Webflow for AI companies
A marketing site that keeps up with the product. Built to explain your product to buyers, search engines and answer engines, without sending every change back to engineering.
The bigger picture
Keep engineers on the product.
Three systems, and the one in the middle
Webflow
The marketing site
- Positioning, as content rather than markup
- Use cases, comparisons and launches
- The changelog
- SEO and the machine-readable layer
The handoff
Where the two meet
- Signup and demos
- A live model call, through your API
- Analytics events
- Live product data
Your product
The model and the app
- The model, and the API in front of it
- Auth and accounts
- Billing and usage
- Anything with a cost per call
The story, as structure
Build the story as a system, not a homepage.
AI products change quickly. The site needs a structure for use cases, capabilities, comparisons and technical proof that can evolve without rewriting the homepage every time the product changes.
Use cases
Models and capabilities
Comparisons and alternatives
Docs and resources
- Use cases
- The problems people actually arrive trying to solve.
- Models and capabilities
- What the product can do, stated concretely.
- Comparisons and alternatives
- How buyers evaluate it against the other approach.
- Docs and resources
- The technical proof behind the marketing claims.
People and machines
Make the product understandable to humans and machines.
A technical product should still make sense when the animation stops and the scripts are not running. I structure the site so buyers and machines can understand what the product does, who it is for, and how the important ideas relate.
Your product
One clear structure
- Product
- Use cases
- Integrations
- Docs
- Proof
People
- Understand the product
- Compare it with the alternative
- Find proof it works
- Know what to do next
Machines
- Identify the company and product
- Understand the relationships
- Retrieve supporting content
- Surface a useful answer
What it connects to
The stack matters as much as the pages.
- HubSpot Demo requests, and the record behind them
- Segment One event stream, many destinations
- PostHog Pre-signup behavior, joined to the account
- Amplitude Where the product team already looks
- Finsweet Attributes Filtering the use-case pages
- Slack Telling somebody a demo was booked
Decided early
Decisions that matter for an AI company.
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How often the positioning changes
Build a structure that can absorb new capabilities, audiences and language without rebuilding the homepage.
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Whether the use cases are pages or a system
A few can stay pages. A growing library needs a repeatable model.
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What needs to be shown, not described
Use demos, diagrams or working examples only where they make the product easier to understand.
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What a machine needs to understand
Keep important product meaning in the content and the structure, not only in animation or client-side presentation.
Before you ask
Questions from AI companies.
Can Webflow handle an AI company's marketing site?
Yes. Webflow runs the public marketing layer, which is the part that keeps changing, while the product, the authentication and anything reading live data stay in the systems built for them.
What reaches our product from the marketing site?
Only what you decide to send. A form posts to the system you name and analytics events go where you configure them. The marketing site does not read your product data and does not hold credentials, and anything that would have to belongs behind your product.
Can you build interactive product demos?
Yes, where interaction makes the product easier to understand: custom JavaScript, an embed, motion, or a small working demo. A production model call with your API key in the page does not belong on a public site, it belongs behind your product, and if a request crosses that line I will tell you.
How do you structure the site for AI search and answer engines?
Structured data that matches the page it sits on, and crawler rules that say what you mean, on top of the structure the section above describes. No single file or schema type is an answer-engine strategy.
Can our marketing team manage the site afterward?
Yes. Repeated content is modeled in the CMS and the components are built to be rearranged, so ordinary publishing does not need engineering. Most teams I hand a site to publish without opening the Designer.
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Reach out and see if we are a good fit.
Currently booking two to four weeks out.