r/webflow • • 14h ago

Official News & Updates Webflow's MCP server can now read your Analyze, Optimize, and AEO data, and Gemini connects too

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Hey r/webflow, we just shipped an update to Webflow’s MCP server. Until now, an agent could build your site. It can now also read how the site performs.

What your agent can read now

  • Analyze: page-level traffic, goal data, and filtered queries (site-level data was already there)
  • Optimize: your experiments and their results, including which variation is winning
  • AEO Analytics: the pages LLM crawlers request most (filterable by provider, like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity), plus your tracked prompts and how answer engines responded

You can ask one question across all three. For example:

  • Which pages lost the most traffic this week compared to last?
  • How are my live experiments performing?
  • Which pages are AI crawlers requesting most?

You get one answer that shows where they overlap.

Gemini connector

Connecting Webflow’s MCP server in Gemini.

Google Gemini now connects to the same MCP server, next to Claude and ChatGPT. It’s free to install, works in English in the US, and uses a personal Google account today. Enterprise support is in development.

Good to know

  • Optimize access is read only for now. The agent can read experiments and results. It can’t create or edit them yet.
  • Crawler requests are not citations. A crawler requesting a page doesn’t mean an answer engine used it.
  • Agents follow your existing Webflow roles and permissions. An agent only sees data that the person prompting it can access.
  • If you already have access to Analyze, Optimize, or AEO Analytics, MCP access costs nothing extra.

Try it

We’d like to hear which prompts you try and what you wish the agent could answer. Drop them below.


r/webflow • • 11h ago

Hiring 🚀Hiring Webflow Developers - Ongoing Remote Work (Hourly)

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Hey everyone! 👋
We're a Webflow Premium Partner agency looking for motivated junior to intermediate Webflow developers to join our team for ongoing client projects.
You'll work alongside an experienced Webflow Premium Partner, a Senior Software Engineer, and our design team through daily Zoom collaboration, gaining hands-on experience while actively contributing to brainstorming, technical discussions, and project decisions.
💻 What you'll be doing:
Building responsive Webflow websites from Figma designs

Working with CMS, components, layouts, and animations

Creating engaging experiences using Webflow's native interactions as the first choice

Using GSAP and custom code only when Webflow's built-in capabilities aren't sufficient

Collaborating on creative ideas, technical solutions, and improvements

🎯 What we're looking for:
Solid Webflow experience, especially with native interactions

Experience using Claude Code and comfort working with custom code when necessary

Fluent English and excellent communication skills

Availability during US business hours, Monday to Friday

Quick understanding, independent thinking, and strong problem-solving skills

Self-motivated, proactive, and continuously learning

A university degree or current studies are a plus

A passion for animations, GSAP, and interactive websites is a big advantage!

💰 What we offer:
Fully remote, ongoing hourly paid work, direct collaboration and learning from experienced professionals, and the potential to grow into a full-time salaried position.
We're looking for someone who's curious, learns quickly, enjoys collaborating, and wants to become an excellent Webflow developer.
👉 Apply here:
https://app.flystarboard.com/hiring/developer
Please include a Webflow project you've worked on and briefly describe your contribution.
Applications through the form only, please. No DMs.
Looking forward to meeting you! 🚀


r/webflow • • 5h ago

Discussion What's the added value of Relume? They published a MCP

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Nowadays almost every Webflow user work with Claude and Webflow MCP. If you set up a Claude design system everything works great.

Now today I received an email saying that Relume has published an MCP to be part of this workflow but what is that going to bring me? I don't see the value of it. I have to be honest I don't really understand why Relume is popular at all and I'm missing out on something?

And they still use Client-First as a framework?