01Governance and permissions
A roles matrix built from how your teams actually publish, with approvals and branching so nothing reaches production by accident.
Migrations
Headless & composable
Design & growth
We configure the controls most Enterprise builds leave at default: custom roles, approval workflows, SSO and audit logs.
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A team ships a page that ignores the design system. A regional site goes out with last year’s legal copy. A contractor still has publish access four months after the contract ended.
Webflow Enterprise has a control for every one of those. Most teams buy the plan and never turn them on, because configuring governance is not a design task and nobody owns it.
Enterprise is not a bigger website. It is a website more than one team can be trusted with.
A roles matrix built from how your teams actually publish, with approvals and branching so nothing reaches production by accident.
Localization from one component system, so a brand change ships once instead of per region.
Built against the high-capacity APIs, not a per-record automation that falls over at scale.
WordPress, Drupal and Adobe Experience Manager, with a crawl audit and 301 map run before the cutover rather than explained after it.
Teams where more than one group publishes, a security review sits before launch, and the search footprint is too established to disturb.
Two of our own products run on the Webflow Marketplace: ConsentBit for cookie consent and AccessBit for accessibility. We engineer past platform limits because we build software for the platform. On security, precisely: Webflow Enterprise holds SOC 2 Type II. That certification is Webflow’s, not ours. We configure your build against it and document that for your reviewers.
Meet a technical lead to review your roles model, your migration scope, or the quote you are holding.
Key deliverable: Roles matrix, license scoping, migration map
Key deliverable: Figma tokens, shared library for multi-site
Key deliverable: Semantic build, SSO and workspace config, API hooks
Key deliverable: Redirects, crawl comparison, security docs, training
We crawl your existing site before we design anything, because you cannot protect rankings you have not measured.
Proof in production
DNS transition · new Webflow pages live while the old WordPress site continued to serve traffic · Webflow Enterprise plan
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CMS-driven sections · custom code · analytics and third-party integrations · SEO · ongoing support
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Webflow does not publish Enterprise pricing, which is why most of what you will find on it is guesswork in forums. Here is how the number is built.
One site prices very differently from a portfolio of regional sites.
People who log in and publish, not headcount.
Your actual volume, not a plan tier.
Every market is priced. This is the line evaluations underestimate.
Usually where the number moves.
Hosting uptime and application uptime are separate commitments.
Response commitments sit here.
Webflow quotes the license. We quote the build. Our Enterprise engagements run [RANGE], fixed scope and fixed price after discovery.
One team publishing, one market, nobody asking for SSO or an audit trail? The Enterprise controls are not doing anything for you yet. We will say that on the call, not after you sign.
What to ask Webflow sales, what your security team will need, and what to settle about roles before anyone starts designing.
The execution framework, nothing else.
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Bring us the quote you are evaluating, your current roles model, or the migration you have been putting off.
Reviewed by an engineer, not a salesperson. No decks, no automated sequences.
Webflow does not publish Enterprise pricing. It is quoted per organization against site count, seats, traffic, locales, SSO, uptime SLA and support tier. Figures in forums are individual quotes, not a price list.
Dropbox, Discord, Zendesk, Upwork and Lattice among thousands. We have delivered Webflow work for teams at AT&T, Microsoft and AWS.
Yes. Founded 2013, based in San Francisco, backed by Accel, CapitalG and Y Combinator among others.
For a site several teams publish to, yes, and the reason is the governance layer rather than the design canvas. For a single-team site, a cheaper plan does the same job.
Only if you need SSO or SCIM, custom roles and approvals, audit logs, localization, a contractual uptime SLA, or a security review you have to pass. If none of those are on your list, we will say so.
Yes. We are added under your permissions at the access level you set, and we work inside your approval flow rather than around it.
Webflow Enterprise infrastructure holds SOC 2 Type II. That certification is Webflow’s. Seattle New Media does not hold it separately, and we would rather tell you than have you find out during a security review.
We crawl your current site before design starts, map every URL, test redirects while the old site is live, and run a crawl comparison before go-live. Our SEO team joins at discovery.
Eight to twelve weeks with governance, integrations and migration in scope. The variable is usually how quickly internal approvals move, not build time.
CMS training, a recorded walkthrough you keep, and a documented roles matrix so access does not drift. Retainer clients usually hear back within the hour, and most requests are picked up the same day.
Yes, and most of our work is not Enterprise. See our Webflow agency services