
Webflow vs Next.js for a B2B marketing site: an honest answer from someone who builds both
Which platform fits your B2B marketing site in 2026? A decision tree from a design engineer who ships both Webflow and Next.js, with real running costs.
What a B2B site costs, which platform fits your team, what a design engineer actually does. Written for founders and marketing leads doing the research before they hire anyone. A few of these will talk you out of hiring me.

Which platform fits your B2B marketing site in 2026? A decision tree from a design engineer who ships both Webflow and Next.js, with real running costs.

A design engineer designs the website and builds it in code. One person, no handoff. What the role means, where it came from, and when hiring one makes sense.

A professionally built B2B marketing site in Europe runs roughly 2,500 to 25,000 €. What moves a quote between those numbers, and what I charge per week.

There is no recommended Next.js App Router folder structure. The docs lay out the options and leave the choice to you, which is honest and unhelpful.

A designer, a frontend and a backend developer. All three deliver what you asked for, the project still runs late. What that costs, and when one is cheaper.

What a website redesign has to do to keep the rankings you already have, what it costs, and the one deliverable to require before launch: the redirect map.
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