Webflow Pricing Explained: How to Choose The Right Plan

You might be considering Webflow as your web building platform of choice, but their pricing makes you scratch your head. Sounds familiar? We’ve all been there in the beginning of our Webflow journey. Luckily, we happen to be Webflow consultants as well as their Premium partner, so we’re here to guide you through the platform’s notoriously complex pricing structure. 

Below you’ll find the complete breakdown of Webflow plans and pricing along with our recommendations on how to choose the most appropriate one for your goals. 

If still in doubt, don’t hesitate to reach out. Someone at Foursets will surely help you. Most likely, it will be Nick the CEO.

First, Reasons to Use Webflow

Webflow stands out as a powerful platform for building websites and content management, particularly for businesses and marketers who want greater control without relying on developers. 

Here are key reasons why Webflow is worth considering:

🟣 No-Code Flexibility with Customization

Webflow’s visual editor allows you to design and develop fully custom websites without writing code, yet it provides advanced users with the option to add custom HTML, CSS and JavaScript when needed.

🟣 Built-In CMS for Dynamic Content

For blogs, portfolios or resource libraries, the Webflow CMS pricing plan provides a user-friendly way to manage and structure content without relying on plugins like WordPress does.

🟣 Superior Performance & SEO Optimization

You can build really fast-loading websites with Webflow’s built-in CDN (powered by AWS & Fastly). Your site will also have a SEO-friendly structure with clean HTML, meta tags, schema markup, alt text,  automatic sitemaps and all the trimmings. At the same time, you won’t have to rely on third-party plugins for speed and optimization.

🟣 Scalable for Businesses & Teams

Whether you’re a solopreneur, a startup or an enterprise, you’ll benefit from Site Plans to scale from small personal sites to enterprise-level websites, as well as Workspace Plans that allow multiple team members to collaborate seamlessly. 

🟣 Integrated Ecommerce Capabilities

Unlike traditional platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce, Webflow Ecommerce plans allow for customized checkout experiences with full design control and zero plugins needed for functionality.

🟣 Reduced Total Cost of Webflow Site Ownership

Webflow eliminates plugin dependency, hosting fees and security maintenance costs often associated with other website builders or custom-developed options, saving businesses time and money in the long run.

🟣 Security & Hosting Without Headaches

Webflow provides enterprise-grade hosting with free SSL certificates, automatic backups and no need for third-party hosting providers. You won’t need separate Webflow hosting plans as hosting is automatically included in Site and Ecommerce plans of your choosing.

🟣 A Future-Proof Solution

With Webflow, you can build a modern scalable website that empowers marketing teams to update content, launch new pages and iterate quickly without relying on developers.

Related: The Pros and Cons of Webflow

Understanding the Webflow Plan Types

Now, let’s break down the various Webflow pricing plans — Site plans (further divided into General and Ecommerce), Workspace plans and optional add-ons that come with their own pricing.

1. Site Plans

Site Plans are essential if you want to host a Webflow site on a custom domain. These plans range from basic static sites to advanced ecommerce websites. You won’t have to pay a separate Webflow hosting price as hosting is already included.

General Site Plans are best for blogs, portfolios and business websites. Webflow prices for these plans are as follows:

• Free Starter Site Plan: Free (Webflow.io domain only)
• Basic: $14/month – ideal for static sites without CMS features.
• CMS: $23/month – best for content-heavy sites like blogs and news portals.
• Business: $39/month – optimized for high-traffic businesses requiring more features.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing – tailored for large-scale business needs.

Webflow Ecommerce Plans are obviously used for online stores.

• Standard: $29/month – best for small stores with up to 500 ecommerce items.
• Plus: $74/month – for growing stores handling up to 5,000 ecommerce items.
• Advanced: $212/month – suitable for high-volume ecommerce operations.

2. Workspace Plans

Workspace Plans control access and collaboration features for teams working on multiple Webflow projects.

