Webflow pricing updates

What’s different?

1. Separation of user limits from Workspace plans:

Webflow has decoupled [.yellow]user limits from Workspace plans[.yellow].

Webflow introduced tiered "seat" pricing based on roles. This increases flexibility for teams of varying sizes.

Previously:

Workspace plans included a set number of users.

Now:

You can add users as needed without being constrained by the plan's user limit.

2. Introduction of new seat types:

Three [.yellow]new seat types[.yellow] have been introduced:

• Full
• Limited
• Free

Each seat offers different levels of access within a Workspace, allowing for more tailored collaboration (i.e enabling teams to assign roles that match each member's responsibilities).

3. Reassignment of features in Site and Workspace plans:

Features included in Site and Workspace plans have been reassigned to better serve the unique needs of different customer segments.

Ensure to review the current plan details.

4. From Editor to Edit Mode

New Edit Mode simplifies managing and updating content.

5. Deprecation of Webflow Logic and User Accounts

Webflow is phasing out Webflow Logic and User Accounts in favor of a more ecosystem-centric approach. This shift will impact how dynamic features are added to sites, so be prepared for a new way of building and managing functionalities.

6. Updated Pricing structure:

There’s an updated pricing structure, with increases to Site and Workspace plans. Site plans have gone up by $2 to $9 per month, depending on the plan and how you bill.

7. Grace periods for existing customers

For current users, Webflow introduced grace periods to ease the transition to the new pricing. [.blue]If you’re on Basic, CMS, or Business plans, you’re safe from price hikes[.blue] until your first renewal after September 22, 2023. But those grace periods have ended now, so it’s time to adjust to the new prices.

Workspace vs Site Plans overview

There are two main structures of Webflow plans:

• Site plans: These include website plans for landing pages, blogs, and business websites, as well as e-commerce plans tailored for online retailers.
• Workspace plans: These include website plans for in-house teams, freelancers, or agencies.

A site plan refers to a hosting plan provided by Webflow that lets users use a custom domain for a site (e.g., www.yourdomain.com).

On the other hand, a workspace plan allows you, your teammates, and/or your clients to create and work together on a Webflow website.

Here's an overview of which plan is best suited for different needs.

Ecommerce plans

Standard (E-commerce) > A relatively new business with a small existing customer base. In other words, the customer service teams still need to build a productive relationship with their existing customers while also aiming to expand the base further.

Plus (E-commerce) > An established online business with a significant trading volume that has made a lasting impact on e-commerce, shaping not only how businesses operate but also influencing consumer shopping behaviors.

Advanced (E-commerce) > E-commerce store with extensive product categories, and reputation as a trusted platform for products that have contributed to its enduring prominence.

Now let's dive into details.

Webflow pricing features for Site plans (11 features demystified)

First, let's clarify the features included in each pricing plan.

This section aims to avoid repetition by explaining the meaning of each feature across all plans.

1. Static pages

A static page refers to a fixed individual web page on your site with fixed content (e.g., works best for content that doesn't require frequent updates). For example, dynamic pages generate content based on user interactions or database queries, whereas static pages remain unchanged each time they load.

2. CMS items (i.e., CMS collections, collection Items)

Think of a collection as a database where you store different content structures (e.g., blog posts, authors, categories etc.). The Webflow's pricing structure defines the maximum limit of CMS items (e.g., an individual page, such as a blog) that you can have in your CMS system.

3. Form submissions

Form submissions refer to the email notifications you receive for each form submission received on your site. Each pricing plan enables the maximum number of times someone can fill in one of the forms on your site.

4. Bandwidth

It refers to the amount of website data that travels from the server to the user (website visitor). In other words, the bandwidth directly influences how swiftly your website can serve content to visitors, particularly during periods of high traffic.

5. Visitors

Simply put, people who find and open your Webflow site. For instance, the Business plan allows for 500,000 monthly visits, whereas the Basic plan permits 50,000 monthly visits, which, as you might agree, isn't a significant difference.

6. Localization add-on

Webflow doesn’t exactly roll out a "Localization add-on" in the way you might expect.

But, don’t panic. You can still get your site ready for multiple regions and languages – it just takes a bit more effort.

Let’s break it down:

• Webflow CMS and multilingual setup:

You can technically create different language versions of your site by manually building out separate pages for each language.

