The use case: how HireClix deploys Webflow
HireClix, a recruitment marketing agency, rebuilt its own website on Webflow after leaving WordPress, then began using Webflow to build and manage career sites for its clients. Designers on the team build and maintain the sites without in-house developers, and clients are set up as editors to update content themselves.
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Neil and his team started with the site's existing code and design, utilizing Webflow's API and CMS to complete the site migration in 28 days.
Webflow gives them the ability to capture more leads at 52% of the cost
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We know Webflow Enterprise will grow with us and our clients, and provide the peace of mind that's critical for any professional site.Other companies using Webflow
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With the power of Webflow Enterprise, HireClix has empowered their existing designers to build and manage their web experiences, avoiding $500k+ of costs associated with hiring in-house developers.