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How much does a Webflow website cost?
A custom Webflow site typically ranges from a few hundred dollars for a one-page site to a few thousand for a multi-page build. With me, one-page sites start at $495 and full multi-page sites, up to 5 pages, start at $2,390, with ongoing care from $99 a month. Agencies typically quote several thousand for the same scope, because you are paying for a team. Price mostly depends on page count, whether you need a CMS, and how much design and content is done for you.
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Webflow vs WordPress: which should I use?
For most marketing and business sites, Webflow is the better choice: fully custom, fast, secure, and no plugins to update or break. WordPress makes more sense if you need a large content operation, specific plugins, or a membership or forum system Webflow cannot do natively. The honest trade-off is that Webflow has a monthly hosting cost and a smaller plugin ecosystem, while WordPress needs ongoing maintenance and can slow down as plugins pile up.
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How do I migrate from WordPress to Webflow?
The safe way is to rebuild the design in Webflow, move your content into Webflow's CMS, map every old URL to its new one with 301 redirects so you keep your search rankings, then point your domain across once everything is tested. Blog posts can be imported in bulk via CSV. The main thing that protects your SEO is the redirect map, skipping it is the most common way a migration loses traffic.
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How long does a Webflow site take to build?
Most Webflow sites take 1 to 3 weeks from kickoff. A one-page site can be about a week; a five-page site with a CMS is usually two to three. The biggest variable is not the build, it is how quickly content and feedback come back, so a project with content ready moves much faster than one where copy is still being written.
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What is AEO, and does my site need it?
AEO, or Answer Engine Optimization, is setting up your site so AI tools like ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, and Perplexity can understand and quote it. It matters because more people now ask an AI instead of scrolling search results. In practice it means clean structure, pages that answer specific questions directly, and schema markup that describes your business as data. If your customers are the kind of people who ask AI for recommendations, then yes, it is worth doing.
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