Webflow to GoHighLevel Migrations: A Simple 9-Steps Guide

What if your website could do more than just looks good? Webflow is great for building beautiful sites with creative layouts and smooth animations. But when it comes to growing your business, looks are not everything. You need a system that captures leads, nurtures them automatically, and keeps all your marketing tools in one place.

That’s where GoHighLevel steps in. It is built not just to showcase your brand, but to actually drive sales, manage customers, and automate the work behind the scenes. In this guide, I will explain how to migrate your Webflow site into GoHighLevel with 9 simple steps with tips and tricks. Let’s get started.

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Plan Your Move

The first step is to plan what you want to migrate and what is not important to move.

Review your Webflow site: Make a list of all your pages, your blog posts, forms, galleries, and any important assets.
Choose what to move: Not everything may need to be moved just sometimes it’s better to rebuild from scratch in GoHighLevel.
Think about your goals: Do you want a funnel-based setup? A site with built-in CRM and automations? Your plan will help you rebuild more efficiently.

Read this: Move Your Website From Wix to GoHighLevel (GHL): A Step-by-Step Guide

Buy GoHighLevel (Preferably via LeadsFlex)

Before you start moving things, you need to have access to GoHighLevel. A smooth way to do that is through LeadsFlex. Here is why:

LeadsFlex not only gives you a GoHighLevel account, you can also get ready-made funnel templates and marketing systems that fit right into your new platform. That saves you hours of setup, with designs made to convert ready from day one. And if you ever need something extra like a custom template, site tweaks, or help with a glitch, here is another option: the FunnelFlex team (part of LeadsFlex) is there to help.

They offer consulting, design, and support so your site performs at its best.

Export Your Site From Webflow

Webflow does not offer a one-click import into GoHighLevel. So you need to export your content and rebuild manually.

Get your content: Export any posts, pages, media, or text you can. Use screenshots and notes for complex layouts.
Save your files: Download any images, videos, or files separately.
Organize everything: Having your text, images, and a layout plan ready makes rebuilding easier.

Set Up GoHighLevel

Now you are ready for GoHighLevel.

Log in to your account (via LeadsFlex, hopefully).
Decide whether you are building a full site or a sales funnel.
Browse the available templates. They are helpful starting points and easy to customize.

Rebuild Your Pages or Funnels

Since you can not import Webflow designs directly, it’s rebuild time.

Websites:

Use the GoHighLevel page editor to recreate your pages.

Copy text, layouts, and insert images.

No need to replicate everything. Focus on what works for your current goals.

Funnels:

Build step-by-step funnels like landing pages, opt-in forms, thank-you pages, follow-ups, and so on.

Blog or dynamic content:

You need to manually add posts or use HighLevel’s features for updates.

Connect Webflow Forms or Recreate with GHL

If you want to keep your Webflow form design:

Use tools like Integrately or n8n to connect Webflow form submissions to HighLevel.
Once someone submits a Webflow form, their details (name, email, phone) can be automatically added to your Ghl CRM.

Set Up Automations and CRM

This is where the power of GoHighLevel really shows up.

Create forms (if you are not using Webflow forms).
Build automations like sending a welcome email, an SMS follow-up, or setting reminders whenever someone fills out a form.
Link them to your CRM so submissions auto-populate in your lead list.

Connect Your Domain

To make your new site live:

Go to your domain settings and prepare to update DNS records.
In HighLevel, under Custom Domains, find the records you need to add.
Add the A records or CNAMEs at your registrar.
Wait a little, DNS can take a while to update, but usually it’s fast.

Test Everything Before Launch

Before switching over fully, make sure everything works.

Visit each page—check links, buttons, and page load.
Submit test form entries—confirm leads show in CRM, and that automations work.
Test on phones and tablets, too.
Once it’s all set, launch your GoHighLevel site officially.

Read this: Migrating from Squarespace to GoHighLevel: The Complete Step-by-Step Guide

Bonus Tips

Use templates from LeadsFlex to speed things up and get a professional look fast.
Label CRM pipelines clearly (e.g., “New Lead – Follow Up”) to stay organized.
Redirect Webflow URLs if your structure changed—this protects your SEO and old links.
Rebuild smarter, not pixel-perfect: You do not have to match Webflow exactly. Focus on conversions and clarity instead of perfect layout match.

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Make Your Move with Confidence

Switching from Webflow to GoHighLevel might be stressful but it is really about moving content, rebuilding it where needed, and adding powerful automations behind it. Step by step, it becomes simple.

And if you want to get started faster, do not forget LeadsFlex, they help you buy GoHighLevel, give you plug-and-play funnel templates, and offer help with design or consulting when you need it. It’s an easier way to live fast and grow smarter.

Need help rebuilding a page layout, connecting automations, or crafting a funnel? Simply click “Call Now” or “Add to Cart” on the LeadsFlex website to connect with their team and grab your plan today.

Webflow to GoHighLevel Migrations: A Simple 9-Steps Guide

Plan Your Move