Want a French version? Copy-paste that content into a French page and slap /fr/ at the end of the URL.

You can use Webflow CMS Collections to store different content for different languages.

• Third-party solutions:

If you’re looking for something that actually works smoothly, third-party tools like Weglot or Localize are your best friends. They handle the language switching and translations for you, and they integrate pretty well with Webflow.

So, Weglot can take care of translations automatically, and you can even have visitors switch languages on the fly. With Webflow’s Zapier integrations, you can connect the dots and make things run like a charm.

You can try a basic version of localization with the Free Plan, but you’re really just scratching the surface. The cool stuff like CMS Collections and automated workflows are locked behind paid plans. Want to really get serious about localizing? You’ll need to upgrade.

The Free Plan of Webflow doesn’t include some of the advanced features (like CMS collections) necessary for full localization or multilingual sites.

If you want to take advantage of the CMS to manage multiple languages or need custom breakpoints for regional differences, you would likely need to upgrade to a paid plan.

7. Content editors

Content editors are individuals allowed to edit content using the Webflow Editor. This feature is indeed available on CMS, Business, and Ecommerce site plans, as well as on certain Workspace plans.

However, the number of content editors varies by the site plan:

• The CMS and Business plans allow for 3 content editors by default.
• For Ecommerce plans, it depends on the specific tier (Standard, Plus, or Advanced).
• Additional editors may require an upgrade to a higher plan or the purchase of more seats.

Workspace plans (formerly called Team or Agency plans) manage content editors differently. The Workspace level determines the number of collaborators, which can extend to editing capabilities.

8. Site search

Site search empowers you to incorporate a search function into your website, allowing visitors to quickly find the desired information. And you have complete control over the appearance and functionality of the search experience.

• Availability:

The Site Search feature is available on Webflow's CMS and Business site plans (and higher tiers). It is not included in the Basic plan.

• Control over content:

You can decide what content is indexed and searchable, including pages, CMS items, or specific content fields.

9. Form file upload

This allows you to add a file upload field to your Webflow forms, enabling visitors to upload files such as documents, images, and other media directly through the form.

• Plan availability:

The File Upload feature is available on Business site plans, Ecommerce plans, and Enterprise plans. It is not available on the Basic or CMS plans.

• File size limit:

Uploaded files have a size limit of 10 MB per file, and the total storage for file uploads is 500 MB per site. This limit can be increased on Enterprise plans.

• Use cases:

This feature is great for job application forms, media submissions, or any other scenario where users need to send files.

10. Uncapped users

Webflow workspace plans allow you to add a specific number of users.

1. Workspace plans:Webflow's Workspace plans (formerly Team or Agency plans) allow you to add a specific number of users, depending on the tier. For example:
   • Core: 1 seat included, with additional seats available for purchase.
   • Growth: Includes more seats and allows for further expansion.
2. Enterprise plans:
3. On Enterprise plans, there is no hard limit on the number of users you can add to the Workspace. This means you can scale to accommodate as many users as your organization requires, making it effectively "uncapped."
4. Clarification of terminology:
5. While Enterprise plans allow "uncapped" users, this is contingent on the contractual agreement with Webflow, so it's not entirely open-ended without limits or cost considerations.

11. E-commerce items:

The most significant drawback of Webflow is that it doesn't allow you to sell an unlimited number of items for your e-commerce store. For instance, 500 Ecommerce items are available on a Standard plan, 5,000 on a Plus, and 15,000 on an Advanced ecommerce plan.

Webflow pricing features for Workspace plans (9 features demystified)

Webflow’s Workspace plans [.red]don’t include hosting[.red]. The Workspace plan is all about managing your team, collaborating, and getting the backend stuff done. If you want to make your site live, you'll need to grab a separate site plan for each site.

Now, about those staging sites. You can create free staging sites with the .webflow.io domain to test and tweak your design. But these are limited. They’re perfect for testing, but not for live traffic. Want to go public? You need a paid hosting plan.

In short:

• Workspace plans = team management, not hosting.
• Staging sites = free testing, but limited.
• Paid site plans = custom domains, live sites, and all the SEO magic.

1. Custom code via Embed element:

Webflow allows you to embed custom code, including clean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, into your site using the Embed element. This feature [.yellow]unlocks a wide range of custom functionality[.yellow] that goes beyond Webflow’s built-in tools.

