It was fast to launch. Now it's slow to change.
Framer got you live quickly, and that was the right call at the time. But now every update needs a designer. Copy changes, new sections, campaign landing pages. None of it moves without someone who knows the tool.
Your marketing team can't touch it
The freeform canvas that made Framer feel so flexible is exactly what makes it hard to hand off. Without structural guardrails, non-designers break things. So the site stays frozen between launches.
The CMS isn't keeping up
Blog posts, case studies, resource libraries, team pages. Framer's CMS works well for simple content, but as your content operation grows, the limitations show up. Filtering, relationships, multiple authors. It gets complicated fast.
SEO is harder than it should be
No redirect management on lower plans, manual schema setup, less control over technical SEO details. As organic becomes a bigger part of your growth strategy, the gaps in Framer's SEO tooling start to matter.
Framer was the right call for your V1
It's a genuinely excellent tool for getting a polished site live fast. But a B2B marketing site at scale has different requirements: content operations your team can run independently, CMS depth that matches your strategy, and SEO infrastructure that doesn't require workarounds.
That's what Webflow gives you. And getting there is the part we handle.
