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99 Francs designs, builds and migrates Webflow websites for New Zealand companies. Two Auckland property sites are live in Webflow — 4 Madeira Place and The Pacifica Penthouse — both delivered remotely with Auckland's Glasshouse Digital. There is no upfront payment: the project runs in phases with a fixed price in NZD, and you pay at the end of each one, only when it works.
Webflow landing pages from NZ$1,000; 5–10 page marketing sites NZ$1,700–7,000; migrations from NZ$2,500. Fixed per phase, no deposit.
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99 Francs is a Webflow design and development studio working with New Zealand clients remotely. Two Auckland property websites are live in Webflow — 4 Madeira Place in Grafton and The Pacifica Penthouse, the highest residence in New Zealand — both built in collaboration with Auckland's Glasshouse Digital. Webflow landing pages start from NZ$1,000, 5–10 page marketing sites run NZ$1,700–7,000, CMS-driven sites NZ$5,000–12,000, and migrations from WordPress or Wix NZ$2,500–9,000. There is no upfront payment: each phase has a fixed price in NZD and is paid only after you have seen it working. New Zealand agencies that also build in Webflow include Glasshouse Digital, Byte Media and Sundeck Studio in Auckland.
A Webflow build in New Zealand is usually quoted somewhere between NZ$1,000 for a single campaign page and NZ$15,000 for a property or listings site with a full CMS behind it. What moves the number is not the platform — Webflow's own hosting runs roughly NZ$25–75 a month depending on the plan — but page count, how much of the content has to be editable by your team, and whether an existing site has to be carried across without losing its rankings. Below are the ranges we actually quote, in NZD, fixed per phase before the phase starts.
One focused Webflow page: design, build, forms, analytics and a mobile pass. Typically one week.
Multi-page Webflow site with reusable sections and a light CMS. The price scales with page count; a full multi-page studio site usually lands around NZ$5–7K.
Collections, templates, filtering and editor workflows planned so your team publishes without a developer. Property launches like 4 Madeira Place sit in this band.
Rebuild in Webflow with content carried across, URL mapping and redirects. The range depends on page count and how much of the old CMS has to survive.
Every project is split into phases with a fixed scope and price agreed in NZD before the phase starts. You pay at the end of a phase — only once you have seen the working result and are satisfied with it.
An honest map of who actually works in Webflow for the New Zealand market — including the agencies that turn up on this search but are not based here.
Full disclosure before the list: 99 Francs (that's us) is on it, and Glasshouse Digital is a studio we collaborate with on Auckland projects. Everything below is checked against each company's own website, and where a company does not publicly say what it builds on, we say so rather than guess.
Remote · NZ-friendly hours · that's us
A senior two-person studio that designs and builds in Webflow, with two Auckland property sites shipped in it: 4 Madeira Place in Grafton and The Pacifica Penthouse, the highest residence in New Zealand. No deposit, fixed price per phase in NZD, and deep migration work — seven published guides on moving to Webflow without losing SEO. Best for: businesses that want senior Webflow design and build at below-local rates and are comfortable with a remote team.
Auckland · results-driven digital
An Auckland digital agency working across web, brand and digital marketing, with its own site built in Webflow. We know them from the inside — Madeira Place and The Pacifica Penthouse were joint projects. Best for: businesses that want an on-the-ground Auckland team leading strategy alongside the build.
Auckland (Takapuna) · multi-platform
A North Shore agency covering websites, branding, apps and digital marketing. Webflow is one of the platforms it builds on, alongside WordPress, Shopify and Silverstripe, and it describes Webflow as giving its designers more creative freedom. Best for: an Auckland SMB that wants the site and the marketing handled locally by one team.
Auckland · Sydney · Dubai
A design agency operating across New Zealand, Australia and the UAE, offering Webflow development alongside WordPress and enterprise builds, and marketing itself on cost savings against larger agencies. Webflow is one service among several rather than the specialism. Best for: multi-market work where the New Zealand site is one of several.
Bengaluru + Delaware · Webflow Enterprise Certified Partner
Frequently ranks for New Zealand Webflow searches, and is a genuine Webflow specialist — Webflow Enterprise Certified Partner, nominated for Webflow Partner of the Year 2025. Worth knowing before you brief them: it is not a New Zealand company. Its offices are in Bengaluru, India and Newark, Delaware. Best for: enterprise Webflow work where certification matters more than location — and a useful reminder that half this SERP is already offshore.
