Seattle based
Seattle Webflow developer
I am a Seattle-based Webflow Professional Partner. I build and migrate websites, connect the business tools behind them, and develop the custom functionality Webflow does not do on its own. I work with local teams and with companies across the US.
Seattle based. Built for teams everywhere.
Recent work
Who I have built for.
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Why here
Seattle based. Experienced with enterprise teams.
Before specializing in Webflow I built chat widgets, design systems and membership portals for Microsoft and T-Mobile. That work meant navigating brand review, accessibility requirements and enterprise approval processes, none of which are technical and all of which decide whether a project lands.
I bring that experience to projects where marketing, engineering and procurement all have a say. For a Seattle team it also means Pacific time hours and the option of an in-person kickoff.
What I take on
Webflow builds, migrations and ongoing development.
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Migrations onto Webflow
Off WordPress, Squarespace, HubSpot CMS, Wix, Framer and hand-rolled HTML. Every address that changes is mapped to its replacement rather than only the ones in the navigation, which on a site nobody would have called large came to 773 rules.
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Full-stack Webflow builds
Memberships, programmatic page sets built from one collection, animation, and custom code where it adds something. I document what your team can edit and what needs a developer, because that line is the one that decides who is blocked later.
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Integrations that are tested
CRM, payments, analytics and experimentation, tested through the whole workflow: from the submission to the record, the payment or the event the connected system actually receives. A form can submit perfectly and deliver an incomplete contact.
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Ongoing development
A monthly retainer for a site that already exists, worked one request at a time. Pause or cancel in any month, because a month with nothing queued is a month you should not be paying for.
Usually moving off
Where most of this work has been.
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B2B SaaS
Landing pages, comparison pages, integrations, CMS architecture, CRM handoffs, analytics and experiments, without putting another ticket on the product team's backlog.
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Health Tech
Provider directories, insurance and eligibility content, booking flows, analytics, consent, accessibility and the technical infrastructure behind them.
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Marketplaces
SEO landing pages, directories, product and seller content, filtering, payments and the handoff between Webflow's marketing layer and the systems actually running the marketplace.
Rates
Published rates, the same in any city.
A monthly retainer for continuous work, or a fixed price for a full build. You know the number before anything starts, and there is no minimum term.
Choose the shape of the work.
Ongoing Webflow Development
Continuous work on a site that already exists, as much of it as you need.
$2,500 /month
or $90/hour for one-off work
- Unlimited requests, one active at a time
- 2–3 business days for a typical request
- Live updates via Slack
- Custom code, integrations and third-party APIs
- Pause or cancel any month
Multi-Page Build
Designing or redesigning a full multi-page site, priced once and agreed before we begin.
$5,000+
- 12–14 days typical, agreed before we start
- Revisions within the agreed scope
- Chat directly in Slack, answered on working days
The other options
Choose the right kind of support.
Work directly with me for ongoing Webflow development, or choose a broader team when you need more disciplines or more delivery running at once.
| What is being compared | Gemin | Independent freelancer | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Gemin $2,500/month, $90/hour, builds from $5,000 | Independent freelancer Individual rates or a project quote | Agency Project or retainer quotes |
| Who you work with | Gemin Me, from scope through delivery | Independent freelancer The specialist you pick | Agency A project lead and a delivery team |
| Expertise | Gemin Webflow, custom code and integrations | Independent freelancer Whatever they specialize in | Agency Often brand, strategy, design and development |
| Capacity | Gemin One active request at a time | Independent freelancer Agreed with them | Agency Parallel workstreams |
| Continuity | Gemin One person who knows your site | Independent freelancer Depends on the engagement | Agency Knowledge shared across a team |
| Best fit | Gemin Ongoing Webflow work with direct access | Independent freelancer A defined task or a specialist need | Agency Broader scope, or more delivered at once |
I handle every request myself. That keeps the communication direct, and it means the work waits when I am unavailable.
Before you ask
Questions Seattle teams ask.
Do you meet in person?
Yes, in Seattle and on the Eastside, where it would help the project. Most day-to-day work happens in Slack and on the page itself, with calls for the decisions that are easier to talk through.
Do you only work with Seattle companies?
No. I am based here and most of the work is remote, across the US. Being in Pacific time is the practical benefit for a Seattle team: same working hours, same day, no overnight handoff.
What does a Webflow project cost in Seattle?
The same as anywhere, because the rates are published and do not move by city. A monthly retainer for continuous work, or a fixed price agreed before a build starts. The rates are on the site rather than quoted per enquiry.
Can you work with our existing designer or agency?
Regularly. We agree who owns what, I review the designs for implementation, and we settle the open decisions before development starts rather than discovering them in the build.
We already have a developer. What would you do?
The Webflow-specific work: the migration, the CMS architecture, the integrations and the custom functionality, while your developer keeps the product or the backend.
Where can I verify your Webflow Partner status?
On Webflow, under geminpak.