Can you migrate WordPress to Framer without losing SEO?
Yes, if every URL is handled. Before anything moves, we list every page and post, keep the addresses we can and map a redirect for each one that changes. After launch we submit the new sitemap to Search Console and fix crawl errors.
Can WordPress posts be imported into Framer?
Yes. WordPress exports posts as an XML file, and the Framer CMS imports CSV files, so we convert one into the other, import the posts and check each one. Theme and page-builder layouts don’t carry over cleanly, so those pages are rebuilt.
Is Framer good for SEO?
Framer sends each page’s text in the HTML, with titles, descriptions, a sitemap and redirects built in. In our YC study, Framer homepages showed AI crawlers a median of 1,543 words. More in our Framer SEO guide.
Are other startups still on WordPress?
Fewer each year. When we fetched YC company homepages on 10 Oct 2026, 50 of 522 in YC’s 2021 batch ran on WordPress, and 2 of 648 in the 2026 batch. The numbers are in our YC study.
Can our team keep publishing blog posts?
Yes. Posts live in the Framer CMS, and your team adds new ones without a developer.
Should we move to Framer or Webflow?
Pick by who edits the site. Framer if you want to launch fast and edit it yourself. Webflow if a growing marketing team needs a structured CMS and editor roles. We do both, and help you pick on the call. See WordPress to Webflow.
How much does a WordPress to Framer migration cost?
It depends on how many pages and posts move, how many old URLs need redirects, and which plugins and tools need replacing. We quote it after a 30-minute call, with a fixed scope, price and date in writing within 3 business days. Starting prices are on our pricing page.
Who owns the site after the move?
You do, once the project is paid. The Framer project, the domain and every account are handed over to you.
Can we start smaller?
Yes. Start with the Free Website Audit: send us your website, and in 3 business days we’ll tell you what’s missing and what to fix before you move.