Framer and Webflow

Care plans for Framer and Webflow sites

Your site was designed with care. We keep the details behind the design just as tidy, so it ranks, shares and converts the way it looks like it should.

Framer and Webflow sites tend to look great on day one. Someone with a good eye, maybe you, maybe a freelance designer, made deliberate choices about type, spacing and motion. The design is not the problem. The problem is everything that happens after handoff: new blog posts with no descriptions, a page that got renamed and now shows a 404, a form that quietly stopped sending to the CRM.

This page is for founders, studios and marketing teams running a designer-built site on Framer or Webflow.

Where these sites usually break

Both tools give you real control, which means they also leave real decisions to you.

  • CMS hygiene. Collections pile up with drafts, duplicate items, missing alt text and inconsistent slugs. Fields meant for SEO sit empty because nobody mapped them in the template.
  • SEO fields per page. Static pages often keep the template’s default title, and CMS pages may all share the same description pattern. Every page that matters should have its own title and description.
  • Redirects when URLs change. Renaming a page or restructuring the blog changes its URL. Without a redirect, old links, bookmarks and search results lead to a dead end.
  • Forms and integrations. Native forms are fine, but submissions often need to reach a CRM, a mailing list or a shared inbox. Those connections, often built with tools like Zapier or Make, break silently when a password or field changes.
  • Analytics and cookie consent. GA4 might be installed twice, or not at all. If you use a consent banner, it needs to actually control when tracking runs, not just appear on screen.
  • Open Graph images per page. Many sites have one share image for everything, or none. Shared blog posts and case studies deserve their own preview.

A beautiful site with a broken redirect still sends people to a 404.

What AftUp handles

We work in your Framer or Webflow project as it is and respect the design system already in place.

  • CMS cleanup. We tidy collections, fill missing fields and make sure templates pull SEO data correctly.
  • SEO per page. Unique titles and descriptions, a clean sitemap and Search Console monitoring. See SEO.
  • Redirects and broken links. We map old URLs to new ones and run weekly broken-link checks on Growth and above.
  • Forms and integrations. We trace every form to where it should land, fix the connections and test them. See integrations and forms and email.
  • Analytics and consent. A clean GA4 setup, conversion tracking and a consent tool wired to it. See analytics. For policy pages, we set up the pages and tools, and your lawyer should review the wording. See legal pages.
  • Share images per page. Open Graph tags and 1200x630 images per page and per CMS template. See social previews.

Which plan fits

Growth ($299/mo) fits most Framer and Webflow sites. Weekly form and broken-link checks catch exactly the kind of quiet breakage these sites suffer, and two hours of fixes a month covers CMS cleanup and redirects. If you publish often or want new pages built in your existing design, Scale at $799/mo adds up to six hours, a monthly SEO content refresh and a quarterly strategy call. Compare on the pricing page.

Whichever plan you choose, it runs month to month. Your designer’s work stays intact, and we leave notes on anything we change so the next person in the project knows exactly what was done and why.

Start with a free look

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FAQ

Common questions

My designer handed off the site. Can you take over from there?

Yes. We work inside your existing Framer or Webflow project without redesigning it. You keep full ownership of the project, domain and accounts, and your designer can still jump in whenever you need them.

What happens when I change a page URL?

The old URL breaks unless you add a redirect. Redirects send visitors and search engines from the old address to the new one, so you keep the traffic and links you've built. We set them up and check for broken links.

Do I need a cookie consent banner?

It depends on where your visitors are and which tools you use. We can set up a consent tool and connect it to your analytics, and we recommend having a lawyer review your policies.

Can you make every page have its own share image?

Yes. We set Open Graph titles, descriptions and images per page, including CMS templates, using the recommended 1200x630 size.

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