These are plans for in-house teams:

• Webflow Starter Plan (free) — best for individuals or small teams starting with Webflow, focusing on basic staging and limited collaboration.
• Webflow Core Plan: $19/month (billed yearly) — best for small to medium-sized teams requiring enhanced staging capabilities and the ability to integrate custom code.
• Webflow Growth Plan: $49/month (billed yearly) — best for larger teams needing advanced collaboration tools, unlimited staging and comprehensive site management. 
• Webflow Enterprise Plan (talk to the Webflow sales team for custom pricing) — best for large organizations requiring scalable secure solutions with dedicated support and service level agreements.

And these plans are for freelancers and agencies:

• Webflow Starter Plan (free) — best for freelancers beginning with Webflow, managing a limited number of client projects.
• Webflow Freelancer Plan: $16/month (billed yearly) — best for freelancers handling multiple client projects, needing more staging sites and comprehensive CMS capabilities.
• Webflow Agency Pricing Plan: $35/month (billed yearly) — best for agencies managing numerous client projects, requiring unlimited unhosted sites, advanced collaboration features and shared resources.

Comparing Site Plans and Workspace Plans

Site Plans apply to individual websites and unlock essential features such as custom domain publishing, CMS capabilities, advanced SEO controls and custom code. They also allow you adding ecommerce functionality, making them necessary for businesses looking to host a fully functional website with premium features.

Workspace Plans, on the other hand, operate at the account level and provide tools for managing multiple projects within Webflow. A paid Workspace Plan enables enhanced staging capabilities, collaboration features and access to code export. These plans are especially beneficial for teams and agencies that need to manage multiple projects efficiently.

A Site Plan is required for publishing a site to a custom domain, while a Workspace Plan is necessary if you need to collaborate with others or maintain several projects in a single workspace.

• When to choose a Site Plan?

If you need to publish a website to a custom domain, unlock additional site-specific features like CMS, SEO and Ecommerce capabilities, then you should purchase a Site Plan for each site you want to host externally.

• When to choose a Workspace Plan? 

If you’re working with a team, need enhanced staging capabilities or manage multiple projects in one account, a Workspace Plan is a better fit. Workspace plans are required for exporting production-ready code or managing a collaborative Webflow environment.

• Do you need both?

Yes, in many cases. If you want to publish multiple sites to a custom domain and collaborate with a team, you will need both a Workspace Plan and separate Site Plans for each hosted website.

Webflow Website Pricing In Detail: Site Plans

Site Plans cater to various website needs, from simple static pages to dynamic content-driven sites and ecommerce platforms. Here's an in-depth look at each plan, its features and the ideal use cases:

🟩 Webflow Starter Plan (free)

• Publish on a Webflow.io subdomain.
• Limited to 2 static pages.
• Up to 50 CMS items and 20 CMS collections.
• 50 form submissions (lifetime).
• 1 GB bandwidth.
• 100 user accounts.
• No SEO controls.

Best for:

• Individuals exploring Webflow's capabilities.
• Small personal projects or prototypes.

🟩 Webflow Basic Plan (14/month if billed annually)

• Connect a custom domain.
• Up to 150 static pages.
• No CMS or dynamic content capabilities.
• Unlimited form submissions.
• 10 GB bandwidth.
• Surge protection.
• 20,000 user accounts.
• All SEO controls available.

Best for:

• Simple, static websites without the need for a content management system.
• Landing pages, personal portfolios, or basic business sites.

🟩 Webflow CMS Plan ($23/month if billed annually)

• Connect a custom domain.
• Up to 150 pages.
• 20 CMS collections and up to 2,000 CMS items.
• Unlimited form submissions.
• 50 GB bandwidth.
• Surge protection.
• Site search functionality.
• 3 Editor users (please note Webflow Editor is going away by the end of 2025).

Best for:

• Content-rich websites like blogs, news sites or portfolios requiring dynamic content management.
• Sites needing multiple collaborators for content editing.

