The use case: how Arkose Labs deploys Webflow
Arkose Labs migrated its decade-old WordPress marketing site to Webflow Enterprise and now builds, updates and maintains it agentically through Claude using the Webflow MCP connector. The marketing team publishes pages and content to staging under a governed approval workflow, and uses Webflow Analyze to track traditional and AI-generated search performance.
More reported results
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The site went live 3.5 weeks after signing.
The Lighthouse score moved from 27 on WordPress to 81 on Webflow.
In the customer’s words
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- Nov 12, 2026
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- The figure: 15 minutesChecked
Printed word for word on the page, near the name of Arkose Labs.
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Copied word for word from the page, near the name of Arkose Labs.
- Arkose Labs uses WebflowChecked
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A page that used to take three days to create now takes 15 minutes. Changes that required a week-minimum agency turnaround, if they got prioritized at all, now happen in minutes.