After 7 years on Webflow and 4 as a Premium Partner, Foursets is now a Webflow Premium Enterprise Partner. Webflow gave us the Enterprise badge in November 2026, after reviewing our projects, our years in the Premium tier and the Enterprise projects we have delivered for clients.
For years our own website carried a line about the next step: "On a mission to become a Webflow Enterprise Partner." In May we went further and wrote in our ranking of Webflow agencies for enterprise that Foursets was "not yet listed at the Webflow Enterprise Partner tier in the official directory." This week both lines come down. Here is how a designer with a Webflow habit got to this point.
2019, Webflow University in the evenings
In 2019 Nick Rybak, who founded Foursets, was a web designer in a company's marketing department. He had just finished a mandatory year and a half in the army. His evenings went to B2B websites built in Webflow, and he learned the tool from scratch with Webflow University, one client site at a time.
Late 2021, an office in a grandmother's flat
At the end of 2021 Nick quit the day job and took on clients full time. The office was his grandmother's flat. She kept telling him that sitting at home all day was not a real job.
2022, from Webflow Partner to Premium
In January 2022 Foursets became an official Webflow Partner. We tried selling Webflow templates that year too, and the templates went nowhere. Client work grew faster, so we put everything into it. By the end of 2022 there were four of us, and in November Webflow moved Foursets to the Premium tier, the top of its partner programme. Webflow grants Premium only after it reviews client sites you have already shipped. From then on, the only way up was the next client's site.
2023 to 2025, Warsaw and three departments
In January 2023 Nick moved to Warsaw and Foursets got a legal home there.
In July 2023 we signed our first Series B client.
Lina Filippova joined in April 2024 as Head of Projects & Operations, and our first in-house SEO specialist came that October. Foursets now had three in-house departments, design, Webflow development and SEO, and every specialist in them was a full-time employee.
Today Foursets is 20+ people. We have built websites for 100+ clients in 25+ countries, from California to Australia, and delivered 96.8% of projects on time since 2021.
2026, the Enterprise badge
Webflow's partner programme has three tiers, Foundations, Certified and Premium. Enterprise is a badge Webflow shows next to the tier, for partners who have taken clients onto Webflow Enterprise and delivered the work. Webflow Enterprise is the plan for companies whose sites are large, edited by several teams at once and checked by security and procurement before anyone signs.
The badge came the same way the Premium tier did, after the work. Webflow looked at the Enterprise projects we had shipped and at four years of Premium sites behind them.
"Every badge Foursets has came after a client trusted us with something bigger than the last project. The Enterprise badge belongs to the team that built those sites and to the clients who let us, long before Webflow put a mark next to our name."
Nick Rybak, founder of Foursets
What comes next
Foursets started with one designer building small B2B websites in the evenings. Today 50+ B2B marketing teams trust us with their websites, and more of them every year come with a CMO, a few marketers, several markets to serve and a procurement review before anyone signs. For a while our badge said less than the work did. Now it says the same thing.
We build websites that work as the best salesperson in the company. That job gets harder as a company grows, with more pages, more editors and more people who need to sign off. That is the work we want more of, with the marketing teams we already know and the ones who will meet us through Webflow.
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