Wellington · public sector and enterprise
One of New Zealand's best-known digital agencies, human-centred, with clients including ACC, Kiwibank, Xero and Te Whatu Ora. It does not publicly position itself as a Webflow shop, and its work sits at a scale where Webflow usually is not the right platform anyway. Best for: government and enterprise digital services — a different brief from the one this page is about.
Founded 2001 · nationwide · e-commerce
Describes itself as New Zealand's largest and most experienced web company, founded in 2001 and now working across New Zealand and Australia with a strong e-commerce and digital-marketing focus. It does not publicly state which platform its websites run on, so we make no claim either way. Best for: SMBs that want a large local provider handling the website and the marketing together.
If you are shortlisting more broadly than Webflow, we keep a separate comparison of the best web design and development agencies in New Zealand, and an honest breakdown of what website development costs in New Zealand.
The honest version. We are not in Auckland, the overlap is limited, and the payment model exists precisely because hiring a studio you cannot walk into is a real risk.
Not in New Zealand — and we would rather say that on the first screen than let you find out on the third call. Our working day overlaps the New Zealand morning; the rest of the time we work async by default, with clear written briefs, recorded walkthroughs and a same-day reply as the standard. Both Auckland property sites were delivered this way, in collaboration with a local Auckland partner.
The agencies ranking for "Webflow agency New Zealand" are not all New Zealand companies — Flowtrix, one of the strongest Webflow specialists in these results, operates from Bengaluru and Delaware. Remote Webflow delivery into New Zealand is already the norm; the question worth asking is not whether a studio is local, but what happens if the work is wrong.
There is no deposit. The project is split into phases with a fixed scope and price in NZD, and you pay at the end of a phase — only once you have seen it working. We start the first phase at our own risk, which is a harder promise to make from 18,000 km away than a testimonial is.
Either side can stop between phases and you keep everything produced so far: the Webflow project, the designs, the content. If you are still not satisfied with a phase after revisions, you owe nothing for it. There is no annual retainer, no lock-in and no sunk-cost pressure to continue.
You do. The project is transferred to your own Webflow workspace, on your billing, with your team as the editors. We can stay on for further phases — but you are never one password away from being stuck.
Almost nobody starts from scratch. Most New Zealand businesses arrive with a WordPress site an agency built years ago, or a Wix site that has outgrown itself. Content, structure and rankings carry over when the migration is planned; plugins, custom PHP and platform-specific apps do not.
The most common New Zealand migration: an ageing WordPress site with a plugin stack nobody wants to maintain. Posts, pages and media map into Webflow collections; the plugins do not come with it.
WordPress migrationWix sites usually migrate for design control and CMS depth. Content carries over; Wix apps and its URL structure do not, which is exactly why redirects are planned first.
Wix migrationURL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, structured data and a crawl comparison before and after. This is the part that decides whether your rankings survive the move.
Protect the rankingsWhat a migration actually takes, phase by phase, and what changes the number — page count, CMS depth, integrations and how much of the old content is worth keeping.
See the timelineFor teams whose marketing site sits inside HubSpot CMS and who want the design freedom back without losing the forms and tracking.
HubSpot migrationLarger content estates: docs, changelogs, resource libraries and hundreds of posts, restructured into Webflow collections rather than copied page by page.
SaaS CMS migrationNo platform-bashing. All three ship perfectly good New Zealand websites — they just fail in different places once the site has to grow.
