Webflow development, by engineers who also own the integrations.
Webflow lets a marketing team ship pages without a developer. Getting it to that point takes one. We build the site, structure the CMS, write the custom components, and connect it to the CRM and analytics behind it.
What Gigabit's Webflow development services cover.
Gigabit provides Webflow development services for companies whose website is their main sales surface: new builds, redesigns, CMS architecture, custom code components, integrations with CRM and analytics, and migrations from WordPress and other platforms.
The test of a Webflow build is what happens six months later. If the marketing team is still asking a developer to add a page, the build failed. We set up the class system, components and CMS collections so editing stays inside Webflow and stays on brand.
The Webflow work we take on.
A site your team can change without breaking, connected to the systems that turn visits into pipeline.
Marketing site builds
Design-to-Webflow builds with a consistent class system and reusable components, so new pages are assembled, not rebuilt.
CMS architecture
Collections, references and templates planned around how you publish: case studies, integrations, locations, comparison pages, documentation.
Custom code components
React components brought into Webflow through code components and DevLink for calculators, configurators and anything the Designer cannot express.
Integrations
Forms, events and CMS content connected to HubSpot, Salesforce and analytics through the Webflow APIs and webhooks, with proper attribution.
Migrations to Webflow
Content, URLs, redirects and metadata moved from WordPress or a legacy CMS, with a redirect map tested before the DNS changes.
Apps alongside the site
Web applications hosted next to the marketing site on Webflow Cloud, or on your own infrastructure, sharing the same design system.
Webflow's AI speeds up building. Being quoted by AI is a different job.
One is a design tool. The other decides whether an assistant recommends you.
Built into the platform
Webflow's own AI is aimed at people building in the Designer, and at giving outside agents a way in.
- AI assistance in the Designer for generating layouts, copy and components.
- A Webflow MCP server, currently labelled beta, that lets an AI tool read and edit a site.
- REST APIs, webhooks and a CLI, so content and structure can be managed from outside the Designer.
A site assistants can read and cite
A marketing site now has two audiences: people, and the assistants people ask before they visit.
- Semantic structure, schema and answer-first copy, so pages are quoted accurately.
- CMS-driven comparison, pricing and integration pages, the formats assistants cite most for buying questions.
- A site agent grounded in your content that answers visitors and passes qualified leads to the CRM.
- Programmatic CMS updates through the API, reviewed by a person before publish.
Published prices, mapped to the job.
Every figure here is the same one on the pricing page. Nothing on this platform is quoted from a separate rate card.
A price marked “from” buys the base scope set out on the pricing page. Anything larger is quoted as a fixed price before work starts. Work with no natural end, such as ongoing development, is priced per engineer per month with no lock-in.
When Webflow is the right call, and when it is not.
- The site is a marketing and sales surface and the marketing team should own it day to day.
- Design quality matters and you want it without maintaining a front-end codebase.
- Content is structured but not enormous: hundreds or a few thousand CMS items, not millions.
- The site is really a logged-in product. Build the application and put a marketing site beside it.
- You need complex commerce. Webflow's commerce is limited next to a dedicated platform.
- You have deep editorial workflows or very large content volumes. WordPress or a headless CMS fits better.
Questions Webflow teams ask
How much do Webflow development services cost with Gigabit?
A Webflow site starts at $6,000 fixed, covering up to eight page templates, CMS set-up, analytics, forms into your CRM, redirects and a hand-over session. Larger sites, custom code components and multilingual builds are quoted higher, as a fixed price before work starts. A migration to Webflow starts at $7,000 fixed, and one scoped integration is $8,000 fixed over three weeks.
Should we move from WordPress to Webflow?
Move if the site is mainly marketing pages, the team wants to edit visually, and plugin upkeep has become a tax. Stay on WordPress if you have deep editorial workflows, very large content volumes or functionality that depends on its plugins. We build on both, so we have no reason to push either.
Can Webflow handle custom functionality?
More than it used to. Code components and DevLink bring React components into a Webflow site, the APIs and webhooks connect it to other systems, and Webflow Cloud can host an application next to it. When a requirement still does not fit, we say so before building rather than after.
Will our team be able to edit the site without you?
That is the point of the build. We hand over a documented class system, a component library and CMS templates, and walk your editors through adding pages and collection items. If routine changes still need a developer, we built it wrong.
Do you work in languages other than English?
We build multilingual Webflow sites, including localised CMS content and hreflang. Our own delivery, documentation and calls are in English.
Often scoped alongside.
Framer
Design-led sites with custom code components, CMS structure, working analytics and CRM hand-off.
FramerWordPress
Custom themes, blocks and plugins, headless front ends, performance and security, and AI through the 7.0 Abilities API.
WordPressHubSpot
Workflow automation, custom objects, integrations with billing and product data, and agents that span the CRM and beyond.
HubSpot
Show us the site and what it has to do.
A new build, a redesign or a move from WordPress. Thirty minutes to scope it, then a fixed price in writing.