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Over a decade of experience designing and building for start-ups, corporates and everything in between.
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Why use Webflow over other tools like Wordpress, Wix, ...
Publish changes 5x faster
No more hiring developers to change an image, text or add a piece of content. Webflow allows anyone to edit the website via the visual editor, speeding up time to production.
Full design freedom
Use the full freedom of HTML and CSS to design your website as you want without running into restrictions that platforms such as Wix or Squarespace have.
Truly SEO ready
The code generated by Webflow is clean and semantic. Often crushing page-speed and SEO checkers out of the box with 100 ratings across the board.
Recent projects
A couple highlights of the projects we’ve had the pleasure of working on.
What our clients have to say
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Why structured data (schema markup) is important for SEO
Search engines rely on structured data to better understand website content. By adding structured data (also called schema markup), you improve how search engines interpret and display your site in search results. This can lead to rich snippets, improved rankings, and higher click-through rates.
What is structured data?
Structured data is a standardized format that provides additional context about your content to search engines. It helps classify products, reviews, articles, FAQs, events, and other elements on your site.
Search engines use this data to create enhanced search results, such as star ratings, product availability, and event dates. These enriched results make pages more visually appealing and informative in Google Search, Google Images, and voice search.
Types of structured data
Different types of structured data exist, depending on the content of your site. Some of the most useful for businesses include:
1. Product schema
Used for eCommerce websites to display pricing, availability, and reviews. Helps products appear in Google Shopping and product carousels.
2. Review schema
Shows star ratings and customer feedback in search results. Increases trust and encourages higher click-through rates.
3. FAQ schema
Displays questions and answers directly in search results. Helps with voice search optimization and improves user engagement.
4. Article schema
Used for blog posts, news articles, and guides. Enhances search rankings and discoverability in Google News.
5. Local business schema
Adds details like business name, address, phone number (NAP), opening hours, and reviews. Improves visibility in local search results and Google Maps.
How one of our clients uses structured data
One of our clients, Supliful: a dropshipping platform that enables creators to sell branded products, benefits from structured data in several ways.
- Product schema helps display key product details in search results.
- FAQ schema improves visibility for commonly asked questions about their services.
- Review schema highlights customer feedback and trust signals.
By using structured data, their search presence became more informative and engaging, leading to higher visibility and better user interactions.
Benefits of structured data for SEO
Adding structured data improves your website’s search performance in multiple ways.
- Rich search results. Schema markup enables star ratings, images, pricing, and other details to appear in search results.
- Higher click-through rates (CTR). Eye-catching results attract more clicks.
- Better indexing. Search engines can classify and rank pages more accurately.
- Voice search optimization. Structured data makes content easier for Google Assistant and Alexa to understand.
- Increased local visibility. Businesses using local business schema appear more prominently in Google Maps and local search results.
How to add structured data in Webflow
1. Use JSON-LD format
Google recommends JSON-LD because it’s easier to manage and implement. Instead of embedding markup inside HTML elements, JSON-LD is added as a script in the page head.
2. Insert structured data in Webflow
- Open Webflow Designer.
- Go to Page Settings for the specific page.
- Paste the JSON-LD script in the Custom Code section (inside
<head>).
3. Use Webflow CMS for dynamic structured data
- For product pages, blogs, or events, structured data can be generated dynamically.
- Use Webflow’s dynamic embeds to insert structured data for each CMS item.
4. Validate structured data
Before publishing, test your structured data using Google’s Rich Results Test (https://search.google.com/test/rich-results) to ensure everything is correctly implemented.
Why structured data matters for Webflow websites
Webflow does not add structured data automatically. Without it, Google may struggle to interpret your content correctly. Adding schema markup manually or dynamically gives your website an SEO advantage and makes it more visible in search results.
Final thoughts
Structured data enhances how search engines display your website. It helps with rankings, click-through rates, and visibility in search results. Implementing schema markup in Webflow is straightforward and can lead to significant SEO improvements.
If your Webflow website isn’t using structured data yet, it’s time to start.
How to recognize a bad Webflow website (and how a rebuild increased traffic by 260%)
Sometimes, a website update seems like the logical choice. A few small tweaks, some new pages, and you’re good to go for a few more years. But what if the foundation of your site is simply poorly built?
