we build operational webflowplatforms
for professional services.

Member portals, admin dashboards, client intake systems | built on Webflow. Your team manages it. You own it completely.

Let's talk about your project

Studio1642 is a custom Webflow platform studio that builds member portals, admin dashboards, and operational tools for professional services firms and agencies. Projects start at $8,000. Based in Atlanta and Medellín.

20 years of systems thinking | from factory floors to digital platforms.

You don't have a
website problem.

You have a systems problem.

Spreadsheets

Your operations run through spreadsheets, shared drives, and email chains.

Manual processes

Someone on your team is manually doing work that should be automatic.

No single source of truth

Your team is working from five different tools that don't talk to each other. Nothing is where it should be.

Broken handoffs

Clients wait on email for status updates, approvals, and documents that a portal would handle automatically.
The lawyer tracking 40 active cases across email threads. The consulting firm onboarding clients through PDF forms. The agency managing five concurrent projects in Slack. They don't need better copy or a redesign.
They need a system built around how they actually work. Every month without one is a month your team's capacity is artificially capped.

How a custom Webflow platform replaces broken workflows

We take you from broken workflow to operational platform.

01

MAP IT

We start by understanding how your business actually operates | what's breaking, what's manual, what needs to be automatic. The build follows the workflow, not the other way around.
02

BUILD IT

Custom Webflow platform | authenticated portals, admin dashboards, automated workflows, real-time data. Built clean so your team can manage it without calling us every time something changes.
03

OWN IT

No proprietary software. No vendor lock-in. Webflow means your team can edit, manage, and run operations from day one. We scope it completely before the first invoice | no surprises, no scope creep.
CASE STUDY

THE House of More

A nonprofit needed to manage their member community. What we built wasn't a website.

Members log in to view donation history, track their impact, and receive direct messages from the organization.
Admins manage the full member lifecycle (approvals, freezes, rejections) from a dashboard with a live filterable roster.
Events, RSVPs, and donations tracked in real time.

what's built

STACK

No proprietary software. No vendor lock-in. The client owns everything.

Real Stories, Real Results

The work speaks for itself. Here's what clients say.

Roelof
/
Ubikron

I used Nico and his company Studio1642 to build my website, UBIKRON.COM. At first, I tried to do it myself in Webflow, but the result wasn’t great. Then I worked with Nivo and Maria. They shared a Figma example, and we started the design there. We quickly discovered how well we could collaborate. They understood my ideas and feelings and translated them into real web pages. I’d strongly recommend working with them.

Mike Moore
/
Warner Bros. Discover

Studio1642 did an outstanding job on our NBA and NCAA postproduction videos. Their creativity, attention to detail, and professionalism made the process seamless, delivering top-quality results that exceeded our expectations. I’d gladly work with them again.

Aneisha Huges
/
Big Sister Little Sister

"I’ve had the pleasure of working closely with Nico and his team at Studio 1642 to design and bring our nonprofit brand vision to life. We are grateful for the innovation and collaboration commitment executed for the project. We couldn’t have chosen a better team".

Custom Webflow platform development: frequently asked questions.

Common questions. Straight answers. If yours isn't here, reach out.

What does a custom Webflow platform cost?

A focused platform with a member portal and admin dashboard typically runs $8,000–$15,000. More complex builds with multiple user roles, deep automation, and custom logic run $15,000–$30,000. We scope it completely before the first invoice so you know exactly what you're getting.

Who is this not right for?

If you need a brochure site, a template deployment, WordPress, or a mobile app, we're not the right fit. We also don't take projects under $8,000. If that's your situation, I'll say so upfront and point you somewhere better.

How long does a project take?

A focused platform, single portal plus admin dashboard, typically runs 6–10 weeks. More complex builds with multiple user roles, deep automation, and custom logic run 12–20 weeks. We scope it completely before we start so there are no surprises.

What'sthe difference between what you build and a regular Webflow site?

A regular Webflow site is a marketing tool, it represents your business. What we build is an operational tool, your team uses it to manage clients, members, data, and workflows. Different purpose, different architecture, different outcome.

Can Webflow actually handle this level of complexity?

Yes, and we've proved it. House of More is a fullyo perational member management platform built entirely in Webflow: member portal, admin dashboard, live roster, RSVP tracking, real-time donations data, internal messaging, for about 1,200 users. The stack is Webflow + Memberstack + Make.com + custom JavaScript. The complexity is there. The client owns the output.

What is the Webflow + Memberstack + Make.com stack?

It's the combination of tools we use to build operational platforms: Webflow handles the interface and CMS, Memberstack manages authenticated user access and member data, Make.com runs the automations and background logic, and custom JavaScript handles anything the stack doesn't cover natively. Together they deliver what typically requires a custom-coded backend — at a fraction of the cost and timeline. The client owns everything.

What happens after handoff?

You own everything. The Webflow site, the Memberstack configuration, the Make.com automations. We document the full system and can train your team. Most clients manage it themselves from day one.

Let's talk about your project

If you're building something that needs to work — let's talk.

No commitment. Just a conversation about what you're building. If it's not the right fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Let's talk about your project