🟩 Webflow Business Plan ($39/month if billed annually)

• Connect a custom domain.
• 300 static pages.
• 40 CMS collections and up to 20,000 CMS items.
• Unlimited form submissions.
• Up to 500 GB bandwidth.
• Surge protection.
• Site search functionality.
• 10 content editors.
• Form file uploads.

Best for: 

• High-traffic marketing sites and businesses requiring robust content management.
• Teams needing multiple collaborators with advanced editing capabilities.

Webflow Business Plan Add-Ons

Webflow offers Business Plan add-ons that allow companies to scale their CMS content and bandwidth as their website grows. These optional upgrades help businesses accommodate more dynamic content and handle higher traffic loads without needing to move to Enterprise.

• CMS items add-ons

For websites that rely heavily on dynamic content, Webflow provides CMS item expansions. These add-ons allow businesses to increase their content database beyond the 10,000 CMS item limit included in the standard Business Plan.

Use cases include businesses managing large content libraries, extensive blogs, knowledge bases or complex product catalogs; companies expanding their resource hubs or case study collections.

• Bandwidth add-ons

For high-traffic sites, Webflow offers additional bandwidth packages to ensure a smooth user experience without performance issues. Each add-on increases the site’s bandwidth allowance beyond the 500 GB limit included in the Business Plan.

Use cases include businesses experiencing high levels of traffic due to marketing campaigns, viral content or an expanding audience; sites with rich media content (e.g., high-resolution images, videos, interactive elements).

🟩 Enterprise Plan (custom pricing)

• All the features of the Business Plan.
• Uncapped bandwidth, CMS collections and items.
• Advanced collaboration tools.
• Guaranteed Service Level Agreements (SLA) with 99.9% uptime.
• Enterprise-grade security.
• Dedicated customer success team.
• Higher search indexing frequency.

Best for: 

• Large enterprises with complex requirements and the need for advanced collaboration.
• Organizations requiring guaranteed uptime and dedicated support.

Why Do Companies Transition to Webflow Enterprise?

Companies transition from self-serve Webflow to Webflow Enterprise when they outgrow the capabilities of standard plans and require greater scalability, security, governance and support. Based on the experiences of HireClix, Kajabi and Oyster, the primary reasons for this upgrade include:

• The need for enhanced security & reliability: As businesses scale, security and compliance become critical. HireClix, for instance, moved to Webflow Enterprise for robust security features and a reliable hosting infrastructure. The Enterprise plan provides advanced security controls, enterprise-grade compliance and guaranteed uptime, all crucial for companies handling sensitive data.
• Scaling design systems and brand consistency: Companies like HireClix and Kajabi realized that as their teams grew, so did the complexity of maintaining consistent branding and design systems. Webflow Enterprise allows businesses to establish scalable design systems that ensure brand consistency across all digital assets, enabling teams to move faster while maintaining uniformity.
• Managing increased collaboration & governance: As multiple teams begin working on the same website, governance becomes a challenge. Kajabi’s team struggled with tracking changes and managing approvals efficiently. Webflow Enterprise provides advanced permissions, workflow approvals and better content governance to prevent errors and streamline collaboration across distributed teams.
• Handling high traffic & performance demands: Enterprise websites need high-performance hosting that can handle large amounts of traffic without downtime. Companies like Oyster, with 500-1,000 employees, require infrastructure that ensures smooth performance even as their business scales globally.
• Dedicated support & strategic guidance: With self-serve plans, companies must rely on community forums or general customer support. In contrast, Webflow Enterprise provides dedicated account management and technical support. 
• Future-proofing for long-term growth: Businesses like Kajabi wanted a future-proof solution that would support global expansion and evolving web strategies. With Webflow Enterprise, they received customized support, scalable infrastructure and a direct partnership with Webflow to align their web development strategy with their long-term goals.

🟩 Ecommerce Site Plans

For online stores, Webflow offers specialized Ecommerce Site Plans:

Standard Plan

Price: $29/month (billed annually) or $42/month (billed monthly).