That was exactly the case with Reynchemie. They asked me to update their Webflow site, but after a quick look at the backend, I saw enough:
- No naming conventions for divs or classes
- No style guide, no consistency
- No flexbox or CSS grid, only divs and columns
- An amateurish-looking design
In short: a messy and inefficient website that would only cost more in the long run. My advice? Don’t update—rebuild.
How to Recognize a Poorly Built Webflow Site
Not every website that looks good is technically well-structured. Many companies struggle because they believe a nice UI is enough. Here are some clear red flags:
1. Illogical class and div structures
If you open Webflow and see a jumble of unorganized elements with no clear naming conventions, you’re in trouble. This makes future edits harder, slower, and more expensive.
2. No flexbox or grid, only loose divs
Flexbox and CSS grid exist to make your site scalable and responsive. If everything is built using only divs and columns, you’re guaranteed to face issues when expanding your site.
3. No style guide or consistent design system
Want to add an extra page or change a color? With a well-structured site, that’s one-click work. With a poorly built site, you’re manually adjusting everything, which costs time and money.
4. Slow performance and poor SEO optimization
A bad Webflow setup often has unnecessary code, poor page hierarchy, and slow load times. That means lower Google rankings and less organic traffic.
If you recognize any of these issues, a small update is usually a waste of money.
Case Study: How a Rebuild for Reynchemie Increased Organic Traffic by 260%
Reynchemie had a Webflow website, but it was not scalable, not well-structured, and not performant. They asked me to make some improvements, but after a quick analysis, it was clear: this wasn’t worth fixing.
Instead of wasting their budget on patching up bad code, I proposed rebuilding the website from scratch—the right way.
The results?
- 260% more organic traffic thanks to an SEO-friendly structure
- Higher conversions due to a better UX and well-thought-out structure
- Easier management for their marketing team without development bottlenecks
Take a look at our website case for Reynchemie here
Why a Rebuild Is Sometimes Cheaper Than an Update
Many companies panic when they hear their site is better off being rebuilt. They assume a few small fixes will be cheaper. In reality, it’s often the opposite.
- Updates on a poorly built site take more time → And therefore cost more.
- You keep running into new problems → Every new feature requires workarounds.
- SEO and performance remain poor → You keep paying for a site that doesn’t perform.
A well-built site works better, ranks higher, and saves you money in the long run.
When Should You Rebuild Instead of Update?
- If your website is technically poorly structured (see checklist above).
- If updates take longer and longer because the structure is illogical.
- If your site does not rank on Google and loads slowly.
- If your marketing team has little control and always needs a developer.
Think your Webflow site might have a bad foundation?
Get in touch, and we’ll assess whether an update is worth it—or if you’re better off with a solid, future-proof solution.
How Much Does a Webflow Website Cost in 2025?
It’s the question that comes up in every lead inquiry, every conversation, and every email: “How much does a website cost?” The honest answer? It depends. In this article, we’ll give you a realistic price estimate based on the types of projects we regularly work on.
How Much Does a Webflow Website Cost in 2025?
It’s the question that comes up in every lead inquiry, every conversation, and every email: “How much does a website cost?”
The honest answer? It depends. In this article, we’ll give you a realistic price estimate based on the types of projects we regularly work on.
TL;DR
The classic saying “How much does a website cost?” is like asking how much a car costs—it depends on what you need. But to give you a clearer idea, we’ve outlined some price ranges below.
What Determines the Cost of a Webflow Website in 2025?
1. Template vs. Custom Design
Freelancers and small businesses can use Webflow templates as a quick and affordable option. However, for startups, scale-ups, and enterprise companies, we strongly advise against it. Why?
• Templates often include bloated code, making the website slower and harder to customize.
• A custom-built website ensures a unique brand experience and better performance.
2. Business Type
The type of business determines the complexity of the website.
A small HR consulting firm (like our PionierHR case study) may only need a 5-page website, covering home, about, services, blog, and contact.
A SaaS company (like our Supliful case study), on the other hand, will likely need a larger website to explain multiple features, target different industries, and host a rich content library for education and social media.
3. Design Complexity
Businesses that want to stand out from competitors invest in branding and design. A strong visual identity increases the complexity of the website’s design, which affects the overall cost.
Commonly Overlooked Website Costs:
Besides the initial development cost, there are a number of ongoing or hidden costs that businesses often underestimate:
• Hosting costs:
• CMS Plan: €30/month
• Business Plan: €49/month
• Enterprise Plan: from €1,500/month
• Third-party software: Tools like HubSpot, Make, Zapier, Hotjar, and Leadinfo come with extra monthly fees.
