Choosing a website platform is mostly a choice about who edits the site after launch and how much structure it needs. Every platform here can ship a good marketing site; each one puts the limits somewhere different. Use this page to find the comparison that matches your question, with starting prices checked on the official pages.
Goodspeed: when you want the platform chosen for the team that will run it
Goodspeed is a London website design and development studio and a Framer Enterprise Expert. We build on Framer by default and on Astro or Next.js when code is the right call, and we pick the platform for the team that will edit the site, not the other way round. If staying where you are is the honest answer, we will say so.
What you get
Senior people you meet on the first call do the work, with agents running research, first draft copy, motion and QA.
A real designed page on staging, on your content, by the end of week one.
Framer by default, or Astro or Next.js with a headless CMS when code is the right call. We pick the platform for the team that will edit it.
Migrations include the audit, a signed-off redirect map, on-page parity and 30 days of monitoring after launch.
Your team edits the site after launch. Bugs are fixed in two business days or that month is free.
Pricing
Builds and migrations from $10,000, fixed before work starts and paid 50% up front and 50% at launch.
Landing Page from $2,500, live in about five working days.
Tune-Up at $5,000 fixed, over two weeks, for a site that is close but needs fixing.
Embedded Team from $2,000 a month, rolling, if you want help after launch.
Every package is on our pricing page.
Proof you can check
HighPath, a finance SaaS, moved off Wix and onto Framer in six weeks, with 20 pages and three buyer journeys its own team now runs.
Waste Logics moved from WordPress to Framer with no rankings lost, and organic search rose 44% within five weeks.
Zen Educate, a Series B team, migrated page by page with zero downtime, and now runs ten times more growth experiments without involving engineering.
Three clients that have each been acquired for over $1 billion.
“Goodspeed had great people and was dedicated to building what we wanted.” Matt Gubasta, CEO, HighPath
Two ways to start: plan my migration free to get a first redirect pass and a scope, or book a call to get a date and a fixed price. If staying put is the better answer, we will say so.
Every comparison, side by side
Comparison | Use it when | Start here |
|---|---|---|
Webflow vs WordPress | You are choosing between a visual marketing CMS and a large editorial stack. | |
Squarespace vs WordPress | You want a simpler template site, or you have already outgrown one. | |
Wix vs WordPress | Wix is on the shortlist and you need a straight comparison. | |
Astro vs Webflow | The Webflow site is hitting a performance or CMS ceiling, and a code front end is in play. | |
Framer vs Webflow | You are comparing two visual builders. | |
Framer vs WordPress | A visual builder is being weighed against a WordPress site you already have. | |
Astro vs WordPress | A lighter code front end is being weighed against a WordPress site. | |
Framer vs Next.js | A specialty comparison between a visual canvas and an application framework. Read this last. |
How to use this set
Start with the job, not the logo
If a marketer must design a new layout on a canvas, start with Webflow vs WordPress or Framer vs Webflow. If the question is a lighter code front end, start with Astro vs Webflow or Astro vs WordPress.
If you already know you are leaving
Open Leaving WordPress or Leaving Webflow, or the alternatives lists for WordPress and Webflow. Each points to the comparison and the migration route that match the move, including when staying or a Tune-Up is the more honest next step.
Leave Framer vs Next.js until last
It is a specialty comparison for teams already weighing a visual canvas against an application framework. It should not be the first page you read.
Choosing a studio rather than a platform?
If the real question is who should build the site, read Goodspeed alternatives, which compares eight studios with freelancers, agencies and in-house hires.
What a move involves
A platform change is a rebuild plus a content move plus a redirect map. URLs that rank, convert or carry backlinks need a 301, not a blanket send to the homepage. The map should be signed off before launch, then checked in Search Console afterwards.
Migrations with us start from $10,000 and include the audit, the signed-off map, on-page parity and 30 days of monitoring. You can run a first pass with the migration planner. The resources hub collects the other tools and guides.
How a project with us runs
Day one. One shared channel, and you meet the people doing the work.
Every day. A written update. Every few days, a Loom walking through what changed.
End of week one. A real page on staging, on your content, that you can forward to anyone.
Week two. The system behind it, so page nine takes an hour instead of a day.
Sources
Framer pricing, Webflow pricing, WordPress.com pricing, Wix plans, Squarespace pricing and Vercel pricing, all checked 15 November 2026.
Goodspeed pricing, for every Goodspeed price.
When another option is better
Your current site is stable, your team is fast in it and nothing is about to change: stay, and spend the budget on content.
The site is close but broken in places: a $5,000 Tune-Up beats a rebuild.
Ecommerce is the core of the business: a commerce platform such as Shopify belongs on the shortlist ahead of these.
Recommendations by buyer
If you are | Start with |
|---|---|
A design-led marketing team | Framer vs Webflow |
A content team on WordPress | WordPress alternatives, or Astro vs WordPress |
A small business on Wix or Squarespace | Wix vs WordPress, or Squarespace vs WordPress |
A team on Webflow hitting limits | Webflow alternatives, or Astro vs Webflow |
An engineering-led team | Framer vs Next.js, or Astro vs Next.js |
Where to go next
If you already know the two platforms, open that comparison. If you are leaving WordPress or Webflow, use the decision guides. If you know the destination, open the migration route and the migration planner.
When you are ready: plan my migration free to get a first redirect pass and a scope, or book a call to get a date and a fixed price. If staying put is the better answer, we will say so.
Frequently asked questions
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Harish Malhi
Founder of Goodspeed
Harish Malhi is the founder of Goodspeed. He left Google in 2019 to build his own product, and started Goodspeed to give other founders the same head start. Today the studio designs and builds websites and the whole digital experience around them for funded tech companies, at the moments that matter: a raise, a launch, a press cycle. Goodspeed is a Framer Enterprise Expert, was Bubble’s Agency of the Year in 2024, and has shipped 300+ products, including launch pages for an NVIDIA-backed AI lab and a Webby-nominated site for a Boeing-backed aviation company. It holds a 5.0 rating from 46 reviews on Clutch.
