Finsweet is an agency and product studio dedicated to Webflow. It publishes Attributes, an open-source library of CMS filters, sorting and loading, the Client-First methodology, the Components app and the ConsentPro consent tool. Our agency builds its Webflow sites with Client-First.
Finsweet is a name every serious Webflow project comes across sooner or later. This Webflow agency also publishes some of the most widely used tools in the ecosystem: the Client-First methodology, the Attributes library and the Components app. Our agency builds its Webflow sites with Client-First. This page explains what each tool brings and when to use it.
Finsweet runs two activities. The agency builds Webflow sites for companies such as Dropbox and Vanta. The studio makes tools for the Webflow community, many of them free. Finsweet celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2026 (Finsweet official website).
Client-First is a system of classes and conventions for structuring a Webflow project. It makes the site readable by any developer and maintainable by the client. We cover it in our Client-First page. Version 3 is in preparation, with a waitlist open on the Client-First documentation.
Attributes is an open-source JavaScript library. It adds features missing from the Webflow editor through simple HTML attributes: CMS list filters, sorting, progressive loading, search, CMS-driven tabs and sliders, accessible rich text. Finsweet reports more than 200 million loads a month (Finsweet Attributes directory).
Components adds interactive elements to Webflow, such as sliders, marquees or share buttons. The app is configured in the Designer, with no script tag or code embed.
ConsentPro handles cookie consent natively in Webflow. The Finsweet extension for Chrome adds productivity shortcuts to the Designer.
Every added script weighs on performance. Webflow covers part of these needs natively as updates roll out, and we check that option before adding a dependency.
Client-First, Attributes and the Chrome extension are free. Components and ConsentPro are paid products. The Finsweet agency works on quote.
| Tool | Price | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Client-First | Free | Class naming methodology |
| Attributes | Free | Filters, sorting, search and loading for CMS lists |
| Chrome extension | Free | Productivity shortcuts in the Designer |
| Components | Paid | Sliders, marquees and share buttons |
| ConsentPro | Paid | Cookie consent in Webflow |
Finsweet has set several standards in the Webflow ecosystem. Client-First structures all our projects, and Attributes remains the go-to solution for advanced CMS lists. A well-built Webflow site still reads fine without these tools, though, and the number of scripts should stay under control.
Our Webflow agency delivers sites built with Client-First and documented so your teams can manage them on their own.
Client-First, Attributes and the Chrome extension are free. Components and ConsentPro are paid.
An open-source JavaScript library that adds filters, sorting, progressive loading and other CMS features to Webflow through simple HTML attributes.
We recommend it. The methodology makes the site consistent, easy to take over and simpler for a non-technical team to evolve.
Client-First adds no script. Attributes and Components load JavaScript, and their impact stays low when only the useful solutions are enabled.
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