

Jimdo to Webflow Migration
From Jimdo to Webflow,more freedom, same simplicity.
Jimdo makes getting started easy. When your website needs to do more, we move it to Webflow: custom designed, cleanly structured and still easy to maintain.






What it's about
When your website needs to do more.
Many small and mid-sized companies started out with Jimdo. The site was online quickly and easy to maintain. As ambitions grow, the limits become noticeable: little design flexibility, restricted structure and hardly any way to stand out from competitors.
Webflow combines the simplicity you know with the freedom of a custom-built website. Your team keeps editing copy and images themselves, just on a site that truly shows your brand.
How the transfer works
We record all pages and content, redesign the presence, transfer the content in a structured way and set up redirects so existing links and rankings are preserved.
Benefits
What improves for you.
01
A presence with character
Custom design instead of an off-the-shelf layout.
02
Easy editing stays
You keep changing content yourself, right on the page.
03
Better visibility
Clean structure, meta data and technical SEO basics.
04
Room to grow
Blog, service pages or jobs as a CMS that grows with you.
Comparison
Jimdo and Webflow compared.
What changes when you switch from a website builder to Webflow.
Criterion
Value A
Value B
Process
How the move from Jimdo works.
Clearly planned, so nothing gets lost.
Audit
We crawl your current website and record every URL, all content, rankings, backlinks and forms. That way we know exactly what needs to move and what can go.
Structure & concept
We reorganize content where it makes sense and plan the new page structure. Every old URL gets a clear destination.
Design & build
Your website is built in Webflow: custom design, CMS collections for blog, case studies or jobs, clean classes following Client-First.
Content transfer
Copy, images, meta data and alt texts are transferred in a structured way, blog articles and lists imported directly into the CMS.
Launch & SEO protection
301 redirects, sitemap, Search Console and tracking are live on launch day. After that, we keep a close eye on rankings and error pages.
Classification
An honest assessment.
The move is worth it if
- your website should win customers, not just inform
- you want to stand out from competitors through design
- more content and service pages are planned
Stay with Jimdo if
- a simple online business card is completely enough for you
- you don't want to invest in a custom presence right now

Our Guarantee
We are so confident in our work that we reduce your risk to zero.




If you are not completely convinced after seeing the mood boards and the first design sections, we will refund your deposit in full. This guarantee exists to eliminate your risk. It has never been redeemed.
Redeemed:
0 times. Across over 140 projects.
References
Websites we've built in Webflow.
FAQs
FAQs
Will I lose my Google rankings when moving from Jimdo to Webflow?
Not if the migration is planned properly. We carry over content and meta data, redirect every old URL to the matching new page via 301 redirect and check Search Console and error pages after launch. Short fluctuations are normal, the foundation stays intact.
How long does a migration take?
That mainly depends on the number of pages and the amount of content, and on whether we redesign. After the audit, you get a clear timeline with milestones.
What does the move cost?
The effort depends on scope, design and features. After a short initial consultation and a look at your current site, you get a transparent quote.
Can I maintain my website myself afterwards?
Yes. You edit copy, images and CMS content in the Webflow Editor right on the page. At handover, we walk you through everything in a short training session.
Will I keep my domain?
Yes. We connect your existing domain to Webflow and redirect old addresses to the new pages.
Do I have to rewrite my copy?
No. We carry over your existing content. If you like, we sharpen the copy for readers and search engines during the move.







