The Webflow Partner Program in 2026: tiers, Enterprise badge and directory
Documentation · 6 min · Published on Apr 20, 2025 · Updated on Oct 06, 2026
Key points
The program has three tiers: Foundations (entry level), Certified and Premium
"Enterprise" is not a tier but a badge, awarded to partners who have already sold Webflow Enterprise to clients
Only Certified and Premium partners are listed in the official directory, which Webflow says has over 1,200 certified partners
To check an agency's status, open its profile on webflow.com: the tier and the Enterprise badge are shown there
When a company looks for a Webflow agency, it quickly runs into badges: Certified Partner, Premium Partner, Enterprise. They come from Webflow's partner program, which has changed a lot since the old "Webflow Experts" days. Many pages, including the first version of this article, still describe tiers that no longer exist.
In this article, we explain how the program works as of October 2026, what each badge actually guarantees, and how to check an agency's status before you hire it. At Digidop, we've been in the program since 2021, so we see it from both sides: as a partner, and as an agency that clients compare with others.
Originally published in 2025, fully updated on October 6, 2026.
The Webflow Partner Program at a glance
The Webflow Partner Program is for freelancers and agencies that build Webflow sites for clients. In Webflow's words, every partner earns commission on the Site plans and add-ons they sell, gets product and sales resources, and joins a private community. The Certified and Premium tiers add the official directory, client matching, early beta access and partner-only events.
A bit of history helps make sense of the badges you'll come across:
2017: Webflow launches the Webflow Experts program.
August 14, 2024: Webflow renames it the Certified Partner Program, drops the old "Professional" and "Enterprise" tiers in favor of "Certified" and "Premium", and launches the Partner Hub in the partner dashboard (Webflow update, Webflow blog post).
Today: an entry tier, Foundations, sits before Certified (program page).
Don't confuse it with two other programs: Affiliates, for content creators (50% of the first subscription for 12 months, according to Webflow), and Global Alliances, invite-only, for large integrators working with global brands.
Commission on Site plans and add-ons (first 12 months)
10%
20%
20%
Commission on Enterprise contracts (first 12 months)
10%
10%
10%
Partner Hub, community, newsletter
yes
yes
yes
Public profile and official directory
no
yes
yes, preferential placement
Client matching
no
yes
yes, preferential matching
Early beta access and Enterprise sandbox
no
yes
yes
Priority customer support
no
yes
yes
Dedicated Webflow contact, technical architect support
no
no
yes
Annual Partner Summit, advisory board
no
no
by invitation
Foundations: the entry point
Foundations is the entry tier, open to freelancers and agencies already building with Webflow. Signing up takes a few minutes, pays 10% commission and unlocks partner resources. A Foundations partner is not listed in the directory, though, so for a client this tier doesn't say much.
three new client sites built in Webflow after joining Foundations;
a portfolio of three client sites built from scratch, reviewed against a public grading rubric.
The rubric is worth a read. It requires a "Good" level in Webflow experience, design quality and layout and structure (information architecture, responsiveness, class naming), and a "Satisfactory" level in site optimization (SEO settings, semantic tags, one H1 per page) and accessibility. This is the tier that gets you into the directory.
Premium: the top tier
Certified partners move up to Premium by delivering client projects on Webflow. Since 2024, progress has been tracked with points: every Site plan a partner's clients buy earns points, points reset each year, and the tier you earn applies right away and through the following calendar year (Webflow blog). Webflow doesn't publish a threshold.
In practice, Premium singles out the partners who run the most Webflow sites. It mostly measures volume. Quality was checked at the Certified stage.
The Enterprise badge sits next to the tier
This is where most people get confused. There is no "Enterprise Partner" or "Premium Enterprise" tier in the program. "Enterprise" is a distinction: a badge displayed next to the tier on the partner's profile.
referring and closing at least two Webflow Enterprise clients (these are minimums, and Webflow may ask for more).
So the Enterprise badge shows that the agency has already taken Webflow Enterprise deals all the way to signature. It's the most useful signal if your site belongs on that plan. For a simple marketing site or a small company, it matters much less.
How to check a Webflow agency's status
An agency can write "Webflow Enterprise Partner" on its own website. What counts is its profile on webflow.com. To check it:
Open the Certified Partner directory. You can filter by services, budget and location, and there's an "Enterprise only" toggle.
Find the agency and open its profile (URL format webflow.com/@agency-name).
Under the name, read the tier (Certified Partner or Premium Partner) and look for the Enterprise badge. The profile also shows when the agency joined the program, its Webflow Awards distinctions and a starting project price.
If the agency isn't in the directory, it's either at the Foundations tier or outside the program. That says nothing about the quality of its work, only that Webflow hasn't reviewed it.
Here's our own profile as an example, Digidop on webflow.com, checked on October 6, 2026: Premium Partner with the Enterprise badge, partner since July 2021, Partner of the Year winner at the 2023 Webflow Awards, and 2024 finalist in Community Educator of the Year and Creative Excellence.
