Webflow Pricing Explained: Site Plans, Workspace Plans and Add-ons
Short answer: Webflow has two separate bills. A Site plan pays for hosting one website on a custom domain (Basic is $15/mo billed yearly, Premium with the CMS is $25/mo billed yearly). A Workspace plan pays for the team space where you build and stage sites (free to start, paid tiers from $16–$19/mo billed yearly). Most solo site owners only need one paid Site plan. Agencies and teams usually need both.
Prices as of Nov 2026. Every price on this page was read from webflow.com/pricing on November 14, 2026. Prices are in USD, per site, before tax. Webflow changes plans from time to time, so check the official page before you buy.
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How Webflow pricing is structured
Webflow's pricing page is split into four groups, and the most common confusion is mixing them up:
- Site plans: hosting and features for one website (Starter, Basic, Premium).
- Platform plans: bundles for larger teams (Team and Enterprise).
- Ecommerce plans: Site plans for online stores (Standard, Plus, Advanced).
- Workspace plans: where you and your collaborators build, stage and manage sites (Starter, Core, Growth for in-house teams; Starter, Freelancer, Agency for service providers).
Webflow's own FAQ puts it this way: every site lives inside a Workspace, every account gets a free Workspace by default, and "when you need to publish, host, or unlock additional site-building features, you can upgrade that specific site to a paid Site plan." In practice that means the price you pay grows with the number of live sites (Site plans) and the number of people and staging projects (Workspace plans and seats).
Webflow Site plans (one website each)
| Plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Who it is for (Webflow's wording) | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | "For exploring and experimenting" | webflow.io subdomain, 2 static pages, 1 GB bandwidth, 50 form submissions, limited CMS (50 items) |
| Basic | $15/mo | $25/mo | "For simple sites that don't need a CMS" | Custom domain, 300 static pages, 10 GB bandwidth, unlimited form submissions, password protection |
| Premium | $25/mo | $39/mo | "For content-rich sites with robust CMS and traffic needs" | Everything in Basic plus the CMS (20,000 items, 40 Collections), 50 GB bandwidth (expandable), site search, form file uploads, code components |
Source: webflow.com/pricing, checked Nov 14, 2026.
Starter (free)
Starter is a real, usable plan for learning and prototyping, but it is not a launch plan for a business. You publish to a yoursite.webflow.io address, you are limited to two static pages and 1 GB of bandwidth, and the "Made in Webflow" badge stays on. Webflow also notes that several SEO controls (sitemap controls, robots.txt and schema markup support) need a paid Workspace plan to be used on a Starter site.
Basic ($15/mo yearly, $25/mo monthly)
Basic is the cheapest way to put a Webflow site on your own domain. The trade-off is in the description: it is for sites "that don't need a CMS." If you plan to publish a blog, case studies, job listings or any repeating content, Basic will feel tight quickly, because you would be building each page by hand (up to 300 static pages).
Good fit: a portfolio, a single-product landing site, a small business brochure site that rarely changes.
Premium ($25/mo yearly, $39/mo monthly)
Premium is the plan most content-driven sites will end up on. It adds the Webflow CMS with up to 20,000 CMS items across 40 Collections, scheduled publishing, RSS feeds, site search, form file uploads (10 MB max), .well-known files and code components. Search re-indexing runs automatically every 12 hours, with manual re-indexing hourly.
Premium starts with 50 GB of monthly bandwidth. You can buy more in steps, which is the biggest hidden variable in Webflow's pricing:
| Extra bandwidth on Premium | Billed annually | Billed monthly |
|---|---|---|
| +50 GB | +$20/mo | +$30/mo |
| +100 GB | +$40/mo | +$60/mo |
| +250 GB | +$100/mo | +$150/mo |
| +450 GB | +$174/mo | +$260/mo |
| +950 GB | +$374/mo | +$560/mo |
| +2.45 TB (max listed) | +$974/mo | +$1,460/mo |
Selected rows from Webflow's Premium add-on table, Nov 14, 2026.
Webflow's surge protection "covers temporary bandwidth spikes," but its own wording is that "two consecutive months over the limit triggers an automatic plan upgrade." If you expect a lot of traffic (or heavy images and video), estimate bandwidth before you pick a plan.