• Availability:
  • The Embed element (which allows you to insert custom code) is available on Core, Growth, and Enterprise Workspace plans.
  • For Webflow sites, you can add custom code to the head or body of the site on the CMS, Business, and Ecommerce plans. Custom code functionality is available across most of Webflow's plans for site-level code, but the workspace-specific plans (Core, Growth, Enterprise) are relevant for team collaboration, permissions, and access.
• Plan limitations:
  • On the free plan, custom code functionality is restricted. You need a paid plan to use the custom code features.

2. Site password protection:

Password protection that helps keep important data safe is one of the most common data security tools available, and the Webflow team knows that. You can watch this Webflow tutorial for complete information on how to password protect your site.

3. Workspace roles and permissions:

Webflow's Workspace plans (Core, Growth, Enterprise) allow you to invite team members and assign them specific roles. These roles define what each member can or cannot do within your Workspace.

• Available roles:The roles available in Webflow are typically:
  • Owner: Full access to everything, including billing and project management.
  • Admin: Can manage projects and settings, but may not have full control over billing.
  • Member: Limited to working on projects but with fewer admin-level privileges.
  • Guest:  Typically has read-only access. You can view the project without making changes.
  • Commenter: Provide feedback or comments. There is no editing access.
• Permissions control:
• Each role has different permission levels, allowing you to manage who has access to sensitive information (like billing details) or who can make changes to the project itself. This helps you maintain control and ensure that team members only have access to the areas of the project that are relevant to their role.

4. Design vs. edit content

A very similar feature to the previous one is controlling users who are allowed to edit, design, or comment on the site. This is suitable for both small and large teams subscribed to the Core or Growth Workspace plans.

5. Code Export feature:

Webflow allows you to export the code of your site, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and associated assets (images, fonts, etc.) directly from the Webflow Designer. This enables you to download the entire site's code to host it elsewhere if you choose.

6. No attribution required

Webflow does not require attribution when exporting the code. Once you export and host your site elsewhere, you are not required to display Webflow branding or give credit.

1. Hosting anywhere:
2. Prefer to manage your hosting environment independently of Webflow? Great. Exporting the code, and host your site on any server or with any hosting provider you want.
3. Limitations:
   • The code export feature is only available on paid Webflow plans (CMS, Business, and Enterprise).
   • Any dynamic content (such as CMS or e-commerce features) will not function after exporting, as Webflow’s CMS and E-commerce features require Webflow hosting to function properly.

7. Agency or freelancer guest role:

The Guest role in Webflow allows clients (or agencies) to invite external collaborators, such as contractors or freelancers, into their Workspace.

But the Guest role has limited access.

It allows users to view or comment on the project. And they cannot edit it or have access to sensitive areas like billing or site management.

1. Role limitations:
   • Guests do not have full access to design features or project settings.
   • They can be given view-only or commenting access, making it ideal for contractors or clients who need to review the work but not directly modify the design or content.
2. Specifics for agencies and freelancers:
   • This role is particularly useful for agencies or freelancers who need to invite external collaborators (like contractors or clients) for feedback or review without providing them with full editing permissions.
   • It allows agencies to collaborate efficiently without compromising security or control over the project.

8. Free commenters

You can invite anyone to leave a comment and/or feedback on your website. The number of free commenters doesn't affect your paid user limit on Workspace plans.

9. Publishing permissions

Webflow allows site admins and Workspace admins on certain plans (Agency, Growth, and Enterprise) to set publishing permissions for teammates and guests. This means they can control who has the ability to publish the site. Only authorized individuals can push updates live.

1. Control over publishing:
   • Site admins: Can manage publishing settings for the individual site they’re working on.
   • Workspace admins: Have broader control across the Workspace, including the ability to set publishing permissions for all the sites managed under the Workspace.
2. Clients inviting agencies:
3. Clients (or Workspace admins) can invite agencies or external collaborators as guests. They can give them the option to view-only or comment (which is ideal for reviewing the project without giving them full permissions)
4. Guest permissions:
   • Free guest access typically allows users to provide feedback through comments without affecting the design or content of the site.
   • It does not count toward the paid user limit in the Workspace plan.

In short, clients can invite agencies into the workspace with free guest access for limited interactions (like commenting or viewing), but guests cannot make changes to the site. This helps facilitate collaboration without using up paid user slots.

