Ackcio
Ackcio's wireless mesh sensors watch tunnels, bridges, mines and rail lines around the world, but a small website change took two to three weeks through an outsourced Webflow setup. We rebuilt the site on WordPress and handed the keys back.
Webflow to WordPress Migration
Webflow is a great place to design a site. As the site grows, so do the seats, add-ons and plan upgrades. We rebuild it in WordPress and keep the design.
The bill grows with the site
Webflow was built for designers. The sites look sharp and the motion is smooth.
The costs start as the site grows. Everyone who edits needs a paid seat. Collections are capped by plan. Translation is a paid add-on per site. In January 2026, Webflow switched off User Accounts, so members areas now need a third-party app with its own subscription.
Webflow will export your collections and your page code. WordPress can’t run either, so we rebuild the site and bring the content across from those files.
The design comes with you
Signs the site has outgrown its plan
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Every new editor is another seat
You hesitate before giving someone access because it adds to the monthly bill.
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You're near a collection limit
Posts, case studies or products are getting close to what the plan allows.
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Your members area needs a new home
User Accounts ended in January 2026, and the replacement is another subscription.
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Translation costs per site
A second language means a paid add-on, with word limits per locale.
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The tool stack keeps growing
Search, filters, forms and memberships each come from a different app.
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You'd like to own the build
Code and hosting in your name. Any WordPress developer can pick it up.
Trusted by businesses across Singapore and Australia
Nothing changes for visitors until launch day
Keep your Webflow plan running while we build, and for a month after launch.
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Discovery
Every page, collection, embed and integration listed, with Search Console data on what brings traffic.
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Plan
Content types and fields for each collection, a URL map, and a WordPress home for every embed.
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Design
The current design carried over, or refreshed. Two rounds of revisions on the homepage and two on inner pages.
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Build and migrate
Built on a private copy. Collections imported, images downloaded and the useful interactions rebuilt.
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Test
URLs, forms and integrations checked before the domain moves.
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Launch and training
We switch the domain, then train the people who write the content to publish it.
What marketing can do on day one
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Publish on your own schedule
Pages, posts and collection items go live when your team presses Update.
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Add editors for free
Roles and permissions for as many people as you need.
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Work in the same design
Layouts, type and motion rebuilt on a theme made for your content.
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Keep the old links working
Most URLs unchanged, the rest redirected and tested before launch.
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One place for the add-ons
Memberships, search, forms and CRM connections built into the site.
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Care from $147 a month
Updates, backups and security after launch, if you want us to look after it.
Don't take our word for it
“You and your team are doing amazing work!”
What leaving Webflow did for Ackcio
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Same day
Edits live, down from two to three weeks
Ackcio's marketing team publishes its own pages (since 2022).
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1 build
Since launch in 2022
The same WordPress site, through expansion into North America and Europe.
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8 to 12 weeks
Typical timeline
From discovery to launch for most Webflow sites.
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What WordPress gives you that Webflow charges for
WordPress runs over 40% of the web, so the developer after us is easy to find.
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Members on your own site
Membership plugins run inside WordPress, with member data in your own database.
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No collection limits
Nothing caps your content by plan. Thousands of posts are normal.
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One admin for everything
Pages, members, forms, translations and the store, managed in one place.
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You're not tied to us
It's standard WordPress. Your team or any developer can take it over.
Before you leave Webflow
What Webflow’s export gives you
Each collection downloads as its own spreadsheet (CSV). Static pages download as HTML and CSS. Images come out as links to Webflow’s servers, so we download every file before you cancel. Links between collections come out as slugs that need reconnecting, and forms, interactions and collection templates are rebuilt.
Leaving Webflow in the right order
Cancelling a Webflow site plan removes your custom domain and unpublishes the site at the end of the billing period. Export the collections, download the images and form submissions, launch the WordPress site, point the domain at it, then cancel. Deleting the account comes last, if at all. It wipes every site in the workspace permanently, and Webflow doesn’t refund unused time.
When to stay on Webflow
If one designer runs the site, you publish a few times a year and the plan cost is fine, stay. Move when the people who write the content can’t publish it.
What we build and test with
Audit and discovery
- Screaming Frog
- Ahrefs
- Google Search Console
- Google Analytics 4
Build and content
- WordPress (custom theme or Beaver Builder)
- Advanced Custom Fields Pro
- Tailwind CSS
- Gravity Forms
Migration and SEO protection
- Collection import from Webflow's CSV files
- URL matching and redirects
- SEOPress
- pre- and post-launch ranking checks
Performance and security
- Cloudflare
- Perfmatters with server-level caching (Nginx and Redis)
- optimised hosting
- image optimisation
Questions about moving from Webflow
The answers to your questions. Get in touch if you can't find what you're looking for.
Partly. Collections come across from Webflow’s CSV files. Pages, templates and forms are rebuilt.
Mostly not. WordPress can use the same paths Webflow does. Anything that has to move gets a 301 redirect, a permanent pointer Google follows.
It adds a step. They can transfer the site to your own workspace, or we export what we need from theirs with their help. We sort that out in discovery, before anything is cancelled.
Most can be rebuilt. If one slows the page enough to hurt, we’ll suggest dropping it.
Yes. Members come across from a CSV export into a WordPress membership plugin. Passwords can’t be exported, so members set a new one the first time they log in.
8 to 12 weeks for most sites. Large collections or custom features take longer.
Most Webflow moves cost $8,000 to $15,000. It’s priced as a rebuild, with a fixed quote after discovery.
After the new site is live and the domain points to it. Cancelling earlier takes your domain off the Webflow site at the end of the billing period. Keep the plan a month after launch, then downgrade to the free plan or close the account.
It doesn’t have to be. We keep the build lean and serve pages through server caching and Cloudflare.
Your team handles the content. Care plans from $147 a month cover updates, backups and security, and you can leave whenever you like.
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