Webflow Ecommerce plans
Wondering whether Webflow suits your store at all? Read Is Webflow good for ecommerce? first.
If you want Webflow's built-in cart and checkout, you need an Ecommerce Site plan instead of Basic or Premium.
| Ecommerce plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Products | Webflow transaction fee | Staff accounts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $29/mo | $42/mo | 500 | 2% | 3 |
| Plus | $74/mo | $84/mo | 5,000 | 0% | 10 |
| Advanced | $212/mo | $235/mo | 15,000 | 0% | 15 |
Webflow says the transaction fee is "in addition to Stripe or PayPal processing fees." Standard includes 2,000 CMS items and 50 GB of bandwidth; Plus and Advanced list up to 10,000 CMS items and 100 GB. Plus and Advanced also remove Webflow branding from transactional emails.
Editorial take: on paper, Standard's 2% fee is the line to watch. If you are moving meaningful sales volume, compare the fee against the jump to Plus, and against dedicated commerce platforms. Our Webflow alternatives guide lists Shopify's current plans for comparison, and Webflow vs Shopify compares fees and product limits side by side.
Platform plans: Team and Enterprise
- Team: $2,500/mo, annual contract required. Webflow lists Localize (2 locales included), AEO agents, publishing workflows, single-page publishing, a site activity log and API, 5 full seats and 5 limited seats, 100,000 AI credits per year, 500 static pages, 20,000 CMS items, 100 Collections and up to 30 TB of bandwidth per year.
- Enterprise: custom pricing ("Talk to us"), with custom roles, granular permissions, SSO/SCIM, a dedicated account manager and enhanced SLAs (Webflow lists 99.99% hosting uptime for Enterprise vs 99.00% for Team).
These plans are aimed at marketing and web teams in larger organizations. Most readers comparing Webflow against WordPress or Framer will not be in this bracket.
Webflow Workspace plans
Workspace plans pay for the place you build, not the site you publish. Every account starts with a free Starter Workspace.
For in-house teams:
| Workspace plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | 2 staging sites, 2 pages per staged site, 50 CMS items per staged site, 200 AI credits/mo, 1 full seat |
| Core | $19/mo | $28/mo | 10 staging sites, 300 pages per staged site, 300 AI credits, custom code, code export, Shared Libraries |
| Growth | $49/mo | $60/mo | Unlimited staging sites, 400 AI credits, site password protection, 301 redirects, site-level roles, publishing permissions |
For freelancers and agencies:
| Workspace plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | 2 staging sites, 1 full seat, 1 free client seat per paid site |
| Freelancer | $16/mo | $24/mo | 10 staging sites, free guest access in client Workspaces, full CMS on staging, client payments |
| Agency | $35/mo | $42/mo | Unlimited staging sites, 3 free client seats per site, unlimited Shared Libraries, publishing permissions |
Seats and AI credits
One full seat is included for the Workspace owner. Extra people cost:
- Full seat (design full sites, manage settings): $39/mo per seat billed yearly, $45 billed monthly
- Limited seat (edit content or build pages with components): $15/mo per seat billed yearly, $19 billed monthly
- Free seat: reviewers and commenters, $0
- Extra AI credits: 2,000 credits/mo for $20/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly)
Editorial take: seats are where team costs add up. A three-person team with two extra full seats adds $78/mo (yearly billing) on top of any Workspace and Site plans. Limited seats for content editors are much cheaper and are worth using if those people never need to touch layouts.
Webflow add-ons
| Add-on | Starting price (yearly billing) | Monthly billing | What it scales with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Analyze (site analytics) | $9/mo | $12/mo | Sessions (2,000 at the entry tier) |
| Optimize (A/B testing, personalization) | $299/mo | $379/mo | Page views (25,000 at the entry tier) |
| Localize Essential | $9/mo per locale | $12/mo | Up to 3 locales, 10K AI-translated words per locale per month |
| Localize Advanced | $29/mo per locale | $35/mo | Up to 10 locales, 50K words, localized URLs, automatic visitor routing |
If you plan to publish in several languages, Localize is a recurring cost per locale (full breakdown in our Webflow localization guide). For example, three locales on Localize Essential are listed at $27/mo billed yearly. Read our Webflow review for how localization compares with WordPress plugins and Framer's per-locale pricing.
