Webflow Pricing 2026: Plans From $0 to $2,500/mo [Guide]
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September 12, 2026
Webflow has pulled its CMS and Business plans from sale. A site published on your own domain now costs $15/month without a CMS or $25/month with one, billed yearly. The price then climbs through bandwidth tiers up to $999/month for 2.5 TB, before switching to a Team plan at $2,500/month on an annual contract.
We recorded every price on the Webflow pricing page on 12 September 2026, in yearly and monthly billing. This article covers the Site, Platform, Ecommerce and Workspace plans, the add-ons, three typical budgets and the selection method we apply on projects at our Webflow agency.
All prices are in US dollars, excluding tax, per site. Webflow bills in USD and your bank applies its own exchange rate.
Why does Webflow appeal to agencies and companies?
Webflow is a reference for the creation of professional sites thanks to several decisive advantages:
Complete design freedom
Drag & drop visual interface with access to HTML/CSS code. You design custom pages without being limited by rigid templates.
Performance and integrated hosting
Automatic hosting on a global CDN (AWS CloudFront), SSL certification included, and security updates managed internally.
Advanced and intuitive CMS
An admin panel accessible to non-techies for managing content, while providing total control to designers and developers.
Optimized native SEO
Customizable title/meta tags, 301 redirects, clean URLs, optimized code structure. No need for third-party plugins for good SEO.
Webflow now sells four families of plans
The grid has one more family than before. The Platform plans, introduced with the CMS and Business merger, sit between the Site plans and the Enterprise offer.
Site plans: host a site on your own domain
Starter, Basic and Premium. One plan per published site, billed per site. The plan carries the CMS, the bandwidth and the forms.
Platform plans: add governance and localization
Team and Enterprise. They cover the site and the Workspace in a single contract, with publishing workflows, localization and Webflow's AEO agents.
Ecommerce plans: sell with the native cart
Standard, Plus and Advanced. They replace the Site plan on a store and add products, orders, taxes and Stripe or PayPal payments.
Workspace plans: pay for the team, not the site
Starter, Core and Growth. They attach to your account and set the number of staging sites, the seats and code export. A published site therefore combines one Site plan and one Workspace plan, and the second can stay free.
The Site plans fit in three lines since CMS and Business disappeared
Basic keeps its role as the plan without collections. Premium absorbs the former CMS and Business plans and is billed on bandwidth served. Starter stays free and serves to build before publishing.
| Plan | Yearly price | Monthly price | Content | Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | 2 static pages, 50 CMS items, webflow.io domain | 1 GB/month |
| Basic | $15/month | $25/month | 300 static pages, no CMS, custom domain | 10 GB/month |
| Premium | $25 to $999/month | $39 to $1,499/month | 20,000 CMS items, 40 collections, site search, form file upload | 50 GB to 2.5 TB/month |
Recorded on 12 September 2026 at webflow.com/pricing, prices excluding tax, per site.
Starter: build for free, publish on webflow.io
The free plan gives access to the full editor, Webflow AI and the MCP server. It stops at 2 static pages and 50 CMS items, on a webflow.io subdomain. We start every project on this plan and only add the paid plan when the domain gets connected.
Basic: $15/month for a site without collections
Basic publishes up to 300 static pages on a custom domain, with unlimited form submissions and password protection. It opens no CMS collection. A consulting firm with five pages and no blog can live on this plan for years. The day the blog arrives, moving to Premium costs $10 more per month.
Premium: CMS and Business merged, billed on bandwidth
Premium starts at $25/month for 50 GB of bandwidth and ships the whole CMS, 20,000 items across 40 collections. The ceiling therefore exceeds the former Business plan, which stopped at 10,000 items for $39/month. Site search, form file upload and code components are included.
The price no longer depends on content volume but on traffic served. Each bandwidth tier adds a fixed amount to the base price.
| Bandwidth | Yearly price | Monthly price |
|---|---|---|
| 50 GB | $25/month | $39/month |
| 100 GB | $45/month | $69/month |
| 150 GB | $65/month | $99/month |
| 200 GB | $85/month | $129/month |
| 300 GB | $125/month | $189/month |
| 400 GB | $165/month | $249/month |
| 500 GB | $199/month | $299/month |
| 750 GB | $299/month | $449/month |
| 1 TB | $399/month | $599/month |
| 1.5 TB | $599/month | $899/month |
| 2 TB | $799/month | $1,199/month |
| 2.5 TB | $999/month | $1,499/month |
Webflow tolerates one-off spikes. Two consecutive months above the tier, however, trigger an automatic tier upgrade, as stated in the pricing page comparison. A site that serves heavy video from Webflow pays for that choice every month.
Choosing between Basic and Premium
We ask two questions when a project opens. Will the site carry a blog, case studies or an office list to maintain within twelve months? If so, Premium from day one, since migrating static content into a collection costs more than the $10 gap. What traffic is expected? A B2B site with 20,000 monthly visits and optimised images stays under 50 GB.
