One person, responsible for the move.
I am Gemin Pak. I scope the migration, do the work and answer for it afterward. You work directly with the person changing the code.
I have worked inside the sites companies eventually outgrow.
I am Gemin Pak, a Webflow Professional Partner, and I do the work myself. The CMS architectures, redirect maps, analytics stacks, integrations and custom code that make a migration difficult are things I built before anyone called them migration problems.
That is what makes it possible to separate a Webflow limitation from an implementation problem, and to migrate only what Astro actually improves. Leaving Webflow is not automatically the recommendation.
Selected Webflow development work.
Production Webflow sites with real CMS structures, integrations and redirect histories behind them. None of these was an Astro migration, which is why they are labeled as what they are: the experience that makes a migration quote credible is knowing the platform being left.
The next step
Let's scope your migration.
Send the site, what is getting in the way, and how your team needs to work afterward. I come back with the scope and the price before any work begins.
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