Webflow Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get
Webflow pricing changed in May 2026: site plans from free to $25 a month, workspaces, platform plans and add-ons explained with verified prices and examples.
By Galactic News Editorial · Published 2026-11-12T13:26:15+00:00 · Updated 2026-11-12T13:26:15+00:00
Webflow Pricing Explained: Plans, Costs and What You Get
Webflow pricing changed in May 2026. The old CMS and Business plans merged into a single Premium plan. The current lineup is simpler, but it still has four moving parts: site plans, workspace plans, platform plans, and add-ons. This guide explains each part with verified prices from Webflow's own pricing page, checked November 12, 2026.
How Webflow pricing works
Webflow charges for two different things. A site plan pays for one published website. A workspace plan pays for the team that builds sites. You need a site plan to publish a site on a custom domain. You need a workspace plan only if you want more staging sites, more seats, or team features.
That split confuses new buyers. Most solo builders pay for one site plan and use the free workspace. Teams pay for both. Add-ons sit on top of either. Keep that split in mind as you read the prices below.
Webflow site plans
| Site plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | webflow.io domain, 2 static pages, limited CMS, 1 GB bandwidth |
| Basic | $15 a month | $25 a month | Custom domain, 300 pages, 10 GB bandwidth, no CMS |
| Premium | $25 a month | $39 a month | Everything in Basic plus CMS, 20,000 items, site search, 50 GB bandwidth |
Starter is free forever. It suits learning and drafts. It publishes to a webflow.io address, so it is not a business site. Basic suits simple sites that need no CMS: landing pages, portfolios, and small business sites. Premium is the plan most buyers need. It adds the Webflow CMS, code components, site search, form file uploads, and well-known files.
Yearly billing saves real money. Premium costs $300 a year billed yearly, against $468 billed monthly. Basic costs $180 a year billed yearly, against $300 billed monthly. Webflow says yearly billing saves up to 40%. The math above supports that claim.
Webflow workspace plans
Every Webflow account includes a free workspace. Upgrading it buys staging room and collaboration tools. Workspace plans do not host a site. They host the work behind the site.
| Workspace plan | Price (billed yearly) | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | 2 staging sites, 1 full seat, 200 AI credits |
| Core | $19 a month | 10 staging sites, code export, shared libraries, 300 AI credits |
| Growth | $49 a month | Unlimited staging sites, publishing permissions, 400 AI credits |
| Freelancer | $16 a month | 10 staging sites, client payments, guest access in client workspaces |
| Agency | $35 a month | Unlimited staging sites, 3 free client seats per site |
Extra seats cost $39 a month for a full seat and $15 a month for a limited seat, both billed yearly. A full seat designs sites and manages admin settings. A limited seat edits content and builds pages with components. Reviewers cost nothing.
Most solo builders never pay for a workspace. A freelancer with several clients may find the $16 Freelancer plan useful. An agency with a large roster fits the $35 Agency plan. Add seat costs to the site plan when you budget a team.
Webflow platform plans
Platform plans bundle a site, a workspace, and add-ons into one annual contract. There are two. Team costs $2,500 a month on an annual contract. Enterprise is priced by quote.
Team includes everything in Premium, plus Webflow Localize, publishing workflows, single-page publishing, a site activity log, governance controls, and priority support. Enterprise adds granular permissions, custom roles, a dedicated account manager, and enhanced service agreements.
Team is a big jump from Premium at $25 a month. It suits organizations that need governance, localization, and approval workflows in one contract. Smaller teams should buy site and workspace plans separately. That route costs far less.
Webflow ecommerce plans
Selling on Webflow needs an ecommerce site plan. There are three. Standard costs $29 a month billed yearly. It covers 500 ecommerce items and charges a 2% transaction fee. Plus costs $74 a month billed yearly. It covers 5,000 items with a 0% transaction fee. Advanced costs $212 a month billed yearly. It covers 15,000 items with a 0% transaction fee.
Monthly billing costs more: $42, $84, and $235 a month. All three plans include the Webflow CMS. Standard covers 2,000 CMS items. Plus and Advanced cover up to 10,000 CMS items.
Ecommerce on Webflow suits design-led stores with modest catalogs. A large store with thousands of products may find Shopify cheaper and deeper. Compare the transaction fee math before you choose. A 2% fee on Standard adds up fast at volume.
Webflow add-ons
Add-ons stack on top of site plans. Optimize starts at $299 a month, based on page views. It adds A/B testing, personalization, and audience insights. Analyze starts at $9 a month, based on sessions. It adds site analytics with auto-captured page views and click data. Localize Essential starts at $9 a month, based on locales. It adds translation for 10,000 words a month. Localize Advanced starts at $29 a month, with 50,000 words a month and extra features like localized URLs.
Bandwidth add-ons exist for Premium sites. Extra bandwidth costs $20 a month for 50 GB, $40 for 100 GB, $60 for 150 GB, $100 for 250 GB, and $140 for 350 GB, all billed yearly. Monthly billing costs 50% more on each tier.
Add-ons are where Webflow bills grow quietly. A/B testing at $299 a month costs more than the site plan itself. Localization at $9 a month is cheap, but it scales with locales. List every add-on you need before you compare Webflow with a rival.
What does a real Webflow site cost?
Three common setups show the range. A solo portfolio on Basic costs $15 a month, or $180 a year. A marketing site with a blog on Premium costs $25 a month, or $300 a year. Add one full seat at $39 a month and the total reaches $64 a month, or $768 a year.
A small team on Premium plus a Growth workspace costs $25 plus $49, or $74 a month before seats. Three full seats add $117 a month. The total is $191 a month, or $2,292 a year. Add Localize Essential at $9 a month and Analyze at $9 a month, and the bill reaches $209 a month.
A store on the Plus ecommerce plan costs $74 a month, or $888 a year, with no transaction fee. The same store on Standard costs $29 a month plus 2% of sales. At $5,000 of monthly sales, the 2% fee adds $100 a month. Plus becomes cheaper once monthly sales pass about $2,250. Do this math on your own sales volume.
Webflow pricing checklist before you buy
- Pick the site plan first: Basic for simple sites, Premium for any site with a blog or CMS content.
- Check whether you need a paid workspace, or whether the free one covers your staging needs.
- Count the seats: full seats cost $39 a month each, limited seats $15.
- List the add-ons: Optimize, Analyze, Localize, and bandwidth all cost extra.
- Compare yearly against monthly billing: yearly saves up to 40%.
- Confirm ecommerce fees: Standard charges 2% per sale, Plus and Advanced charge 0%.
- Remember that all prices are in US dollars, per site, with taxes added at checkout.
Bottom line
Webflow pricing is fair once you understand its parts. A simple site costs $15 a month. A content site costs $25 a month. Teams pay more for workspaces and seats. Stores pay $29 to $212 a month, plus add-ons. The traps are the add-ons and the seat fees. Price the whole setup, not just the site plan. Then compare that total against Squarespace, Framer, and WordPress before you commit.