgar Allan a brand reset.
If the move should change how your site converts, that’s our work at GRAFIT. Start with the migration and keep us on for campaign pages and conversion work as you need them.