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Build the site without learning the box model.

Webflow wins for designers who want the canvas. Frontpage wins the brief: one conversation, no combo classes, no breakpoint duty for a headline change.

  • One conversation
  • No class list
  • Restyle from a sentence

Free plan to start. No credit card. Webflow still wins for designers.

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What Frontpage does

Describe the page. Frontpage builds it. You never open the Webflow designer.

Webflow wins if you think in CSS: box model, flexbox, grid, combo classes, breakpoints. That is why Webflow University exists. This page is for everyone else. Frontpage takes a brief, ships the marketing site, and lets you restyle or rewrite by saying what you want. Site and workspace fees do not stack.

One conversation, not a class list

Ask for a hero and a feature grid. Frontpage builds it. See editing by chatting.

Responsive without breakpoint duty

Phone, tablet, desktop ship with the draft. You do not style each breakpoint.

A bill you can read

Free plan. Paid plans do not stack a site fee on a workspace fee on a CMS add-on.

Growth after publish

Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale. Autopilot on Scale. You accept or decline.

Side by side

Webflow wins the canvas. Frontpage wins the conversation.

Webflow
Frontpage
How you build
Visually write CSS, class by class
Describe what you want in plain English
Learning curve
Box model, flexbox, grid, combo classes
If you can write a sentence, you can build
Responsive
You style and maintain every breakpoint
Responsive with the draft
Pricing
Site plan plus workspace plan plus add-ons
Simple plans, plus a free tier
After publish
Reopen the designer and untangle classes
Say what to change. Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale
Who it is for
Wins. Designers who want the canvas
Marketing sites from a brief

The problem

Webflow starts with the box model. Then it stacks the bill.

Webflow asks you to work in CSS with a UI. The box model, flexbox, grid, combo classes, and breakpoints come first. That is a fair trade for a pro designer. It is a part-time job for everyone else. Combo classes spiral. Pricing stacks a site plan on a workspace plan. A headline change means reopening the designer.

It is coding with a UI

Box model, flexbox, grid, combo classes, breakpoints. You learn how the web is built before a marketing page ships.

Combo classes spiral

Clean styles turn into overrides. Change one thing and someone is hunting which rule wins.

Pricing stacks up

Site plans and workspace plans bill separately. CMS, ecommerce, or extra editors push the bill past a simple site.

Every breakpoint is a job

Desktop, tablet, portrait. One stray constraint can quietly break the layout.

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How to switch

Three steps out of the Webflow designer.

  1. 01

    Describe the business

    What you do, who you serve, the action you want. Paste Webflow copy you still like. Getting started.

  2. 02

    Leave the class list behind

    Reword a headline, restyle a section, add a page. Every change is a sentence. Chat is the editor.

  3. 03

    Publish on your domain

    Go live. Analytics and Growth Advisor show what to fix next. Connect your domain.

Without the class list

What you get when you leave Webflow.

A marketing site you can change without becoming the house Webflow person.

Your brand from the first draft

Colors, type, logo, and voice. Not a combo-class file to keep aligned.

A page built around one action

Hero, offer, proof, one button.

Pages and nav, wired

Ask for about, pricing, or a blog. Frontpage creates the files, routing, and nav.

Search basics

Titles, descriptions, and structure. Open SEO tools.

Your domain

Move your site, then publish.

Growth and undo

Growth Advisor from Growth ($49). Autopilot on Scale ($99). Rewind is 7 / 30 / 90 days by plan.

The gaps we fill

What you get when you switch.

Send the brief. Review the draft. Publish. Keep changing the live site without becoming the house Webflow specialist.

  1. 01

    Send the brief

    Ask for a hero and a three-up feature row. Frontpage ships it on brand. No classes to name.

  2. 02

    Skip breakpoint babysitting

    Every section looks right on phone, tablet, and desktop. There are no breakpoints to manage.

  3. 03

    Keep the brand in tokens

    A color or font changes once. Every page agrees. No combo-class archaeology.

  4. 04

    Grow after it is live

    Growth Advisor suggests. You accept or decline. Autopilot tests on Scale. Rewind if a change misses.

Score the Webflow URL

See if the current Webflow site is costing you time.

Score any Webflow URL. We email the report. Use it as the brief for the rebuild. Start at website audit.

Free · No credit card · Results in your inbox

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After you leave the designer

Suggestions on the live site, not another class.

Growth Advisor reviews the Frontpage site on Growth and Scale, then offers suggestions you accept or decline. That is how Frontpage helps businesses grow traffic by up to 78% and conversions by up to 53%. On Scale, Autopilot can A/B test and publish the winner.

+78% Traffic off the Webflow URL
+53% Conversions after the rebuild
How Growth Advisor works →
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Search without a CMS add-on

Be where people look, without a Webflow Optimize plan.

People search Google, read the page, and decide who to call. Frontpage writes titles and structure with the draft. Open SEO tools when you want the on-site controls.

  • Titles and structure built with the first draft
  • Clean descriptions on every page
  • A free audit of the Webflow site you have today
SEO tools on the Frontpage site →

See it in action

Brief the SaaS site the way you already brief a build.

Describe the pages and the goal, then change a CTA with another sentence.

If a section needs a different layout, say so.

frontpage · your site
Build a SaaS marketing site. Light theme, a feature grid, pricing, and a blog index. Goal is demo requests.
Done. Hero with Request a demo, feature grid, pricing, blog index, nav. Want a changelog page too?
Yes, and make the pricing CTA Start a trial.
Changelog added, CTA updated. Analytics are on. Growth Advisor will suggest. Rewind is there if you want last Tuesday back.

Why switch

Why people switch.

You should not need Webflow University to change a headline.

Editor

You stop being the Webflow person

Teammates can ask for a change without learning combo classes and breakpoints.

  • One conversation
  • No class hunt
  • Restyle from a sentence

Honest split

Webflow still wins for designers

If you want the canvas, CSS control, and a design system, stay. If you want a marketing site from a brief, leave. Read Webflow vs Frontpage.

  • Webflow wins the canvas
  • Frontpage wins the brief
  • No stacked site + workspace bill

After publish

Suggestions, Rewind, Scale tests

Growth Advisor is on Growth and Scale. Autopilot is Scale only. Free plan if you want to try before you leave Webflow.

  • Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99
  • You approve changes
  • Rewind on paid plans

Questions

If you are tired of combo classes.

Is Frontpage a real Webflow alternative?

Yes, for marketing sites. Webflow still wins if you are a designer who wants the canvas. Read Webflow vs Frontpage.

Do I need to understand CSS or the box model?

No. Frontpage makes the layout. You steer in plain language. No classes, breakpoints, or positioning settings.

How flexible is Frontpage next to Webflow?

Frontpage builds landing pages, launches, portfolios, and small-business sites. It does not build complex web apps. Inside that lane, a brief ships faster than a class system.

What about the CMS and a blog?

Ask for a blog or content pages. Frontpage creates and links them. No collection modeling first.

Does Autopilot run on every site?

No. Autopilot is Scale only ($99). Growth Advisor starts at Growth ($49). Free plan exists. See pricing.

How does pricing compare?

Frontpage starts free. Paid plans do not stack site fees on workspace fees on CMS add-ons.

Start the site without the designer.

Describe the brand, the pages, and the goal. Frontpage builds them. Free plan. No credit card.

Free plan · No credit card · Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99 · Autopilot is Scale only