Most of the brochure sites we deliver run on Premium at $25/month with a free Workspace. The 12 upper tiers concern media companies, content platforms and sites that host their own video instead of using YouTube or Vimeo.
The Team plan sets a $2,500/month floor for team features
The Platform plans take over the features that the former Business plan and the Agency Workspace used to split between them. They are sold only on annual contracts, after a conversation with Webflow's sales team.
Team: localization, workflows and AEO agents at $2,500/month
Team includes the Premium Site plan and the Workspace in a single contract. It adds Webflow Localize, the AEO agents, publishing workflows with approval, single-page publishing, the activity log with API, priority support and a compliance baseline. The price of $2,500/month on an annual commitment targets organisations with several contributors and an approval process, not SMBs with a brochure site.
Enterprise: custom quote, granular permissions and SLAs
Webflow Enterprise remains quote-based. It adds custom roles, per-site and per-page permissions, secure integrations, a dedicated account manager and enhanced SLAs. The Optimize, Analyze and Localize add-ons exist in Enterprise versions, without public pricing.
The Ecommerce plans have not moved and Standard remains the only one to take a commission
The three Ecommerce plans show the same yearly prices as before the overhaul. They replace the Site plan on a store and include the CMS.
| Plan | Yearly price | Monthly price | Products | Webflow fee | Staff accounts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $29/month | $42/month | 500 | 2% | 3 |
| Plus | $74/month | $84/month | 5,000 | 0% | 10 |
| Advanced | $212/month | $235/month | 15,000 | 0% | 15 |
Standard: $29/month and 2% on every sale
Standard covers 500 products, a customisable cart and checkout, Stripe, PayPal and Apple Pay. Webflow takes a 2% fee on top of Stripe or PayPal processing fees. At $2,250 in monthly sales, that fee equals the $45 gap with the Plus plan. Beyond that, Standard costs more than Plus.
Plus: $74/month with no commission
Plus goes up to 5,000 products, removes the fee and strips Webflow branding from transactional emails. Ten staff accounts can manage orders. Sales volume is no longer capped on any of the three plans.
Advanced: $212/month for 15,000 products
Advanced raises the catalogue to 15,000 products and 15 staff accounts. Nothing else separates it from Plus in Webflow's comparison. Catalogue size is its only justification.
The limits of Webflow ecommerce
The native cart suits simple catalogues with a bespoke design. Dropshipping, multi-vendor marketplaces and affiliate programmes remain Shopify territory. We point clients to Shopify as soon as logistics or variants become the core of the project.
The Workspace plans are billed per team and replace Freelancer and Agency
The former Freelancer plan at $16 and Agency plan at $35 have given way to Core and Growth. The Workspace sets the number of staging sites, Webflow AI credits and permissions, never the hosting of a published site.
| Workspace | Yearly price | Monthly price | Staging sites | AI credits | Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | 2, limited to 2 pages | 200/month | 1 seat, free agency guests |
| Core | $19/month | $28/month | 10, up to 300 pages | 300/month | Custom code, code export, shared libraries |
| Growth | $49/month | $60/month | Unlimited | 400/month | Site-level roles, publishing permissions, 301 redirects on staging |
Starter: one seat, two staging sites
The free Workspace hosts an unlimited number of paid sites. It limits staging to two sites of two pages, with 50 CMS items each. A freelancer with a single published site has no reason to leave it.
Core: $19/month for code export and ten staging sites
Core unlocks custom code on staging sites, HTML and CSS export and libraries shared across sites. Ten staging sites of 300 pages are enough for a freelancer preparing several redesigns in parallel.
Growth: $49/month for roles and permissions
Growth adds unlimited staging, site-level roles, publishing permissions and site-specific access. An agency that gives clients access to their own sites needs this plan. We work on Growth for that reason.
Deciding whether a paid Workspace is worth it
A published site never requires a paid Workspace. The question only arises for staging and collaboration. A solo designer with one project stays on Starter. A team that publishes together, or an agency managing client access, moves to Growth.
Add-ons are billed on usage and quickly exceed the plan price
Four add-ons attach to a Site or Ecommerce plan. Each is billed by usage tier, with a yearly and a monthly price.
- Optimize: $299/month yearly, $379/month monthly, for 25,000 page views. A/B testing, personalisation, audience targeting. The price rises through tiers up to 500,000 page views.
- Analyze: $9/month yearly, $12/month monthly, for 2,000 sessions. Page views, sessions and clicks captured without tagging, with consent management integrations. Seven tiers up to 500,000 sessions.
- Localize Essential: $9/month per locale yearly, $12 monthly, up to 3 locales. AI translation, CMS, static page and SEO localization.
- Localize Advanced: $29/month per locale yearly, $35 monthly, up to 10 locales. Adds localized URLs, localized assets and automatic visitor routing.
