Webflow Agency

Webflow isn’t just another tool for us.

Our agency is Webflow-native, and the platform has been our go-to development solution since day one. After delivering 180+ projects across different industries and for a wide range of use cases, we’ve developed deep expertise in Webflow and learned how to push the platform beyond its traditional use cases.

Beyond holding some of the highest certifications in the ecosystem (Client-First and Premium Enterprise Partner), in 2023 we also became the first French agency to win the Professional Partner of the Year award.

Since then, Digidop has been nominated 5× for the Webflow Awards, won a second title (Global Leader of the Year in 2024), and even presented one of its AI-powered client projects on stage at Webflow Conf in London.

The budget varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. But excluding Webflow licenses, for development based on your designs or those created by our agency, here are our main price ranges:

• Marketing website with a simple CMS: $5,000–$15,000
• Multilingual marketing website with a complex CMS: $15,000–$30,000
• Enterprise website with a complex architecture: $30,000–$100,000
• “Awwwards-style” website: quoted on a project basis, depending on the designs and level of animation required.

Note: all our development packages include our full set of best practices, as well as an introductory training session on the build and interface of your Webflow website, so your teams can manage it independently afterward.

f the designs are ready, we can move very quickly. We’ve already developed and launched Webflow websites in record time, sometimes in just 1–2 weeks, as we did for Growl during its fundraising round.

Because Webflow is a collaborative tool, when timelines are tight, we can have several developers working simultaneously on your project to accelerate production.

For a standard development project, you should generally expect between 4 and 12 weeks, depending on the size of the website, the complexity of its architecture, and the features to be developed.

Timelines may be longer for particularly complex developments or Webflow Enterprise architectures.

Yes. We can connect Webflow to your entire tech stack. We regularly work with widely used solutions such as HubSpot, Clay, Salesforce, and Google Analytics, as well as much more specific business tools.

For example, we connected Webflow to Mews, a hospitality management platform, to develop a custom booking experience for the Kube Saint-Tropez website.

Depending on your needs, these integrations can be implemented through native integrations, third-party tools, or directly via API.

For developing a marketing website, almost none. Webflow natively provides everything the vast majority of websites need to perform: a flexible CMS, design freedom, SEO/GEO optimization, and AI integration.

Add Enterprise-grade secure hosting, an open API, and the ability to add custom code to go beyond native features, and you have many of the reasons why Webflow has been our platform of choice since day one.

However, for e-commerce websites, we generally don’t recommend Webflow Ecommerce and prefer using a Shopify back office when the project requires advanced e-commerce functionality.

Yes. We have a structured migration process that incorporates all the best practices required to preserve your visibility: content migration, metadata, URLs, 301 redirects, and technical SEO/GEO structure.

More than 90% of our clients generally recover their SEO and AEO/GEO visibility within 12 weeks of migration.

To learn more about our process, discover our Webflow migration service →

Yes. Giving Growth and Marketing teams control is part of Digidop’s DNA. We build every Webflow website with this objective in mind, relying in particular on:

• flexible components with customizable properties;
• dynamic content connected to the CMS where relevant;
• AI integration within Webflow, through MCP (Claude, etc.) or native features.

The goal: make your teams autonomous for 90%+ of their day-to-day needs, from updating text and images to creating new pages from templates or evolving components.

And when a need requires more advanced expertise, you can rely on our team through our ongoing support service.

We rely on Webflow CMS and Webflow Localization to manage multilingual websites natively. This allows us to deploy localized versions of a website at scale while retaining the flexibility to customize each locale directly from Webflow’s visual interface.

Webflow CMS can also handle large volumes of content within the platform. And if your requirements exceed the CMS’s native capabilities, we can implement a headless architecture as an extension of Webflow to address more specific needs.