Features:

• All CMS Plan features.
• Up to 500 ecommerce items.
• 2% transaction fee.
• Up to 2,000 CMS items.
• 3 staff accounts.‍

Plus Plan

Price: $74/month (billed annually) or $84/month (billed monthly).

Features:

• All Business Plan features.
• Up to 5,000 ecommerce items.
• No Webflow transaction fees.
• Up to 10,000 CMS items.
• 10 staff accounts.

Advanced Ecommerce Site Plan

Price: $212/month (billed annually) or $235/month (billed monthly).

Features:

• The Advanced Ecommerce Plan includes all Business Plan features.
• Allows up to 15,000 ecommerce items.
• No Webflow transaction fees.
• Up to 10,000 CMS items.
• 15 staff accounts.

How Features Change Across Site Plan Tiers

As you move up the tiers in Webflow Site Plans, the main improvements revolve around content management capabilities, bandwidth limits, form submissions, site security and the number of editors allowed. 

Here’s how key features evolve:

1. Custom domain support – Only available in paid Site plans (Basic and above).
2. Number of pages – The Webflow Free plan site limits are up to 2 pages; all paid plans allow up to 300 static pages.
3. CMS and dynamic content – Only CMS, Business and Enterprise plans support a database-driven website.
4. Bandwidth increases significantly from 1 GB (Starter) to 500 GB (Business), with Enterprise offering custom allocations.
5. Form submissions – The free Starter plan has a limit of 50 lifetime submissions; all paid plans allow unlimited submissions.
6. Collaboration and content editors – The CMS plan allows 3 editors, Business expands to 10, and Enterprise removes restrictions.
7. Ecommerce capabilities – Available only on Webflow Ecommerce plans, which start at $29/month and scale based on the number of products.

For Ecommerce Plans, these features evolve similarly, but with added parameters like ecommerce items, staff accounts and transaction fees.

Webflow Workspace Plans in Detail

Workspace Plans control access and collaboration features for teams working on multiple Webflow projects. These teams might include both in-house professionals working on internal Webflow projects and freelancers/agencies creating Webflow websites for their clients.

🟩 Workspace Plans for In-House Teams

These Webflow Workspace Pricing Plans facilitate collaboration, project management and advanced features for individuals and teams. 

Workspace Starter Plan (free):

Purpose: Ideal for individuals beginning their journey with Webflow.

Features:

• 1 user maximum.
• 2 unhosted sites on Webflow.io domains.
• 2 static pages per site.
• 50 CMS items per site.
• Ability to invite 2 Agency or Freelancer guests.

Workspace Core Plan:

Price: ($19/month if billed annually, $28/month if billed monthly)

Purpose: Suited for small in-house teams managing multiple projects.

Features:

• 1 full seat for the Workspace owner.
• 10 unhosted sites on Webflow.io domains.
• 300 static pages per site.
• 50 CMS items per page.
• Custom code integration.
• Code export.

Workspace Growth Plan:

Price: $49/month if billed annually, $60/month if billed monthly

Purpose: Designed for larger teams needing advanced collaboration and staging capabilities.

Features:

• Unlimited paid hosted sites.
• 300 static pages per site.
• 50 CMS items per page.
• Site-specific access control.
• Site-level role assignment.
• Publishing permissions control.
• Code export functionality.
• Site password protection.
• 301 redirects.
• Shared libraries.

Enterprise Plan:

Price: custom pricing

Purpose: Tailored for large organizations with specific needs and requiring customized solutions.

Features:

• Customized features and support tailored to the organization's requirements.
• Advanced security and compliance options.
• Dedicated account management and priority support.

🟩 Workspace Plans for Freelancers and Agencies

These plans are for those professionals who build Webflow-based websites for their clients.

Workspace Starter Plan (free):

Purpose: This Webflow free plan is ideal for professionals getting started with Webflow.

Features:

• 1 user maximum.
• 2 Webflow.io staging sites.
• 2 static pages per site.
• Ability to invite 2 Agency or Freelancer guests.