Two other agencies show the same status (Premium Partner with the Enterprise badge) as of October 6, 2026: Flow Ninja and Finsweet.
Which partner tier for which project?
Your project
What to look for
A simple marketing site, tight budget
A Certified partner is enough. Focus on the portfolio and the starting price shown on the profile.
A B2B marketing site, multilingual, with a rich CMS
Certified or Premium, with references in your industry. Premium means the agency ships a lot of Webflow sites.
A site on the Webflow Enterprise plan, or a large site migration
The Enterprise badge: it proves the agency has closed at least two Enterprise deals.
A global brand working with a global integrator
Global Alliances partners, a separate invite-only program.
For a freelancer or an agency, the value depends on the tier you aim for:
Commission: 10 to 20% on Site plans and add-ons for 12 months, and 10% of the annual contract value of Enterprise plans for 12 months. The client signs directly with Webflow (Partner Program Agreement), and the partner earns a commission on what the client pays.
Leads: the directory and client matching, from Certified upward.
Product access: early betas and a sandbox to test Enterprise features and add-ons (Analyze, Optimize, Localization).
Network: a private community, partner-only events, and for Premium partners the annual Partner Summit.
Is the program worth joining for a digital agency? Signing up for Foundations takes minutes and already pays commission, so if you bill for Webflow sites, there's no reason to skip it. The real effort is Certified: three recent client sites and a portfolio that passes the rubric. That's where the program starts bringing in leads.
Our take
The badge helps with a first shortlist. Certified guarantees a quality level that Webflow has checked on three sites. Premium mostly measures volume on Webflow. The Enterprise badge says the most, because it rests on signed contracts, but it only matters if your project belongs on that plan.
Our advice to marketing teams comparing us with other agencies: check the status on webflow.com rather than on the agency's own site, then move on to the questions that matter. Has the agency shipped sites in your industry? How does it scope a project? No badge answers those.
It's Webflow's program for freelancers and agencies that build Webflow sites for clients. It has three tiers (Foundations, Certified, Premium) and gives access to commissions, resources, a community and, from Certified upward, the official partner directory.
What's the difference between a Certified Partner and a Premium Partner?
Certified is the first tier Webflow reviews: an assessment, three recent client sites, and a portfolio graded against a public rubric. Premium comes next, through activity, with a yearly points system tied to the Site plans the partner's clients buy. Premium adds preferential placement in the directory, a dedicated Webflow contact and eligibility for the Partner Summit.
What is a Webflow Enterprise Partner?
A Certified or Premium partner that has earned the Enterprise distinction: it has completed Webflow's Enterprise training and closed at least two clients on the Webflow Enterprise plan. The badge appears on the profile next to the Certified or Premium tier.
How do I check whether an agency is really a Webflow partner?
Open its profile on webflow.com from the partner directory. The tier (Certified or Premium) and the Enterprise badge are displayed by Webflow itself. An agency missing from the directory is at best at the Foundations tier.
What's the difference between a Webflow partner and a Webflow affiliate?
The Partner Program is for people who build sites for clients. The Affiliates program is for content creators: they earn 50% of the first subscription for 12 months when a new customer signs up through their link.
Does Webflow have a reseller program?
Not in the classic sense. The client signs its subscription directly with Webflow, and the partner earns a commission on its clients' Site plans, add-ons and Enterprise contracts for the first 12 months.
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Digidop is a Webflow agency founded in 2021 in Paris. Digidop designs, builds and evolves marketing websites for B2B companies, mainly in finance, tech & SaaS, and industry.
Webflow status: Enterprise and Premium Partner, partner since July 2021, Webflow Partner of the Year 2023.
Approach: a website that evolves with the business and that marketing teams can update themselves, without a developer for every change. Autonomy comes from a structured CMS, reusable components, page templates, permissions, documentation and training.
Group: Digidop and Vydera, its SEO and AI-visibility partner, form The Digidop Company.
Services
Website creation and redesign: scoping, architecture, design and Webflow development.
Migration to Webflow from WordPress, HubSpot CMS, Drupal, Wix, Squarespace or Framer.
Ongoing support: maintenance, improvements, new pages and campaigns.
Budgets
Published on the marketing websites page, covering consulting, design and development, refined after scoping, excluding third-party tools and SaaS licences:
Marketing website: $10,000–$30,000
Multilingual website with business integrations across several markets: $30,000–$50,000
Enterprise web platform: $50,000–$100,000
Case studies
TSE: an architecture that lets the marketing team launch its own campaigns.
Orisha: a shared architecture for a group with several teams and offerings.
Ramify: a website aligned with an upmarket repositioning.
Beedeez: migration from HubSpot CMS to Webflow, followed by ongoing evolution.
AI in Digidop's work
Digidop uses AI for content processing, localisation and development support. Creative direction and key decisions are made by the team.
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