You have a website that needs to move into Framer without losing its structure, search visibility, or ability to evolve. I plan the migration, rebuild the agreed experience in Framer, and prepare the site for a clean handoff.

This is for migrations from any existing platform, including Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, and custom-built sites. The work begins with a migration audit and page map, then moves through Framer design and development, CMS configuration where needed, SEO safeguards, QA, and launch support.

A migration is more than copying pages between platforms. The site needs a clear content model, a component system your team can reuse, responsive behavior, and a redirect plan that protects existing URLs. I identify the parts worth preserving, flag technical constraints early, then rebuild the agreed scope in Framer.

Teams moving from Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, or a custom site into Framer

Companies with an outdated or hard-to-maintain marketing site

SaaS and product teams that need a faster, more flexible website editing workflow

Teams that only need a few isolated Framer edits, or projects that require a full redesign before migration. Those are better scoped as a Framer Website Build Only or Framer Website Design and Build engagement.

Migration audit, site inventory, and agreed page plan

Information architecture and content mapping for the new Framer site

Responsive Framer rebuild for the agreed pages

Reusable components and CMS collections where they fit the content model

Metadata transfer, Open Graph setup, and redirect mapping for the agreed scope

Responsive QA and launch checks

Framer remix link and editing access

Framer training for you or your team, so you can confidently make edits after launch

2 weeks of post-launch support

Access to the current website, the hosting or CMS platform where relevant, analytics and search access when SEO migration is included, final copy and brand assets, and a list of pages or features that must carry over. New functionality, copywriting, major visual redesigns, ecommerce configuration, and unplanned integrations are scoped separately.

Week 1: migration audit, site inventory, architecture, and migration plan. Weeks 2–3: Framer build, reusable components, content migration, and CMS setup where needed. Week 4: redirects, metadata transfer, and QA. Week 5: training, launch support, and handoff.

Starting at $2,000. Final scope depends on page count, CMS complexity, content volume, SEO and redirect requirements, integrations, and the condition of the current site.