Two Impress is the first Webflow Enterprise Certified Migration Partner. We move sites from any CMS — WordPress, Drupal, HubSpot, Sitecore, or custom code — onto Webflow using a certified process and Webflow’s MCP tooling, so the move takes weeks, not months, and costs less than a rebuild.
When It Makes Sense
This service is built for teams with a site worth keeping — the pages, content, SEO equity, and integrations — on a platform that has become expensive, slow to change, or dependent on developers and plugins.
Every page change is a ticket, a sprint, or an agency invoice, and marketing waits on all three.
Updates break things, security patches never end, and the site has become a liability nobody wants to own.
Quotes to replatform run to months and six figures, mostly to redo work that already exists.
Years of rankings, URLs, and metadata live on the old site, and no one wants to be the reason they vanish.
Every migration runs through the same certified pipeline — scoped by layout, extracted once, rebuilt on a design system, and imported through Webflow’s MCP tooling — with a human decision point before anything is built on an assumption.
We inventory every URL, separate what’s reachable from what’s orphaned, and group pages into unique layouts — so a 400-page site is quoted as the nine layouts it actually is.
One complete crawl captures every page, image, file, meta title, and description, deduplicated across the site — so nothing is rebuilt from memory and SEO metadata is never lost.
Your colors, type, spacing, and radii are read from the live site and set as Webflow variables on a MAST-based foundation — mirrored exactly, or refined if you’re using the move to refresh.
Each layout is rebuilt with reusable components, previewed for approval, then imported into the Designer through Webflow’s MCP and paste workflows — one layout at a time, verified before the next.
Collections built in the right dependency order with correct field types, content loaded and tiered by confidence, and anything that needs a human look flagged rather than silently wrong.
Three QA passes — design fidelity, content accuracy, structural integrity — plus a full 301 map with no chains or loops, then launch, training, and a clean handoff to your team.
Service Examples
Who We Are
When It Makes Sense
Any of them. WordPress, Drupal, HubSpot CMS, Sitecore, Adobe Experience Manager, Squarespace, Wix, headless setups like Contentful, and hand-coded sites. The pipeline reads the rendered pages, not the CMS behind them, so the source platform doesn’t limit what we can move.
Webflow created a certification for partners that migrate sites onto Webflow Enterprise using its process and tooling, including the MCP integration. Two Impress completed the program and was the first partner to pass. It means the method has been reviewed by Webflow, not just by us.
Webflow’s MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets our AI-assisted tooling read and write to your Webflow site directly — variables, styles, components, pages, and CMS — instead of a person rebuilding every element by hand. Extraction, design tokens, layout rebuilds, and imports run through the pipeline; people make the decisions and check the work at each gate.
The unit of work drops from pages to layouts, and most of the rebuild runs through tooling rather than billable hours. In our pilots that has meant [X]% less build time and [Y]% lower cost than a conventional rebuild of the same site. We’ll show you the math for your site on the scope call.
No. Meta titles, descriptions, canonicals, and H1s are captured at crawl time, and every legacy URL gets a mapped 301 — direct, consolidated, or pointed at the most relevant surviving page — checked for chains and loops before launch.
Yes. You choose at kickoff: mirror the current site exactly, or refresh it on the way over. Because the brand foundation and component map are built first, a redesign is a set of decisions at the front of the project, not a second project.
