35% faster go-to-market, unlocked in weeks
How Beqi rebuilt Anduril's Webflow architecture so the marketing team could move faster without adding technical debt.
The Challenge
Anduril was notblocked by a lack of ambition, brand momentum, or marketing demand. The companywas scaling quickly, the market was watching, and the website needed to supporta faster pace of communication. The problem was hidden inside the Webflow builditself.
The site wasalready on Webflow, but it had not been built in a way that gave the marketingteam real speed. Updates took longer than they should have. New pages requiredworkarounds. The structure made every launch feel heavier than the actualmarketing need behind it.
For a defensetechnology company operating at enterprise scale, that friction was more thanan inconvenience. The website needed to keep up with product narratives,recruiting priorities, investor attention, media moments, and fast-movinggo-to-market needs. A slow implementation meant the team could not fully useWebflow's promise of speed and control.
The risk wasclear: if the architecture stayed the same, Anduril's marketing team would keeppaying a tax on every page, campaign, and update. The site would remaintechnically possible to use, but operationally too slow for the pace of thecompany.
The Solution
Beqi approachedthe project as an architecture rebuild, not a surface-level cleanup. The goalwas to remove the structural bottlenecks inside the Webflow implementation andgive the marketing team a cleaner foundation for ongoing page development.
We rebuilt thecomponent system so sections could be reused, maintained, and extended withoutcreating more technical debt. Instead of forcing each new page to start fromscratch or rely on fragile workarounds, the new structure gave the team a moreconsistent way to assemble and evolve pages.
We alsorestructured the CMS and page foundations around how Anduril's team needed tooperate after launch. The rebuild focused on editorial usability, developmentspeed, responsive consistency, and a cleaner handoff from marketing prioritiesto Webflow execution.
The four-week timelinemattered. This was not a long, theoretical rebuild. Beqi moved quickly, rebuiltthe foundation, and delivered new page development inside a timeframe thatmatched the urgency of the team
The Results
The outcome was not only a better Webflow build. It was a fasteroperating model for the website.
Anduril saw a 35%+ improvement in go-to-market speed. For a marketing team, that means fewer delays between strategy and launch, fewer internal blockers, and a site that can support the pace of the company instead of slowing it down.
The rebuiltarchitecture gave the team a stronger base for future pages. New content couldbe developed with more consistency, less rework, and more confidence that thesystem would hold up under enterprise demand.
The biggestshift was operational. Webflow stopped acting like a bottleneck and became whatit should have been from the beginning: a fast, flexible marketing platform fora company moving at high speed.
"Working with Beqi resulted in a 50%+ improvement in our go-to-market speed."
FAQ
Beqirebuilt Anduril's Webflow architecture and developed new pages, removingstructural bottlenecks that slowed marketing execution.
10 days for the full rebuild and new page development. But we worked together for 8 weeks on other improvments and updates
Anduril reported a 35%+ improvement in go-to-market speed.
Yes. The project showed that being on Webflow is not enough- the implementation quality determines whether the platform creates speed orfriction.