Webflow Pricing Breakdown

Dive in.

Site Plans

Webflow site plans offer essential features like bandwidth usage, CMS items, and form submissions, enabling you to create a content-rich site. While Webflow doesn’t have a built-in localization feature, you can achieve multilingual functionality with manual methods or third-party tools.

General (Startup, Basic, CMS, Business, Enterprise)

Webflow's general site plans include five packages, starting with the free Starter plan and the paid Basic plan at $14/month (billed annually). The main distinctions between these plans are the number of CMS items, bandwidth, and additional features like custom code and form submissions, which increase as you move to higher-tier plans.

General Site Plans:

1. Five packages:Webflow offers five main site plans:
   • Starter (Free)
   • Basic ($14/month when billed annually)
   • CMS ($23/month when billed annually)
   • Business ($39/month when billed annually)
   • Enterprise (Custom pricing)
   However, the Starter plan is free and not a paid plan. The Basic plan starts at $14/month when billed annually, or $18/month when billed monthly.
2. Distinctions between plans:The key differences between the plans include:
   • The number of CMS items:
     • Starter: 50 (read-only CMS access)
     • Basic: No CMS items
     • CMS: 2,000
     • Business: 10,000
     • Enterprise: Custom limits
   • Bandwidth:
     • Starter: 1GB
     • Basic: 50GB
     • CMS: 200GB
     • Business: 400GB
     • Enterprise: Custom limits
   Other differences include the number of form submissions, custom code support, and advanced features like password protection or integrations.

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• Free account option:
• The Starter plan is a long-term, free option, allowing users to try Webflow without paying. This is indeed an advantage over platforms like Squarespace, which offers only a limited trial period (14 days).
• Automatic activation:
• When you sign up for Webflow, the Starter plan is automatically activated. You can build sites under the webflow.io subdomain, such as the example URL: https://torchsensors.webflow.io/.
• Two Free Starter sites:
• The plan allows you to create two unhosted sites (Starter sites) for free. These are ideal for experimentation or testing Webflow's capabilities without committing to a paid plan.
• Limitations:
  • 1GB bandwidth limit: This restricts the amount of data traffic your free site can handle.
  • No custom domain: You cannot connect a custom domain unless you upgrade to a paid site plan.
  • Other restrictions include limited CMS access and no advanced features like custom code.

1. Pricing:
   • The Basic plan costs $14/month (billed annually) or $18/month (billed monthly).
   • This plan is suitable for simple websites that don’t need dynamic content like CMS collections.
2. Features compared to Free Plan:
   • Includes the ability to connect a custom domain.
   • Provides more bandwidth (50GB compared to the 1GB on the Starter plan).
   • Supports 500 form submissions per month.
3. Limitations:
   • No CMS items are included in this plan, meaning you cannot use Webflow's CMS for dynamic content.
   • Limited to 100 static pages.

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• Yearly: $23/month (billed annually)
• Monthly: $29/month

Note: All paid Webflow site plans (Basic, CMS, Business, Ecommerce) allow up to 150 static pages.

• Features:
  • 150 static pages: This is the limit for all paid Webflow site plans (Basic, CMS, Business, Ecommerce).
  • 2,000 CMS items: This plan supports up to 2,000 dynamic content items, such as blog posts or portfolio projects.
  • 3 content editors: Starting with the CMS plan, you can invite up to three collaborators (content editors) to work on the site via the Webflow Editor.
• Blogging Features:
  • The CMS plan is ideal for blogs and content-heavy websites due to its support for CMS collections and dynamic content.
• Form Submissions:
  • The CMS plan includes 1,000 form submissions per month.

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Pricing:

• Yearly: $39 per month (billed annually)
• Monthly: $49 per month

Visitor limits:

• Webflow has removed visitor limits across all plans, including the Business plan.

Bandwidth:

• The Business plan offers 100GB of bandwidth.

Content editors:

• Supports up to 10 content editors, allowing for collaborative content management.

Form features:

• Includes 2,500 form submissions per month.
• Offers form file upload capabilities, enabling users to submit documents or images through forms.

Recommendation:

• The Business plan is ideal for websites anticipating significant traffic and requiring higher resource limits.
• It provides enhanced features suitable for growing businesses, such as increased CMS items and advanced functionalities.

