LayerPort

Comparison

LayerPort vs ExFlow.

Both export Framer and Webflow sites to portable files. ExFlow's strength is export-and-sync at a low monthly price; LayerPort's is depth after capture -- editing, versions, and maintenance.

Head to head

LayerPortFree to try$49 once, or $19-$99/moExFlowFree / $5.99 / $15.99 moGit/FTP/S3 sync on paid tiers · listed 28 Sep 2026
Core jobCapture, edit, version, sync, exportExport, then sync to Git / FTP / S3
Visual editing after captureYes -- responsive editorNot offered -- add your own script.js / style.css
Version history and restoresAtomic, reversibleThrough Git sync, in your repository
Re-capture keeps your editsYes -- Source SyncNot described -- each export is fresh files
CMSDetected and edited in placeCMS content exported as static pages
Review and hostingPrivate in-app review; domains stay with your hosting providerHosting + custom domain from $5.99 / month
Pricing modelFree · $49 once · from $19/moFree · $5.99 · $15.99 / month

ExFlow — Framer / Webflow / Squarespace exporter · exflow.site

Same start, different depth

ExFlow exports Framer, Webflow, and Squarespace sites -- including CMS content, CSS, and JS -- and syncs the output to Git, FTP, or S3, with hosting and an API on paid tiers. It is a lean, capable exporter. LayerPort focuses on turning an authorized capture into an editable, reversible project you maintain over time, not only a file drop you re-export.

Editing and maintenance over time

When the source changes, ExFlow exports it again and syncs the new files; with Git sync, that history lives in your own repository. LayerPort keeps a responsive visual editor, atomic version history, in-place CMS editing, and Source Sync, so a re-capture keeps the edits you made. That difference matters when you own a site you will update repeatedly rather than export once.

Pricing, honestly

As listed on 28 Sep 2026, ExFlow has a free tier (1 site, 5 exports a month, 15 pages per export) and paid plans at $5.99/month (2 sites, 30 exports a month, 100 pages, Git/FTP/S3 sync, hosting, API, custom domain) and $15.99/month (8 sites, 100 exports a month, no page cap). LayerPort is free to try, $49 once with Site Pass, or $19-$99/month. If you just need cheap recurring exports with sync, ExFlow is tight; if you need to edit and version, LayerPort covers more of the job.

The four questions that separate export tools

Authorization
Confirmed per site, recorded with the run — Your own attestation -- nothing is added to the source
Assets
Every srcset variant and every font file, localized
Afterwards
Version history, Source Sync, visual editing
Exit
A sanitized ZIP with host configuration and a README

ExFlow's plans, as listed on 28 Sep 2026

Copied from the vendor's own pricing table. Export counts are per site per month; plans move, so check before you decide.
PlanPriceSitesExports / monthPages per exportSync, hosting, API, domain
Free$01515No
Standard$5.99 / month230100Yes
Professional$15.99 / month8100No capYes

Source: ExFlow — Pricing · ExFlow — Home

Sources

  1. ExFlow — Pricing — Plans, limits and included features. Read 28 Sep 2026.
  2. ExFlow — Home — Builders supported, CMS export, Git/FTP/S3 sync, hosting. Read 28 Sep 2026.

FAQ

Does LayerPort support Webflow like ExFlow?

Yes. LayerPort captures authorized Framer, Webflow, and static sites and localizes their assets. It also edits and versions them afterward.

Is ExFlow cheaper?

ExFlow's paid tiers start lower -- $5.99 and $15.99/month for export and sync, as listed on 28 Sep 2026. LayerPort is free to try, $49 once, or $19-$99/month, and adds editing, versioning, and Source Sync on top of export.

What is LayerPort's main advantage?

Depth after capture: visual editing, atomic version history, in-place CMS, and Source Sync, so a capture is maintainable rather than a one-time export.

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