| Webflow | WordPress | Wix | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editing content without a developer | Strong. The Editor lets your team change text and images in place, and CMS collections keep listings and posts structured. | Strong for posts and pages; layout edits usually need a page builder, and page builders are where sites get slow. | Strongest for one-person edits. Weakest once several people edit structured content. |
| Design control | Full control of layout, breakpoints and interactions without writing code. | Depends entirely on the theme and builder. Custom design usually means custom development. | Template-bound. Fine until the brand needs something the template will not do. |
| Speed and Core Web Vitals | Fast by default — managed hosting on a global CDN, no plugin stack to slow it down. | Can be very fast, but it is on you: hosting, caching, image handling and plugin discipline. | Adequate. Limited control over what actually loads. |
| CMS depth | Collections, references and templates cover most marketing sites; very large or relational content models hit limits. | Deepest of the three. If the content model is genuinely complex, this is the honest answer. | Shallow. Fine for a blog, awkward for structured listings. |
| SEO and AI search (AEO) | Clean markup, per-page metadata, redirects and custom structured data — everything an answer engine needs to quote you. | Excellent with the right plugins, and the plugins are one more thing to maintain and keep updated. | Workable for basics; less control over structured data and redirects. |
| Cost of ownership | Predictable: roughly NZ$25–75 a month in hosting, no plugin licences, no security patching. | Lowest entry price, highest maintenance. Hosting, updates, backups and security are ongoing work. | Cheapest and simplest, as long as you never outgrow it. |
| Best when | Marketing owns the site, design matters, and the team wants to publish without engineering tickets. | The content model is complex, or you need plugins and integrations that only exist in that ecosystem. | A small business needs a decent site this month and does not expect it to grow much. |
If the site needs custom product logic, authentication or app-like behaviour, none of the three is the answer — that is a React/Next.js build, and we will tell you so before you pay for the wrong platform.
The build should not flatten the design or create a maintenance problem. We keep implementation decisions tied to performance, content ownership, responsive behavior and the launch goal.
Reusable classes, clean breakpoints and an Editor setup your marketing person can actually use — not a site that needs us every time a price changes.
Listings, properties, posts, case studies and team pages planned as collections with references, so adding the eleventh one is as easy as the first.
Per-page metadata, structured data, sitemaps, redirects and a working analytics setup — plus the direct-answer content structure that gets a page quoted by AI search, not just indexed.
QA across devices, a launch checklist, the project transferred to your own Webflow workspace and handoff notes written for whoever maintains it next.
Plugin updates, a theme nobody understands and a slow site your team is scared to touch. This is the most common reason a New Zealand business moves to Webflow, and the migration is a fixed-price phase like any other.
Property listings, blog posts, service pages, job ads. If publishing currently means emailing an agency and waiting three days, the CMS model is the fix, not the design.
Property launches, studios, hospitality and premium brands. Webflow's design control is the reason we build The Pacifica Penthouse and 4 Madeira Place in it rather than in a template.
Every phase has a scope and a price in NZD agreed before it starts, and you pay at the end of it. Compare that against the 40–50% deposits commonly quoted in the New Zealand market.
The process keeps design, content, CMS, integrations, QA and launch readiness in one line so the final site is easier to ship and maintain.
A short call or email thread. We agree what phase one delivers, its fixed price in NZD and its timeline. No deposit, no contract theatre. You get the number before anything starts.
A landing page concept lands in a few days; a full marketing site takes one to two weeks. You see and approve the direction before any Webflow build begins.
Pages, CMS collections, templates, interactions, forms and integrations. A single landing page is usually live within a week of approval; a 5–10 page CMS site takes two to three.
For a migration, this is where URL mapping, redirects and a crawl comparison happen. Then device QA, the launch checklist, transfer to your Webflow workspace and handoff notes.
Property launches built remotely with Glasshouse Digital, plus logistics and agency work — all built and developed in Webflow.
Web Design · Web Development
Clean, conversion-focused property website built in Webflow with smooth animations and a clear content structure. Delivered in 2 weeks as part of a design subscription.
Web design · Development
Luxury penthouse listing for New Zealand's tallest residential building — Auckland CBD's exclusive 54th-floor residence. Premium visual language with panoramic views, natural materials, and a minimalist editorial layout.
Website redesign · Webflow
Marketing agency website featuring refined UI, Fullpage.js interactions, and CMS integration that conveys confidence and a technological edge. Custom code and smooth animation throughout.
Web development
Webflow development with a clean CMS for Profrakt — a Norwegian freight and shipping platform by Oriented Soft AS. Built fast and fully editable from the supplied designs, with GSAP motion and HubSpot and WooCommerce integrations.
Yes — it is the most common migration we do. Posts, pages, media and structured content map into Webflow collections, URLs are mapped and 301 redirects are put in place before launch, and we run a crawl comparison before and after so nothing disappears quietly. See WordPress to Webflow migration and migrating without losing SEO. Plugins do not carry over; anything a plugin was doing has to be rebuilt or replaced, and we identify that in the first phase.