Drop Webflow, WordPress,
Squarespace.
Run your marketing site agentically.
One brief, one pipeline, one production codebase in your repo. No CMS, no agency, no ticket queue. Bring positioning, AI notes, sales-call transcripts, or a founder memo, and pages go live in days.
Your marketing site shouldn't run on someone else's CMS.
Or someone else's queue.
CMS plus agency plus ticket queue is the default behind almost every mid-market marketing site. It was built for 2014. It rewards ambiguity, long timelines, and per-seat fees.
The agentic pipeline collapses brief, design, and build into one pass against the same brief, in your repo, on your domain. Marketer to agent to live, with edits shipped as PRs instead of routed through tickets. Days, not months.
Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, agency, ticket queue. Built for 2014.
Whether you're paying Webflow, WordPress, or Squarespace, the stack is the same: a CMS plus an agency plus a ticket queue. The agentic operating model replaces all three with one brief, one pipeline, and one production codebase in your repo.
Choose your migration path.
Three ways to make the switch off CMS-plus-agency, organized by who drives the brief. The build pipeline and the production codebase are the same in every path; the starting point is what changes.
Migration means three things in every path: import what's worth keeping from your current site, redirect every URL search engines know about, and ship parity-or-better in the first week. The mode picks the brief, not the mechanics.
You're on Webflow or WordPress and need a sharper category story before the rebuild.
Get: Positioning doc, production site off your old CMS, repo-native content workflow.
Migration: We mirror your current IA, redirect every page, and replace it section by section against the new positioning.
You're on Webflow or a custom CMS, have a thesis or campaign brief, and want off the agency loop.
Get: Refined argument, production site, content workflow your team can run.
Migration: We rebuild the pages that carry the new argument; the rest 301 to the new structure.
You've got AI notes, transcripts, or drafts and want pages live without a CMS in the loop.
Get: Production pages plus patterns and prompts to keep shipping with agents.
Migration: Greenfield. We cut over from the old CMS and redirect the URLs you want to keep.
Most prospects know their path after a 15-minute call.
On the first call we recommend the mode that fits your real starting point. If you already have positioning, we won't sell you positioning. If you have AI notes, we won't pretend they're a finished brief.
Methodology beats prompts. Page generation, not freeform tokens.
Raw LLM output is a demo, not a marketing site. The difference is methodology: a page-generation pipeline grounded in your materials, not a chat window grounded in the model's training data.
Your positioning, sales calls, transcripts, and brand voice drive every page. The model doesn't fill blanks from training data, so your facts stay your facts and your voice stays yours.
A pipeline tuned for production marketing pages: components, content schemas, SEO, schema.org, analytics, accessibility. You get a site, not paragraphs you have to wire up.
Notes, transcripts, drafts. We turn raw material into pages.
Whichever migration path you pick, the pipeline runs against what you already have. Most teams have more positioning sitting in transcripts and notes than they realize. Here's what's enough to start.
Don't see your raw material here? It probably still works. The pipeline is built for messy real-world inputs, not perfectly prepared briefs.
8× faster, broken down.
Nothing skipped. Nothing handwaved.
Comparing a standard mid-market marketing-site engagement (any of Webflow, WordPress, or a headless CMS plus a boutique agency) against our agentic build for the same scope. 10 pages, brand refresh.
| Phase | Traditional | Telos agentic |
|---|---|---|
| Brief & messaging | 2–3 weeks of brand workshops | 3 days from positioning, notes, or AI drafts |
| Design & wireframes | 3–4 weeks in Figma | 2 days of generated layouts |
| Build & component work | 6–8 weeks in Webflow, WordPress, or a headless CMS | 4 days of agent-driven build |
| Revisions & QA | 2–3 weeks of ticket ping-pong | Same-day, live in preview |
| Total | 14–18 weeks | 2 weeks |
Benchmarks from Clutch agency rate surveys, public Webflow Enterprise pricing, and six mid-market engagements we audited in 2025. Your scope will vary; the ratio won't.
A site your marketer ships. Not a CMS they fight with.
One shape per mode.
Illustrative scenarios drawn from recent calls.
A Series B platform raised on "workflow automation" but now needs a sharper category story. We reframe the wedge, write the brief, and rebuild off Webflow into a production codebase in their repo.
Outcome: a hero that makes the sales demo shorter.
A marketer has the campaign brief and no clean way to ship it. We sharpen the argument, generate the page, and hand back a pattern her team can reuse.
Outcome: campaigns that ship the week they're briefed.
A founder brings sales-call notes, ChatGPT drafts, and a stale seed-stage homepage. We synthesize the raw material into a page that finally sounds like the company.
Outcome: a homepage that sounds like the founder.
Agencies sell pages.
We sell an argument that scales.
A boutique web shop gets paid per page and per revision. Their model rewards ambiguity and long timelines. They're not in the room when your category shifts in Q3, and they can't help you turn last week's sales calls into next week's hero.
We start where you are. Sometimes that's a blank positioning doc. Sometimes a thesis to sharpen. Sometimes a folder of AI notes. Either way, agents don't bill hours, so the site goes live in days. Then we hand off, so your marketer can ship the next page through git with agent assistance, no Telos required.
You walk away with a production site, a brief your sales team quotes from, and a per-page cost that kept going down. Same senior team, same partnership model, just pointed at the page that makes everything else easier.
Your codebase, your call. Three ways to keep shipping.
Once the site is live, you decide the cadence. Self-serve, page-by-page partnership, or early access to the platform we're building for marketer-driven agentic updates.
We train your marketer on the Markdown plus agent plus git workflow we built. A new landing page takes 30 minutes, not 30 days, and ships through the same PR flow your engineers use. Most teams stay here.
Monthly page sprints, bounded scope, deliverable-shaped. Not an agency retainer (no open-ended hours, no ambiguity tax). You buy pages, not seats.
Same agentic pipeline, marketer-first surface. Brief in, draft out, preview, ship, all without git or PRs. Join the waitlist on your first call.
The questions we hear on the first call.
Ready to drop Webflow, WordPress, or Squarespace? We'll ship your next site in days.
Positioning, AI notes, sales calls, a founder memo, an old homepage. Tell us what you've got and which CMS you're leaving, and we'll pick the migration path.