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WordPress to Webflow migration: cost, timeline, and SEO-safe process
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WordPress to Webflow migration: cost, timeline, and SEO impact
What is a WordPress to Webflow migration and when does it make sense?
A WordPress to Webflow migration involves rebuilding your site in Webflow while preserving content, structure, and SEO. It typically makes sense when dealing with plugin bloat, performance issues, security concerns, or the need for a more scalable and easier-to-manage CMS.
How much does a WordPress to Webflow migration cost?
Most migrations range from mid 4-figure to 5-figure projects depending on page count, CMS complexity, and integrations. Smaller sites (10–20 pages) are on the lower end, while larger CMS-driven websites require more structured implementation.
How long does a typical migration take?
Realistic timelines based on project size and readiness 10–20 pages → 3–4 weeks 20–50 pages → 4–6 weeks 50+ pages → 6–8+ weeks Timelines depend on content readiness, CMS complexity, and feedback speed.
Will we lose SEO traffic during migration?
SEO is preserved through full URL mapping, 301 redirects, content parity, and post-launch monitoring. When executed correctly, most projects maintain or improve traffic within 30–90 days after launch.
How does Broworks handle migrations differently from other agencies?
Projects follow a structured process covering audit, CMS mapping, redirects, and post-launch monitoring. Each migration includes tracking via GA4 and Google Search Console to validate performance and ensure measurable results.
What happens after the migration is completed?
After launch, traffic, indexing, and performance are monitored for 2–4 weeks. Issues such as redirects, 404s, or indexing gaps are resolved, and additional optimization opportunities are identified.