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Contact Webflow team

What we would mention as a negative aspect is that because the Enterprise plan is included in both Site and Workspace plans, it's not easy to understand if there are some differences or not.

The Enterprise Workspace plan is logically  tailored for Enterprise Webflow partners.

On the other hand, the Enterprise Site plan is designed for clients seeking an enterprise-level website and aspiring to join the ranks of Webflow-enterprise partners in the future.

Both plans offer control over publishing access (i.e., setting permissions for clients) and even apply systematic publishing workflow. What makes Webflow enterprise pricing plans even better is that you can track changes and fix issues, as well as take advantage of enterprise-level security.

E-commerce Site plans:

• Standard Plan: Priced at $29 per month (billed annually), this plan allows for up to 500 items.
• Plus Plan: At $74 per month (billed annually), it supports up to 1,000 items and eliminates Webflow's transaction fees, though standard payment processor fees still apply.
• Advanced Plan: Costing $212 per month (billed annually), it accommodates up to 15,000 items and also has no Webflow transaction fees.

Transaction fees:

• The Standard plan includes a 2% transaction fee on sales, in addition to any fees charged by the payment gateway.
• Both the Plus and Advanced plans do not charge additional transaction fees, apart from the standard payment processor fees.

E-commerce features:

• Webflow offers customizable cart and checkout pages, along with tools for product promotions, inventory management, and shipping.
• Abandoned cart recovery (i.e. allows for sending automated emails to customers who leave items in their cart without completing the purchase)are not available. Shopify has it so you can recover potential lost sales.

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Standard

Pricing:

• Yearly: $29 per month (billed annually)
• Monthly: $42 per month

Publishing:

• 500 e-commerce items
• 2,000 CMS items

Design:

• Custom checkout and custom shopping carts
• Email product fields:
• Email customization and unbranded emails

Payments:

• 2% transaction fee: Applies to all sales (unless you upgrade to Plus or Advanced plans). Payment processor fees (e.g., Stripe, PayPal) are separate.
• Stripe-powered payments, PayPal support, Apple Pay, and Web Payments
• Automatic tax calculation:
• Unlimited sales volume, though subject to the platform’s bandwidth and storage limits.

Marketing:

• Facebook and Instagram integration
• Google Shopping integration
• Mailchimp integration
• Custom code integration

Management:

• Manual shopping rules configuration
• Limited to content editors in this plan

Plus

Yearly: 74$ (per month, billed yearly)

Monthly: 84$

This Webflow ecommerce pricing plan is for well-established online businesses with high trading activity, which have left a notable mark on e-commerce. They've not only influenced business operations but also shaped how consumers shop.

Advanced

The Advanced plan is indeed designed for large-scale e-commerce stores with diverse product categories. However, its suitability is more about the technical and operational features it offers, such as:

• Support for up to 15,000 e-commerce items.
• Zero transaction fees, allowing for cost-efficient operations.
• Advanced integrations for managing high-volume sales and marketing activities.
• Scalability for businesses handling significant traffic and sales volume.

Workspace Plans

Webflow Workspace Plans are tailored for teams, agencies, and in-house teams providing Webflow services. These plans focus on collaboration, offering tools like commenting, multi-author functionality, and CMS access on staging sites for seamless teamwork.

While Workspace plans enable features like code export for hosting flexibility, they do not include hosting itself—hosting requires a separate Site Plan for each project.

• Workspace Plans for teams:
• Workspace plans are indeed intended for teams, agencies, and in-house teams that provide Webflow services to clients. They allow multiple collaborators to work on projects with features tailored for teamwork.
• Code export:
• Code export is available in Workspace plans, enabling users to download their site's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets and host them elsewhere.
• Commenting features and multi-author functionality:
• These plans offer commenting tools and multi-author functionality, which are particularly helpful for collaborative workflows.
• Access to CMS on staging sites:
• Workspace plans provide CMS access on staging sites, enabling users to fully test and edit CMS-based content before publishing.

For in-house teams

Workspace plans are indeed beneficial for individual designers and teams, whether small or large, offering Webflow development services. These plans provide tools to manage user roles and permissions, enabling better control over admin and design access.

Teams may choose Workspace plans for their streamlined workflows and collaboration tools, which can outweigh the need for some [.yellow]advanced features[.yellow].

The Starter plan is perfect for individual designers exploring Webflow. While the features are limited, it’s a great way to familiarize yourself with the platform before transitioning to more advanced plans.