What a realistic Webflow bill looks like
These are worked examples using the list prices above (yearly billing, before tax). They are arithmetic, not quotes. Your bill depends on the plans and add-ons you actually choose.
| Scenario | Plans | Monthly cost (billed yearly) |
|---|---|---|
| Solo portfolio, no blog | Basic Site plan, free Starter Workspace | $15 |
| Small business site with a blog | Premium Site plan, free Starter Workspace | $25 |
| Blog in English + 2 extra languages | Premium + Localize Essential (2 locales) | $25 + $18 = $43 |
| Freelancer running 3 client sites | Freelancer Workspace + 3 Premium Site plans (often paid by clients) | $16 + $75 = $91 |
| Small store | Ecommerce Standard | $29 + 2% of sales + payment processing |
Monthly vs yearly: how much does annual billing save?
Webflow's toggle says yearly billing saves "up to 40%." On Basic it is exactly that ($15 vs $25). On Premium the gap is $25 vs $39, about 36%. On Ecommerce Plus it is smaller ($74 vs $84). Two points from Webflow's FAQ are worth knowing before you commit to a year:
- Cancelling: "Yes, but you'll still pay the remainder of the term for the plan you signed up for."
- Taxes: prices are in USD, per site, "plus applicable taxes added at checkout."
If you are still testing whether Webflow suits you, building on the free Starter plan and only upgrading at launch is the low-risk path.
Is there a Webflow discount or coupon?
We did not find any public coupon code on Webflow's official pricing page when we checked on November 14, 2026, and we do not publish codes we cannot verify. The only "discount" listed is the lower price for yearly billing. Be careful with sites that advertise Webflow promo codes; check any offer against webflow.com before relying on it.
What is not included (common surprises)
- Code export is a Workspace feature, not a Site plan feature. Webflow's help center says exported code does not include CMS content, Ecommerce, user accounts, localized content, form processing, site search or password protection.
- Templates from the Webflow marketplace are priced separately by their creators.
- A domain name: Webflow's hosting FAQ says you can buy a domain inside Webflow or connect one you already own, but the pricing page does not list a free first-year domain with Site plans the way Framer, Wix, Squarespace and WordPress.com advertise on annual plans. Budget for the domain separately.
- Support: Webflow's FAQ says it provides customer support by email and aims "to reply to all requests within 48 hours." Priority support is listed on the Team platform plan.
Which Webflow plan should you choose?
Comparing Webflow with a simpler builder? See Webflow vs Wix and our best website builders roundup for prices across platforms.
- You are learning or prototyping: stay on the free Starter plan.
- You need a few static pages on your own domain: Basic.
- You publish any repeating content (blog, resources, case studies, listings): Premium.
- You sell physical or digital products with Webflow's checkout: an Ecommerce plan; start with Standard and compare the 2% fee against Plus as revenue grows.
- You build for clients: Freelancer or Agency Workspace, with each client's site on its own Site plan.
Still deciding whether Webflow is the right platform at all? Compare it with WordPress and Framer, or browse our Webflow alternatives.
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FAQ
How much is Webflow per month? As of November 2026, the cheapest paid Site plan (Basic) is $15/mo billed yearly or $25/mo billed monthly. Premium, which includes the CMS, is $25/mo yearly or $39/mo monthly.
Is Webflow free? Yes, the Starter Site plan and Starter Workspace are free, but a free site lives on a webflow.io subdomain with 2 static pages and 1 GB of bandwidth. You need a paid Site plan to publish to your own domain.
Do I need both a Site plan and a Workspace plan? Not necessarily. Every account has a free Workspace. Solo owners often pay only for a Site plan. Paid Workspace plans add staging sites, collaboration features and code export.
Does Webflow charge transaction fees? Only the Ecommerce Standard plan lists a 2% Webflow transaction fee. Plus and Advanced list 0%. Stripe or PayPal processing fees apply on top in all cases.
Can I cancel a yearly plan early? Webflow's FAQ says you can cancel at any time but "you'll still pay the remainder of the term."
Sources
- Webflow, Plans & pricing: Site, Platform, Ecommerce and Workspace plans, add-ons, seats and FAQ. Checked November 14, 2026.
- Webflow, Hosting feature page and FAQ. Checked November 14, 2026.
- Webflow Help Center, How do I export my Webflow site code?. Checked November 14, 2026.