Freelancer Workspace Plan:

Price: ($16/month if billed annually, $24/month if billed monthly)

Purpose: Best for freelancers managing multiple client projects.

Features:

• 1 full seat for the Workspace owner.
• Free guest access in client Workspaces.
• 10 staging sites on Webflow.io domains.
• 300 pages per staged site.
• Site transfer and code export.
• Custom code support.

Workspace Agency Plan:

Price: $35/month if billed annually, $42/month if billed monthly

Purpose: Designed for agencies handling multiple client sites and requiring advanced collaboration tools.

Features:

• Unlimited staging sites on Webflow.io domains.
• Free guest access in client Workspaces.
• 1 full seat included.
• Full CMS access on staging sites.
• 300 pages per staged site.
• Site-specific access.
• Site-level roles.
• Publishing permissions.
• Site-password protection.
• Shared Libraries.

Adding or Removing Seats on Workspace Plans

Webflow offers three distinct seat types, each associated with specific Workspace roles. You can add and remove these seats as needed, taking into account the following:

• Full Seat: Grants roles such as Admin, Site Admin or Designer. You can add an unlimited number of full seats to your Workspace.
• Limited Seat: Assigned to roles like Marketer or Content Editor. Similar to full seats, you can add unlimited limited seats.
• Free Seat: Designated for Reviewers. Each Workspace can accommodate up to 100 free seats.

Important considerations:

• By default, every Workspace requires at least one full seat for the owner.
• Removing a member does not automatically decrease the number of seats. To adjust seat counts, follow the removal process outlined by Webflow.

For more detailed information, refer to Webflow's official guide on adding or removing seats and managing members.

Webflow Pricing Breakdown for Optional Add-Ons

Webflow has introduced three powerful tools to enhance your website's performance and reach: Optimize, Analyze, and Localize. Part of their becoming the first Website Experience Platform, these additions are turning Webflow into a holistic tool for enterprise-grade marketing and performance optimization.

Webflow Optimize

Webflow Optimize is an AI-powered add-on designed to enhance your website's performance through A/B testing and personalized user experiences. 

It empowers you to conduct experiments and deliver personalized content without extensive coding or reliance on developer resources. By leveraging AI-driven insights, you can identify which variations of your site content resonate most with different audience segments, allowing for data-informed decisions to enhance user engagement and drive conversions.

The pricing structure of Webflow Optimize is as follows:

Optimize Plan:

Cost: Starts at $299 per month, with usage-based pricing.

Features:

• Up to 5 concurrent optimizations.
• A/B testing capabilities.
• Personalization options.
• Audience insights and targeting.
• AI optimization features.

Ideal for: Individuals and small teams initiating their optimization efforts.

Note: This plan excludes Ecommerce sites.

Optimize Enterprise Plan:

Cost: Custom pricing; contact Webflow sales for details.

Features:

• Unlimited concurrent optimizations.
• Advanced targeting with Enhanced Match.
• Integration with Webflow Enterprise platform.
• Integrations with Account-Based Marketing (ABM) tools, CRMs, and marketing systems.

Ideal for: Businesses aiming to build and scale comprehensive optimization programs.

Webflow Analyze

Webflow Analyze is a native analytics tool that provides designers and content marketers with a unified view of visitor behavior directly within the Webflow platform. This integration enables users to make data-driven decisions to enhance site performance without relying on complex third-party analytics tools.

Key features:

• Site overview: Gain insights into overall site traffic and key performance metrics, such as the most-viewed pages and the number of unique site visitors, all accessible within Webflow.
• Page insights: Understand visitor interactions on specific pages, including which elements receive the most clicks and the subsequent pages users navigate to, facilitating informed design and content strategies.
• Effortless, code-free setup: With one-click activation and automatic event tracking, Analyze eliminates the need for manual configuration or coding, streamlining the analytics setup process.
• Privacy-focused: As a native feature, Analyze ensures that your data remains within the Webflow ecosystem, reducing concerns about data spreading across third-party platforms. For specialized consent management needs, Analyze integrates seamlessly with solutions like DataGrail and Finsweet Components.

