From Webflow to a fully agentic website

This company had a Webflow website that was central to their business — landing pages, product pages, blog content. But every change required an agency: $15K/month, two-week turnaround for a new page, and no guarantee it would match their design system. The marketing team had ideas faster than the agency could execute.

We deployed an agent that operates the Webflow Designer directly — the same way a human would. It reads the site's class system, adds elements, modifies content, and builds pages that match the existing design language. Pages are published to a staging URL for review and only pushed to production once approved.

“We went from waiting two weeks for a landing page to having it built in hours. And it actually matches our design system.”

But we didn't stop at page building. A second agent handles programmatic ads QA — reviewing live ads across Google, Microsoft, and LinkedIn, comparing them against landing pages, flagging disconnects, and either reporting or executing changes. A third agent manages cross-platform workflows, coordinating between the website, ad platforms, and analytics.

All three agents share context through a unified Company OS instance — so when the ads QA agent flags a landing page issue, the website agent can resolve it. The result: a website that effectively manages itself, with marketing providing direction instead of tickets.