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Webflow Pricing Explained

A free Starter plan, two paid site plans after a 2026 simplification, plus Workspace seats that quietly lift the real bill.

Webflow splits its pricing in a way that catches people out: site plans cover one published website, while Workspace plans cover the seats and projects in your account. In May 2026 Webflow simplified the lineup, folding the old CMS and Business site plans into a single Premium tier. The site plan rates below are annual prices; monthly billing costs more. A free Starter plan lets you build and preview on a webflow.io subdomain before paying. The headline plan is only part of the cost, because extra editor seats, ecommerce and Workspace tiers all add to the base.

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Plans and prices

Per month, billed annually

Site plan pricing as of June 2026 after the May 2026 simplification, billed annually; monthly billing runs higher (about $25 for Basic and $39 for Premium). Check the vendor for current pricing. The free Starter plan publishes to a webflow.io subdomain.

Starter
$0
Free building and preview on a webflow.io subdomain.
+Two pages, 50 CMS items
+Webflow.io subdomain
+No custom domain
Basic
$15
A simple site with a custom domain, no CMS.
+Custom domain
+No CMS collections
+Standard bandwidth
★ Our pick
Premium
$25
Adds the CMS; our pick for most sites.
+CMS, up to 20,000 items
+More collections and bandwidth
+Replaces old CMS and Business
Enterprise
Custom
Largest sites with security and scale needs.
+Custom limits and SLAs
+Advanced security
+Dedicated support
What moves the real bill

Where the Webflow bill grows past the site plan

The site plan covers one published website, but several other charges commonly lift the real cost. Plan for these before you commit to a term.

→ Workspace seats. Site plans cover hosting, but adding people who build or edit means a separate Workspace plan with per seat charges on top of the site plan.
→ Ecommerce. Selling online needs a Webflow ecommerce plan, which sits above the standard site plans and carries its own monthly rate and transaction handling.
→ One plan per site. Each separate published website needs its own site plan, so running several Webflow sites multiplies the hosting cost.
→ Localization. Serving a site in multiple languages is a paid Localization add on rather than a built in feature of the base plans.
→ Annual versus monthly. The rates here are annual; paying monthly runs noticeably higher, roughly $25 for Basic and $39 for Premium.
Pricing questions

Webflow pricing FAQ

What is the difference between Webflow site and Workspace plans?

Site plans cover hosting and publishing for one website, including the domain and CMS limits. Workspace plans cover the seats and number of projects in your account. Most teams pay for both.

Is there a free Webflow plan?

Yes. The free Starter plan lets you build and preview a small site on a webflow.io subdomain, but you need a paid site plan to use a custom domain and publish properly.

What happened to the CMS and Business plans?

In May 2026 Webflow merged the old CMS and Business site plans into a single Premium tier, which bundles the larger CMS limits at a lower combined price than the two legacy plans.

Can I sell online on a standard plan?

No. Online selling requires a Webflow ecommerce plan, which sits above the standard site plans and adds its own monthly fee on top of the base hosting.

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