• Data costs: Websites that rely heavily on large assets or videos may face higher data costs. This can often be reduced through optimization.
• Domain costs: Additional domains or subdomains must be renewed annually via services like GoDaddy, Google, or Versio.
What Does a Webflow Website Really Cost?
Every industry has its own pricing expectations. On top of that, the experience, quality, and attention to detail of the Webflow studio or agency also influence the price.
At Studio Neat, we focus on SMEs, startups, and scale-ups that already have a stable revenue stream or have gone through funding rounds. Why?
• These companies invest in marketing or at least understand its importance.
• They usually have a marketing team (1-5 people) working on their website and other marketing channels continuously.
💰 For these companies, the average investment is between €8,000 and €35,000 for a new website project.
On top of that, they invest between €500 and €7,500 per month in the ongoing development and optimization of their website—depending on their maturity, complexity, and business model (e.g., businesses that generate most of their revenue online).
Conclusion
The cost of a Webflow website depends on your business needs. If you’re looking for a small template-based site, you might spend a few hundred euros. But if you need a custom-built, strategically designed website, expect to invest €10,000+.
Think long-term: A well-designed, high-performing website is not just an expense—it’s an investment in your growth and online success. 🚀
🔥 Want to know how much a Webflow website would cost for your business?
Get in touch with us, and we’ll provide a free tailored estimate.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I start a Webflow project with Studio Neat?
Getting started is easy! Book a free consultation on our website to discuss your project. Whether you need a Webflow redesign, a new Webflow website, or SEO optimization, we’ll create a tailored plan for you.
Do you provide ongoing support after launching a Webflow website?
Yes! We tailor fully to your needs as a business and your support requirements so we can keep your website updated and optimized. Our support can include:
- Bug fixes and updates
- Webflow CMS content updates
- Performance optimization
- Webflow SEO improvements
- Webflow training
Does Studio Neat provide Webflow SEO services?
Yes! Our Webflow SEO services include:
- Technical SEO audits to fix performance and indexing issues.
- Keyword research and on-page optimization to target the right audience.
- Schema markup and structured data implementation to improve AI-driven rankings.
- Conversion rate optimization (CRO) to turn visitors into leads.
Our goal is to maximize visibility and drive organic traffic to your Webflow website.
How does Studio Neat help businesses with Webflow development?
As a specialized Webflow Studio, we handle:
- Custom Webflow design & development
- Webflow CMS websites for blogs, corporate sites, and portfolios
- Figma to Webflow conversions
- Webflow SEO & performance optimization
- White-label Webflow projects for agencies
- Ongoing Webflow maintenance & support
What types of clients does Studio Neat work with?
We collaborate with a diverse range of clients, including startups, scale-ups, enterprises, and agencies.
- 80% of our clients are funded companies, but it’s not a requirement.
- We assist startups in building scalable, conversion-driven websites that grow with their business.
- We partner with corporate and enterprise clients, often through white-label projects or under NDA agreements.
- We also work with agencies whose clients require specialized Webflow development expertise.
Regardless of company size, we tailor each project to maximize impact and business growth.
How does Webflow help with SEO?
Webflow is SEO-friendly by default, offering:
- Clean, semantic HTML for better search engine crawling.
- Fast loading speeds with optimized code and built-in CDN.
- Automatic sitemap & structured data to improve indexing.
- Easy meta tag customization for page titles and descriptions.
- No reliance on third-party plugins, reducing security risks and technical debt.
At Studio Neat, we optimize every Webflow project to rank higher on Google and attract organic traffic.
What is a Webflow Premium Partner?
A Webflow Premium Partner is a top-tier member of Webflow's Certified Partner Program, recognized for exceptional expertise in designing and developing Webflow websites.
Premium Partners have demonstrated a strong track record of delivering high-quality, scalable, and innovative web solutions.
They gain access to exclusive tools, resources, and support from Webflow, enabling them to provide superior services to clients.
We're proud to be a Certified Premium Webflow partner.
Can I migrate my existing WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace website to Webflow?
Yes! Studio Neat specializes in WordPress to Webflow migration, as well as Wix and Squarespace migrations. We ensure a seamless transition without losing:
- Your existing content
- SEO rankings
- Brand identity and design
Our migration process ensures your new Webflow site is faster, easier to manage, and optimized for conversions.