Part of Migration to Astro
Leaving Framer means rebuilding from the published site. We capture every page, rebuild it in Astro, check it against the capture and hand you a repository you own.
How do you move a site off Framer when there is no code export?
You rebuild it from the published site. We capture every page, take the copy, images, CMS items and meta tags from it, rebuild the layouts as Astro components, and carry the redirects and fonts across from the project settings. It starts with an estimate in under 24 hours.
Who it is for
Included
Timeline
Under 24 hours
Pages, CMS items, redirects, code components and overrides, forms, fonts and scripts, priced in a fixed quote.
Then
Copy, titles, descriptions, Open Graph images, alt text and structured data, read from Framer’s HTML for content, never reused as markup.
To the estimate’s date
Where a layout carries different copy at different breakpoints, we ask you instead of picking one.
Launch day
Each page is compared with its capture, forms are tested live, and only then is the Framer plan cancelled.
Price
How much motion the site carries moves the number.
Results
“…their ability to accurately estimate the timeline and effort required for each feature.”
Questions
No. Tools that save the published HTML give you markup tied to Framer’s runtime, not a codebase a developer can maintain.
Yes. A migration is not a redesign, and every page is checked against its capture.
Editors work in files or a headless CMS, and layout changes go through a developer. If your team ships landing pages on the canvas weekly, staying may be right.
Google fonts are self-hosted. Uploaded fonts depend on your licence, so we replace those you cannot host.
Thirty minutes with a builder, not a salesperson, to work out whether we are the right team for it. If we are not, we will say so.