Webflow Cloud, the app hosting service, is billed separately: $2 per million requests and $2 per 5 hours of CPU. Localize can be tried for free on any plan, and payment only starts at publication.
A Premium site at $25 with Analyze and two locales on Localize Advanced comes to $92/month. Add-ons therefore weigh more than the plan on most B2B sites. Optimize only pays off with enough traffic to feed readable A/B tests, meaning several thousand visits per variant.
How much a Webflow site costs per month on three recorded configurations
The three budgets below reflect the configurations we meet most often, in yearly billing.
Brochure site with a blog: $25 to $34/month
- Site plan: Premium 50 GB, $25/month
- Workspace: free Starter
- Add-on: Analyze at $9/month if you refuse Google Analytics
Growing store: $123/month
- Ecommerce plan: Plus, $74/month, no commission
- Workspace: Growth at $49/month for a team of three to five people with permissions
- Add-on: none, product videos stay on Vimeo
Bilingual corporate site with high traffic: $232/month
- Site plan: Premium 300 GB, $125/month
- Workspace: Growth, $49/month
- Add-on: Localize Advanced on two locales, $58/month
The Webflow subscription stays marginal next to the cost of design and build. A premium brochure site with integrated SEO starts at €5,000 at Noqode, advanced projects sit between €10,000 and €30,000, and our pricing is public. Monthly growth support, which covers adjusting plans and add-ons as traffic evolves, starts at €1,500/month as part of our maintenance offer.
Why use a certified Webflow agency?
The Webflow interface is intuitive, but creating a successful site requires in-depth expertise :
Strategic UX/UI design
A site should convert, not just exist. Design adapted to your audience and optimized for action.
Mastery of SEO best practices
Schema.org, Core Web Vitals performance, content prioritization, advanced technical optimizations.
Specific developments
Complex forms, third-party API integrations, custom animations require code skills.
Time savings and ROI
Fast configuration, anticipate maintenance problems, optimal choice of plans and add-ons.
At Noqode, a certified Webflow agency, we support consultancy firms and creative agencies in the creation of successful sites for several years.
Discover our offers adapted to your needs On our pricing page →
5 tips to optimize your Webflow costs
1. Choose the right plan from the start
Make a 6-12 month projection of your traffic and content. Oversizing is expensive, undersizing generates add-on fees.
2. Outsource your heavy media
Host your videos on YouTube/Vimeo to limit Webflow bandwidth.
3. Optimize your CMS Collections
Structure your categories and tags well so as not to unnecessarily exceed element limits.
4. Define clear roles
Distribute rights (designer, editor, admin) to optimize productivity and limit errors.
5. Integrate Google Analytics
Precisely measure your traffic to anticipate your bandwidth needs and avoid additional costs.
The limits of this survey
Prices come from Webflow's public pricing page on 12 September 2026. Team and Enterprise pricing is negotiated and the amount shown for Team is a floor. The Optimize and Analyze tiers above the first level are not displayed in plain figures and we do not reproduce them. Webflow revises its grid without notice, and the official page prevails.
Get your Webflow project priced with the right plan
We choose the Site plan, the Workspace and the add-ons before drawing the first page, to avoid migrations. Thirty minutes are enough to lay out your content volume, your traffic and your languages. Book a call or write to us with the link to your current site.
FAQ: frequently asked questions about Webflow pricing
What happens to the CMS and Business plans?
Webflow no longer sells them to new sites. The Premium plan replaces them from $25/month yearly, with 20,000 CMS items and adjustable bandwidth from 50 GB to 2.5 TB. Existing sites on CMS or Business keep their plan as long as they do not change it.
Can I use Webflow for free?
Yes. The Starter plan publishes on a webflow.io subdomain with 2 static pages, 50 CMS items and 1 GB of bandwidth. Publishing on your own domain requires a Basic plan at $15/month or Premium at $25/month.
Which Webflow plan for a blog?
Premium, at $25/month yearly. Basic opens no CMS collection, so a blog cannot live there. Premium's 20,000 items and 40 collections cover a blog, case studies and an author base without any add-on.
What is the difference between yearly and monthly billing?
The gap runs from $10 on Basic to $500 on Premium 2.5 TB. Basic goes from $15 to $25, Premium 50 GB from $25 to $39, Ecommerce Standard from $29 to $42. We commit our clients to yearly billing as soon as the site is in production.
How much does the Team plan cost?
$2,500/month on an annual contract, after a conversation with Webflow. It includes the Site plan, the Workspace, Localize, the AEO agents and publishing workflows. It is aimed at organisations that publish as a team with approval.
Does Webflow suit a large ecommerce catalogue?
Up to 15,000 products with the Advanced plan at $212/month. Beyond that, or for a marketplace and dropshipping, Shopify remains better equipped.
What is the difference between a Site plan and a Workspace plan?
The Site plan hosts a published site and carries its CMS and bandwidth. The Workspace plan manages your account, staging, seats and code export. Each published site adds a Site plan, and a single Workspace plan covers all your projects.