The pricing structure for Basic, CMS and Business Site plans (excluding Ecommerce plans): 

The pricing is structured by the number of sessions per month: 

• 10k — $29
• 25k — $49
• 50k — $79
• 100k — $149
• 250k — $199
• 500k — $229

The pricing for Enterprise customers:

• Starting at 100k sessions per month — custom pricing

Webflow Localization

Webflow offers a free preview of basic Localization functionalities across all Site plans, allowing users to explore features such as machine-powered translation and static page, CMS, and SEO localization. To publish your site in multiple languages or add more than one secondary locale, you'll need to purchase a Localization add-on.

Webflow Localization enables businesses to tailor their websites for a global audience by providing tools to customize content, design and SEO for multiple languages and regions.

Key features:

• Visual customization: Design and adjust your site's content and styles for each target locale directly within Webflow Designer, without the need for coding.
• Translation options: Utilize native machine-powered translation or integrate with your preferred Translation Management System (TMS) to manage translations effectively. 
• SEO: Enhance organic traffic by implementing best-in-class SEO practices tailored to each localized version of your site.

The Localization add-on is available in different tiers, each designed to accommodate varying needs:

Essentials Plan:

Price: $9/month per additional locale.

Features:

• Supports up to 3 additional locales.
• Includes a native machine translation limit of 10,000 words per month for each locale.
• Supports API access.

Advanced Plan:

Price: $29/month per additional locale.

Features:

• Supports up to 10 additional locales.
• Includes a native machine translation limit of 50,000 words per month for each locale.
• Supports localized URLs and automatic visitor routing.

For example, if your primary site is in English and you wish to add German and French versions, this constitutes two additional locales. Therefore, under the Essentials Plan, the total cost would be $18/month (i.e., $9/month per locale).

Note that these Localization add-ons are supplementary to your existing Site plan. Therefore, you'll need to maintain your current Site plan subscription in addition to any Localization add-ons you choose.

By selecting the appropriate Localization plan, you can effectively expand your website's accessibility to a global audience, ensuring that your content resonates across different languages and regions.

How to Choose the Right Webflow Pricing Plan

Choosing the right Webflow pricing plan is crucial for ensuring your website and workflow align with your business needs. Whether you're a solo entrepreneur, a growing team or a large enterprise, the right combination of Site Plans and Workspace Plans can streamline your operations and maximize efficiency.

Step 1: Understand What You Need From a Website

The first thing to clarify is your website’s purpose. Ask yourself:

• Do I need a simple informational website? (E.g., portfolio, landing page, small business site)
• Am I running a blog or content-heavy website? (E.g., magazine, news site, educational resource)
• Will I be selling products online? (Ecommerce store)
• Is my site expected to handle high traffic? (E.g., large business, SaaS company, a startup with rapid growth)
• Do I need team collaboration, or will I manage the site alone?

Once you've answered these questions, choosing the Site Plan becomes easier.

Step 2: Pick the Right Site Plan for Hosting Your Website

• Basic Site Plan is best for simple websites (landing pages, small business sites) with no CMS features.
• CMS Site Plan is ideal for blogs, content-heavy sites and businesses that need to update pages dynamically.
• Business Site Plan is perfect for high-traffic sites that need better performance, higher limits and priority support.
• Ecommerce Standard Plan is for small stores having up to 500 ecommerce items.
• Ecommerce Plus Plan is for growing businesses handling up 5,000 ecommerce items.
• Ecommerce Advanced Plan is for high-volume stores requiring maximum scalability.

Pro tip: If you’re planning to scale your business or grow your content library, avoid the Basic plan. It lacks a CMS, meaning you'll have to manually edit static pages every time you need an update.

Step 3: Pick the Right Workspace Plan for Managing Your Webflow Projects

If you’re working alone, a Site Plan might be all you need. But if you manage multiple sites or collaborate with a team, a Workspace Plan can significantly improve your workflow.

