Webflow is a platform for building, managing, and optimizing websites.
Initially popularized by the “no-code” trend, the tool has since evolved into a full-fledged professional platform. It’s powerful and feature-rich, which can make its pricing model a bit tricky to understand.
In this article, we break down and explain how Webflow’s SaaS pricing works.
The 3 Main Pricing Categories
To begin with (and this isn’t the easiest part to understand), Webflow’s pricing is structured around three core functionalities.
Site Plans
Site Plans allow you to access Webflow’s platform features (CMS, custom code integration, etc.) and publish your website using Webflow’s hosting on your own custom domain. They are split into two main categories: Standard (marketing) sites and eCommerce sites. The right plan depends on your needs.
👉 Prices for standard sites vary based on features, site size, and traffic/bandwidth
👉 Prices for eCommerce sites vary based on product volume and transaction fees
Add-ons
On top of these plans, Webflow provides optional paid features for more flexibility.
Add-ons include tools like Localization (priced per locale), Analyze, and Optimize.
Workspaces
Often misunderstood, Workspace pricing does not include site hosting on a custom domain. Workspaces are designed only to unlock collaborative features. For example, thanks to a role-based system, multiple people can work simultaneously on the same project.
Detailed Comparison of Webflow Pricing in 2025
⚠️ Webflow is a professional tool that often requires support from an agency or freelance expert. The prices below only cover the platform itself and are usually combined with service fees.
Site Plans (for standard websites)

Site Plans are tailored for standard, non-eCommerce websites. There are five different plan types, and prices vary depending on features and expected traffic.
Starter Plan – Free
The Starter Plan lets you test the tool and start creating your site without paying. You won’t have access to all features — CMS access is limited — but it’s a good way to get started. You can publish a site, but only with a .webflow.io domain.
- Webflow.io domain
- 50 CMS items for testing
- 2 static pages
Basic Plan – $14/month
($18/month if billed monthly)
The Basic Plan is Webflow’s first paid plan. It doesn’t include CMS features and is really intended for very small static websites like landing pages.
It’s not ideal for building a long-term content or visibility strategy, but it works as a basic showcase to send to prospects or test an idea.
- Custom domain
- 0 CMS items
- No Webflow branding on your published site
CMS Plan – $23/month
($29/month if billed monthly)
The CMS Plan lives up to its name: it’s the first plan that gives you access to Webflow’s dynamic content system. This allows you to create blog articles, customer reviews, job listings, etc.
Everything is managed in the Webflow CMS, letting you easily duplicate dynamic pages and scale.
- 50 GB bandwidth
- 20 CMS collections
- 2,000 CMS items
- 150 static pages
Business Plan – $39/month
($49/month if billed monthly)
The Business Plan offers the same CMS features, but with significantly higher limits. You get 10,000 CMS items instead of 2,000, and 100 GB of bandwidth instead of 50 GB.
This plan is ideal for large websites and doubles the collection limit from 20 to 40.
- 100 GB bandwidth
- 40 CMS collections
- 10,000 CMS items
- 300 static pages
Enterprise Plan – Custom pricing
The Enterprise Plan is Webflow’s highest-level custom offering. It removes many platform limits and is co-built with Webflow’s team to match your exact needs. No public pricing is available for this plan.
Site Plans (for eCommerce websites)

Webflow offers three eCommerce plans — from small shops to large-scale online stores.
Each plan includes essential eCommerce features like:
- Payment systems: Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Web Payments
- Automated custom email notifications
- Automatic tax calculation
- Product categories
- No sales volume limits
Standard Plan – $29/month
The Standard eCommerce Plan includes all CMS features by default. It lets you create dynamic content to build product pages. However, you’re limited to 500 eCommerce items and incur a 2% transaction fee per order.
- 500 eCommerce items
- 2% transaction fee
- All CMS Plan features
Plus Plan – $74/month
The Plus Plan includes all Business Plan features and raises the product limit to 5,000. Unlike the Standard Plan, there’s no transaction fee. Best for eCommerce stores with up to $200k in annual revenue.
- 5,000 eCommerce items
- 0% transaction fee
- All Business Plan features
Advanced Plan – $212/month
The Advanced Plan is Webflow’s most robust eCommerce option. It includes all platform features and supports up to 15,000 eCommerce items. No further upgrade is possible beyond this plan.
- 15,000 eCommerce items
- 0% transaction fee
- All Business Plan features
Add-ons
These are native Webflow tools that expand functionality without third-party tools:
Localization: Multilingual functionality → from $9/month

Analyze: Track and analyze user behavior → from $9/month

Optimize: A/B testing and personalization tools → from $299/month

Webflow Workspace Plans
Workspaces are used to unlock advanced features in your Webflow account. They come in two categories:
Workspaces for Teams

Four plans available — from free to Enterprise — depending on:
- Number of unhosted sites
- Access to advanced features (code export, shared libraries, site-level roles, etc.)
Workspaces for Freelancers & Agencies

Two plans are available. They both allow you to access client workspaces as a guest, and with the Agency plan unlocking more features.
- Freelancer: $16/month
- Agency: $35/month
Add Seats (Team Members)

You can add seats to any Workspace plan. Seats allow real-time collaboration between team members on a single Webflow project — this is the real cost of collaborative work. There are two types of seats (added on top of your Workspace plan cost):
- Full seat: full access → $39/month/user
- Limited seat: content editing only (e.g., CMS) → $15/month/user
Overview Webflow Pricing 2025
How to Choose the Right Plan?
Webflow offers a wide range of pricing options to meet different project needs. To choose the best plan for your site, ask yourself:
- Do I need a custom domain?
- Do I need CMS (dynamic content management)?
- Do I need to sell products online?
- What’s my estimated monthly traffic?
- Do I need a multilingual website?
And if you are still unsure, our agency offers free discovery calls to help you choose the right plan.
Or, if you prefer to explore the topic yourself, the rest of this article includes:
👉 An explanation of Webflow pricing change in 2024
👇 And a video about Webflow pricing (2023)