Webflow + Next.js Agency

One Agency.
Two Stacks.
Zero Handoffs.

Most SaaS founders hire two agencies — one for their Webflow marketing site, one for their Next.js product. We do both. Same team, same design system, no agency walls.

The Stack Logic

Right Tool. Right Job.

Webflow — for Marketing

Your Marketing Team Owns the Site

Marketing publishes landing pages, blog posts, and feature updates without filing engineering tickets. Fast to launch, easy to iterate, built for conversion.

  • Landing pages
  • Blog & resources
  • Pricing page
  • Feature pages
Next.js — for Product

Your Engineers Own the Product

Server-side rendering, API routes, auth, database integrations. Scalable from 100 to 100,000 users. Built for what Webflow cannot do.

  • SaaS dashboard
  • Onboarding flows
  • App pages with live data
  • Server-side logic
Both — Integrated

One Team Owns Everything

Shared design system, shared analytics, shared ownership. One source of truth for your brand. Zero friction between your marketing and product teams.

  • One Figma file
  • Shared component library
  • Unified analytics
  • One point of contact

The Hidden Cost

Why Two Agencies
Always Costs More

🎨

Design drift

Your marketing site and product look like they were built by strangers. Different typography, different components, different feel.

📋

Double onboarding

You brief the same context to two agencies. Double the overhead, double the meetings, half the momentum.

🔗

Integration gaps

Your Webflow blog linking to your Next.js app breaks constantly. Nobody owns the seam between the two.

📁

No shared system

Two Figma files. Two component libraries. Two sets of opinions. Three months in, nothing is consistent.

🤷

Handoff hell

"That's the other agency's problem" is a real thing that happens. No one is accountable for the whole product.

💸

Cost creep

Paying for project management twice. Discovery twice. QA twice. The duplication adds 30–50% to your real cost.

How We Work

The Dual-Stack Workflow

01

Discovery — One Week

We map your entire digital surface — marketing pages, product flows, integrations — and define what belongs in Webflow vs Next.js. Most founders are surprised how clear this line becomes once someone draws it.

02

Shared Design System

One Figma file. One component library. Your marketing site and product share typography, color tokens, and component patterns. You launch with consistency built in, not bolted on later.

03

Parallel Build

Webflow build and Next.js build run simultaneously. Both teams share a project channel. No agency walls, no waiting for one side to finish before the other can start.

04

Integrated Launch

QA across both environments. Analytics connected. Blog-to-product CTAs working. One handoff, not two. You get full ownership of both codebases on day one.

14 days

Avg. Webflow site delivery

Marketing site, ready to launch

$8,000+

Starting price

Dual-stack projects

1 team

Across both stacks

One PM, one designer, one engineer

0

Agency handoff meetings

Because we own everything

Questions

Dual-Stack FAQs

What is a Webflow + Next.js agency?

A Webflow + Next.js agency builds both your marketing website (in Webflow) and your product or MVP (in Next.js) under one roof. Most agencies specialize in one platform — we specialize in the intersection, which means your marketing site and product share a design system, analytics stack, and engineering ownership from day one.

When should I use Webflow vs Next.js?

Use Webflow for your marketing site, blog, landing pages, and any content your marketing team needs to edit without engineering. Use Next.js for your product, dashboard, onboarding flows, any page that renders user-specific data, or any page that needs server-side logic or API routes. We help you draw this line correctly during discovery.

How much does a Webflow + Next.js project cost?

Dual-stack projects start at $8,000 for a Webflow marketing site paired with a focused Next.js integration or landing page. A full Webflow site + Next.js MVP runs $15,000–$35,000 depending on scope. We publish transparent pricing — no discovery calls required to get a rough estimate.

Can you migrate an existing Webflow site to Next.js?

Yes. We have migrated dozens of Webflow sites to Next.js when clients outgrow Webflow's limitations — typically when they need custom server-side rendering, complex CMS relationships, or tight product integration. We also do the reverse: migrating static Next.js marketing sites to Webflow so marketing teams can own content operations.

Do I need both Webflow and Next.js for my SaaS?

Not always. If your product is early-stage and pre-launch, a Webflow marketing site alone is usually the right call — faster to ship, cheaper to maintain. Next.js becomes the right choice when you need custom data rendering, user authentication, or your product outgrows Webflow's CMS. We will tell you honestly which one you need.

Your Marketing Site.
And Your MVP.
Same Team.

Stop paying two agencies to argue about handoffs. We build both — one brief, one design system, one delivery.

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