• Starter Workspace Plan is for solo users testing Webflow. Limited to 2 unhosted sites.
• Workspace Core/Freelancer Plans are for freelancers and small teams working on multiple projects with basic staging capabilities.
• Workspace Growth/ Agency Plans are for agencies and larger teams managing multiple sites, requiring advanced collaboration and permissions.
• Enterprise (Custom) is for large organizations needing security, dedicated support and custom workflows.

Pro tip: If you're a freelancer working alone but handling multiple client projects, consider the Freelancer plan. It allows you to manage up to 10 unhosted sites without needing a Site Plan for each until they’re ready for launch.

Step 4: Do You Need Both a Site Plan and a Workspace Plan?

• If you only need to host one website, just get a Site Plan (it comes with one free Workspace plan by default).
• If you work with multiple projects and collaborate with a team, get a paid Workspace Plan.
• If you run an agency or business with a website and multiple projects, get both to manage your site and streamline your workflow.

Step 5: Avoid Common Webflow Pricing Mistakes

• Choosing the cheapest plan to save money, then realizing it lacks the features you need (e.g., picking Basic instead of CMS when you need dynamic content).
• Not getting a Workspace Plan when you manage multiple sites, leading to workflow inefficiencies.
• Assuming you can sell products on a non-Ecommerce plan (only Ecommerce plans support checkout and transactions).
• Not considering future scalability, then needing to upgrade too soon.

What we recommend for solo entrepreneurs and small businesses:

• CMS Site Plan (if managing blog/content updates)
• Basic Site Plan (for static sites like landing pages)
• Core Workspace Plan (if handling multiple projects)

What we recommend for startups and growing teams:

• Business Site Plan (for high-traffic or scaling businesses)
• Growth Workspace Plan (for managing multiple websites and staging)

What we recommend for agencies and large enterprises:

• Enterprise Site Plan (custom security and support)
• Enterprise/Agency Workspace Plan (advanced team management, permissions, collaboration)

Final Thoughts

Webflow’s pricing structure might seem complex at first, but once you understand what each plan offers and match it to your needs, it becomes clear. If you’re unsure, start with the Webflow annual CMS Site Plan that comes with a free 1-seat Workspace Plan. You can always upgrade later as your needs grow.

Need help picking the right plan? 

Let’s chat! Foursets’ team can help you choose the perfect Webflow setup for your business.

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FAQ – Webflow Pricing Breakdown

1. How much does a Webflow website cost?

Webflow monthly cost varies depending on the Site Plan you choose. The Basic plan starts at $14/month, while a CMS plan is $23/month. Ecommerce plans begin at $29/month for small stores. The total cost of Webflow website development will also include design, engineering and maintenance, so factor those in as well.

2. Do I need a Workspace Plan to use Webflow?

No, paid Workspace Plans are only needed if you collaborate with a team or manage multiple projects. If you just want to host a single website, a Site Plan is sufficient.

3. Can I use Webflow for free?

Yes, Webflow offers a free Starter plan that allows you to build and publish on a Webflow.io subdomain. However, a paid Site Plan is required to connect a custom domain.

4. Can I sell products on Webflow without an Ecommerce Plan?

No, Ecommerce functionality is only available on Ecommerce Site Plans, starting at $29/month.

5. Can I switch between Webflow payment plans?

Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your Site Plan or Workspace Plan anytime based on your needs.

6. Does Webflow charge transaction fees for Ecommerce sites?

Yes, the Standard Ecommerce plan includes a 2% transaction fee, while the Plus and Advanced plans do not have Webflow-specific transaction fees.

7. Can I export my Webflow site’s code?

Yes, but code export is only available with Workspace plans (Core or higher). You cannot export code with a free plan.

8. Is Webflow good for SEO?

Yes! Webflow includes built-in SEO tools such as custom meta tags, structured data, clean code and fast-loading pages to help improve search rankings.