What website is this?
Replicate is a website-migration tool from The Letter Company at letter.dev/replicate. It reads a live site on Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, or Wix, produces code that can be committed to GitHub, and says you can then edit it in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. The product page marks this conversion as free. It does not host models, and it is not the growth coding agent on Letter’s homepage.
Key Features
- Reads every page of the live site at desktop and phone widths.
- Removes the site builder’s runtime, turns shared chrome into components, and turns repeated pages into Markdown.
- Rebuilds each page, then checks it against the original site.
- Writes one migration commit into the user’s own GitHub repository.
- Can move images to an open CDN with downsampling, and blogs to a CMS, Markdown, or JSON.
Use Cases
- A marketing team moves a Webflow site into a repository and then edits pages in code instead of staying in the builder.
- A developer taking over a Framer or Squarespace site wants the first code already split by page.
- Content operations move a blog from a site builder to Markdown or JSON while keeping the page structure.
- A team looks at the preview in the web flow before deciding whether to connect the repository to GitHub.
Who is it for?
- People who already have a Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, or Wix site and are ready to move to a code repository.
- Developers who will keep editing the site in GitHub, Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
- People whose site is not on one of those four builders; the product page does not promise other sources.
- People who want to stay in a visual builder and do not plan to maintain code will end up with an extra repository.
How It Compares to Similar Tools?
What the public page lets you check is the source and the output: sources are limited to four site builders, and the output is a repository, components, and Markdown, with an optional open CDN and CMS. The page contrasts a “typical migration” with compressed images, missing animation, and CMS mismatch, but it does not name other products and it does not give a success rate. When a hand-built recreation and a design file matter more, look for another way to do it. When you want the live site turned into code you can commit, look at this flow.
Pricing Details
The Replicate product page says “free” twice. The start flow is create an account, enter the website, replicate, preview, and move to GitHub, and none of those steps is a payment. Letter’s other work is billed in monthly tokens on letter.dev/pricing, with Hobbyist at $25 per month and a free token allotment for new accounts, but that page does not list Replicate as a billed item. This record treats it as free based only on Replicate’s own pages. If it later spends tokens, follow whatever the start page says at that time.
FAQs
Q: Does Replicate charge to migrate a website?
A: The product page says it is free, and the start steps do not include payment. Token prices for Letter’s other features are not this tool’s price.
Q: Which site builders can it migrate from?
A: The page names Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, and Wix. A builder that is not listed cannot be assumed to be supported from this page.
Q: What do you have when the migration finishes?
A: One commit to a GitHub repository. The page also mentions components, Markdown, and an optional open CDN and CMS.
Q: Is this the same product as the Replicate that hosts models?
A: No. This is Letter’s website-migration tool at letter.dev/replicate, and it does not offer model inference.
Why We Recommend?
It turns a site-builder site into one GitHub commit you can inspect, with a preview in between, so you do not have to hire someone to rewrite page by page first. For a team that has already decided to leave a tool such as Webflow and will edit the site in a code environment, the path is relatively short. Sources are only four site builders, the page does not publish a fidelity rate, and complex animation still has to be checked by hand.
Information sources
- Source pages: https://letter.dev/replicate , https://app.letterstory.com/crossing/replicate , https://letter.dev/pricing
- Last checked: 2026-11-14
- Note: Price and supported site builders follow the latest product page and start flow.
