From mission to live in one day
How Beqi migrated Axiom Space to Webflow and built a scalable CMS for missions, astronauts, and live launch content.
The Challenge
Axiom Spaceneeded a website that could keep pace with one of the most ambitious companiesin commercial spaceflight. The team was managing mission information, astronautprofiles, live launch coverage, and high-visibility storytelling, but the sitewas still running on Squarespace.
Squarespace wasnot built for the complexity Axiom needed. Every new mission and astronautupdate required more manual effort than it should have. The content model waslimited, the publishing process was slow, and the team could not structuremission data in a way that would scale across future launches.
For a companyoperating in a category where timing, credibility, and public attention matter,the website could not remain a static brochure. It needed to become a contentplatform - one that gave the team control over mission publishing, live media,and structured information without depending on custom work every time.
The risk wasthat Axiom's online presence would lag behind the company itself. The marketingand content team needed a platform that matched the ambition of the brand andthe pace of commercial spaceflight.
The Solution
Beqi migratedAxiom's website from Squarespace to Webflow in six weeks. But the project wasnot treated as a simple platform switch. The goal was to create a contentinfrastructure that could support the way Axiom communicates before, during,and after each mission.
We built customCMS frameworks for missions and astronauts so the content team could managestructured data directly inside Webflow. Instead of rebuilding pages manually,the team could create and update mission entries, astronaut profiles, andrelated content from a scalable CMS system.
We alsointegrated live video into the publishing flow, allowing mission footage toconnect directly into CMS-powered pages. This turned Webflow into a workingcontent platform rather than a static marketing site.
The build gaveAxiom's team more ownership after launch. They could publish independently,keep mission content organized, and expand the site as new launches,astronauts, and stories came online.
The Solution
The migration changed how quickly Axiom could communicate with theworld.
A new missioncould go live in one day. That matters because mission content istime-sensitive. The team no longer had to fight the platform whenever a launch,update, or profile needed to be published.
Site engagementincreased 22% after the migration. The new Webflow structure made it easier forvisitors to explore mission content, understand astronaut stories, and movedeeper into the site experience.
The mostimportant result was scalability. Every future mission and astronaut profilebecame easier to manage because the foundation had been rebuilt aroundstructured content, not one-off pages.
"The Beqi team did more than migrate our site. They laid the foundation and created scalable, data-driven frameworks for an online presence to match our aspirations here on Earth and in low Earth orbit."
FAQ
Beqimigrated Axiom Space from Squarespace to Webflow and built custom CMS frameworks for missions, astronauts, and live video
Themigration and CMS build were delivered in six weeks
Axiomcould publish a new mission in one day, and site engagement increased 22% aftermigration.
Axiomneeded a scalable content platform for mission data, astronaut profiles, andlive launch coverage - needs that had outgrown Squarespace.