Migrate from Webnode. Outgrow the template, keep your rankings.

I move your pages, blog, products and SEO settings from Webnode to Webflow, or to custom development in Astro with Sanity. Old URLs get redirected, so Google loses nothing.

What carries over
Webnode → Sanity CMS

Why people leave Webnode.
And when it's time.

Webnode gets a first site online fast. The trouble starts when the site has to win business, look like your brand and connect to the tools you already use.

  1. No way to export your site

    Webnode has no full-site export, so your content stays in the editor. I pull it from the published site and move it somewhere you own.

  2. Design inside a template

    Webnode blocks let you change colours and order, not the actual layout. Webflow or a custom build gives you a design made for your brand.

  3. Speed you can't tune

    Webnode controls the code and the hosting. Clean Webflow output or static Astro pages on a CDN load faster and are easier to keep green in Core Web Vitals.

  4. Features locked behind plans

    Language versions, a bigger store or custom code come with higher Premium plans. After the move you pay only for what you actually use.

  5. Basic SEO only

    You get a title and a description. Structured data, Open Graph on collections or proper hreflang for language versions are out of reach.

  6. Hard to connect

    Linking Webnode to a CRM, stock system or booking tool is clumsy. Webflow connects through Make or Zapier, a custom site straight through APIs.

Where to from Webnode?
Depends on who runs the site.

WEBFLOW

You want a visual editor

CHOOSE IT IF…

  • You edit pages visually like on Webnode, just without template limits
  • It's a company site, a blog or campaigns
  • Webflow takes care of hosting, backups and updates
Webflow development

SANITY CMS

You want a modular custom site

CHOOSE IT IF…

  • Marketing builds pages from ready blocks without a developer
  • The site connects to your systems and data
  • You want top speed and code without platform limits
Custom development

Not sure? I'll recommend one after an audit.

What carries over.
And what replaces the modules.

I pull page text and blog posts from the published site and products from the store export or XML feed, then move everything into the new structure. Here's where everything goes.

What carries over from Webnode to Webflow and to custom development
WEBNODEWEBFLOWSANITY CMS
Blog postsBlog CMS collectionDocuments in Sanity
Pages from the editorPages and templatesPages built from blocks
Images and filesAssets in WebP with alt textImages in Sanity, cropped on the CDN
SEO titles and descriptionsSEO and Open Graph fieldsSEO fields on every document
FormsNative Webflow formsCustom forms with integrations
Language versionsWebflow LocalizationLocalized documents with hreflang
Store products and categoriesWebflow Ecommerce or a connected storeCatalogue in Sanity, checkout via a connected store
Orders and customer accountsNot migrated, handled separatelyNot migrated, handled separately

What replaces the add-ons

Replacements for Webnode add-ons
MODULEWEBFLOWSANITY CMS
Webnode formsWebflow forms with integrationsCustom forms with storage and integrations
Language versionsWebflow LocalizationLocalized documents in Sanity
Webnode storeWebflow Ecommerce or ShopifyShopify or a payment gateway via API
Members areaMemberstack or a similar serviceLogin in a separate app
Embedded HTMLCustom code embedAstro component
Webnode statisticsGoogle Analytics 4 or PlausibleGoogle Analytics 4 or Plausible

How a Webnode migration works.
From audit to rank monitoring.

  1. Webnode audit

    Webnode audit

    I go through the whole site and list the pages, posts, products, forms, URLs and the content that won't leave Webnode on its own.

  2. URL map and redirects

    URL map and redirects

    Post URLs under /l/, product URLs under /p/ and every other page get clean new URLs, each with a 301 redirect.

  3. Content conversion and cleanup

    Content conversion and cleanup

    I move posts, page text and products into a clean structure. Since Webnode has no export, I pull the content from the published site.

  4. Your content review

    Your content review

    You go through the site in a dedicated feedback tool. You leave comments right on the page, and I fix them.

  5. Launch

    Launch

    I switch the domain, check redirects, forms and analytics, and submit the new sitemap. You cancel your Webnode plan only after you've checked the new site.

  6. Post-launch monitoring

    Post-launch monitoring

    I watch Search Console and traffic. Whatever shows up after launch, I fix.

Send me your site's URL. I'll tell you what it takes.

I'll go through your pages, blog and store and suggest whether to move to Webflow or go custom. No commitment, no sales pitch.

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What people ask
about leaving Webnode.

Can I export my whole site from Webnode?

No, Webnode has no full-site export. I pull page text, blog posts and full-size images from the published site and products from the store export. The design doesn't carry over. I rebuild it, closely based on the current one if you like.

Should I go to Webflow or custom development?

Webflow if you want to keep editing pages visually and the site is mainly a company site, blog or campaigns. Custom development in Astro with Sanity if marketing builds pages from blocks, the site connects to your systems or you want top speed without platform limits.

Will I lose my Google rankings when the URLs change?

You shouldn't. Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new page. After launch I watch Search Console and add any redirect that was missed.

What happens to my Webnode store?

Products and categories carry over. Orders and payments move to a dedicated store: Webflow Ecommerce for a small catalogue, otherwise Shopify or a payment gateway connected to the site.

My domain is registered through Webnode. Is that a problem?

No. We either transfer the domain to another registrar or I just change the DNS records. Before that I check whether your email runs through it.

How long does a Webnode migration take?

Usually 2–6 weeks, depending on the number of pages, languages and the size of the store. Webnode keeps running the whole time and I switch the domain only after you approve.

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