GoWeb Global builds and redesigns marketing websites in Framer for B2B and SaaS companies that want full control over their own site after launch. It's one of two platforms we build on, alongside WordPress — our default recommendation for marketing sites, landing pages, and content hubs where the team publishing content isn't the team who built it. See examples in our work.
What Framer is, and why it matters for your site
A visual website builder that happens to output production-grade code underneath: real performance, real SEO fundamentals, and a canvas your marketing team can edit directly — text, images, new pages — without touching code or waiting on a developer.
Most website builders force a choice. A fast, well-built site only a developer can touch, or an easy-to-edit site on a template that loads slowly and ranks poorly. Framer skips that trade-off. Pages ship as static, CDN-hosted output with built-in image optimization, so Core Web Vitals and load times hold up under real traffic — the same bar a hand-coded site would otherwise have to earn on its own.
For the client, the difference shows up after launch, not before it. A marketing team can update copy, swap a hero image, publish a case study, or spin up a campaign landing page without opening a ticket with an agency or waiting on developer availability. Not that it's easier to build. That it's easier to own.
What GoWeb Global does with Framer
We use it for the structure, design system, and CMS behind a client's marketing site, then hand over a project the client's own team owns outright. No lock-in, no recurring platform fee to us, and enough training that edits don't require a developer.
Design system and build
Every project starts with a component library specific to that brand — headers, cards, buttons, section templates — built once, reused across every page. It's the difference between a twenty-page site that's actually consistent and twenty pages of one-off decisions nobody remembers making. Future pages go quick, too, without a full redesign.
Content you can actually edit
Blog posts, case studies, and landing pages live in CMS collections, edited through a form-like interface. No HTML, no page-builder plugins, no version conflicts. We set up the collection structure and content models; your team fills them in going forward.
SEO and performance from day one
Metadata, schema, redirects, and image optimization are part of the build, not an afterthought — the same SEO-safe approach behind every redesign we run. For migrations, every existing URL gets mapped to a new one before launch. Rankings carry over. Nothing resets.
Is Framer the right fit for your project
A strong one for marketing sites, landing pages, and content-driven sites of moderate complexity. Deep e-commerce catalogs, complex logged-in applications, and heavily custom backend logic are a different conversation — WordPress or a custom build is usually the better foundation there, and we'll say so during discovery.
We build in both Framer and WordPress on purpose. Neither is the right answer for every project. Marketing sites, service pages, blogs, and landing-page systems are where Framer earns its place, because editability and front-end performance matter more there than deep backend logic. Large content operations with complex taxonomies, membership logic, or heavy third-party integrations still make more sense on WordPress or a custom stack.
Matching the platform to the project comes first, not the other way around — that's part of discovery on every engagement. If Framer isn't the right foundation for what you're building, we'll say so before you pay for the build. Not after.
Pricing and process
The same process and pricing structure apply here as to any GoWeb Global redesign or new build: discovery to scope the work, a design phase, a build phase, and an SEO-safe launch. Projects start from $10,000 depending on scope — see current pricing for ranges by project type, or the redesign process for how the phases break down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why build in Framer instead of WordPress or a custom-coded site?
Marketing teams get a site they can edit without a developer, while still shipping fast, SEO-sound, CDN-hosted pages. WordPress or custom code still wins for complex content operations or deep custom functionality. We recommend whichever fits the project.
Will our team actually be able to edit the site after launch, or will we need to hire a Framer developer?
No developer required, for content changes, new pages, or CMS entries. We run a short handoff and training session so your team knows exactly where to make changes. Hiring a dedicated Framer developer afterward is optional, not a requirement.
Do we own the Framer project, or are we locked into GoWeb Global?
You own it outright, on your own Framer account and plan. We build it, hand over ownership, and you can maintain it yourself, bring in another team, or keep working with us. No platform lock-in on our end.
Can Framer support a blog or resource library, not just a homepage?
Yes. Its CMS collections handle blog posts, case studies, and resource libraries much like a traditional CMS, with templates that stay consistent as new content gets added.
What about e-commerce or more complex functionality?
Simple commerce and booking integrations, no problem. Larger product catalogs, complex checkout logic, or deep custom functionality usually point to WordPress or a custom build instead, and we'll say so during discovery.
Is GoWeb Global an official Framer expert or partner?
It's one of our two core specialties, alongside WordPress, and we build on it every month. We're also completing our listing in Framer's own Experts directory.