With this plan, you can:

• Create 2 unhosted webflow.io staging sites.
• Build up to 2 static pages with basic design functionality.
• Test the platform with limited 50 CMS items (CMS features require a paid site plan).

This plan is for one user and does not include advanced features like custom domains, CMS functionality, or collaboration tools.

Would you like further clarification or updates?

Yearly: $19/month (billed yearly)

Monthly: $28/month

The Core plan is designed for individuals and small teams looking for a balance of affordability and functionality. Key features include:

• Code export: Download your site’s HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets.
• User roles and permissions: Control who can design, edit, or comment on the site.
• Custom code: Add custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript to enhance your site’s functionality.

While the Core plan provides flexibility and essential tools, it’s best suited for those starting out or managing small-scale projects. Larger teams or more complex needs may benefit from upgrading to the Growth or Enterprise plans.

Yearly: $49/month (billed yearly)

Monthly: $60/month

The Growth plan is ideal for medium-sized teams requiring collaboration tools and advanced control features. Key highlights include:

• Paid users: Supports up to 9 paid users, with additional guests and commenters.
• Unlimited Webflow.io Staging Sites: Collaborate and test designs on as many staging sites as needed.
• Publishing permissions: Control who can publish changes, ensuring smooth workflows.
• Unlimited hosted sites: Create and manage an unlimited number of hosted sites (with purchased site plans).

This plan is perfect for growing teams that need more robust tools and permissions without jumping to the Enterprise level.

For tailored solutions, reach out to the Webflow Enterprise team. The Enterprise plan is built for organizations requiring advanced features like:

• Enhanced security and compliance: Custom SLAs, enterprise-grade security, and compliance tools.
• Scalable collaboration: Advanced user permissions, team-wide controls, and multi-user workflows.
• Dedicated support: Access to Webflow's highest tier of support and success management.

Whether you're managing a high-traffic site, ensuring compliance, or planning for major growth, the Enterprise plan equips you with the tools to succeed at scale.

For freelancers and agencies

Webflow Workspace plans are designed to support freelancers and agencies by offering:

• Unlimited staging sites: Preview and test designs on Webflow's webflow.io domain.
• Advanced roles and permissions: Assign roles like designers, editors, and commenters to control access and collaboration.
• Client-friendly features: Easily manage projects with tools like code export and publishing permissions.

These features make Webflow a powerful and attractive platform for freelancers and agencies delivering high-quality Webflow development and design services to clients.

Webflow’s Starter plan is designed for individuals getting started with the platform. It’s perfect for exploring Webflow’s capabilities without any payment commitment, making it an excellent entry point for newcomers.

While freelancers and agencies can also benefit from this plan for testing and experimentation, its limitations—such as no custom domain and restricted features—make it less suited for professional projects. For serious client work, upgrading to a paid plan like Core or Growth is recommended.

Yearly: $16 (per month, billed yearly)

Monthly: $24

The Freelancer plan is designed for solo professionals or small teams starting out with Webflow. It includes CMS access, allowing you to build dynamic content, and the ability to create unhosted sites. You’ll also have the option to join Workspaces as a guest and invite up to 2 guests to collaborate.

This plan is ideal for individual freelancers, but if you need more advanced roles and permissions or additional staging sites, you may want to consider the Agency or Growth plans.

Yearly: $35 (per month, billed yearly)

Monthly: $42

The Agency plan is designed specifically for Webflow agencies offering design and development services. It allows up to 9 users and provides advanced collaboration tools, making it ideal for teams working on Webflow projects.

One thing to note is that, as the owner of the Agency workspace, you are the only one with full access to the client's Webflow account. While other team members can work on the project, they do not have access to account settings unless additional permissions are granted.

If your team requires more extensive access, you may need to purchase additional user seats for other members, which could incur extra costs.

Webflow Localization Pricing Plans

Customize your websites for regional audiences, addressing language, currency, and cultural differences.

Webflow's localization tools are split into three tiers:

• Essential: Ideal for small businesses ready to tap into new markets. It gives you the basic tools for localization, helping you start your international journey with ease.
• Advanced: Built for sites that feels native to every international visitor. If you want to reach global impact, this is for you. This plan includes asset localization, localized URLs, and automatic visitor routing.
• Enterprise: For large companies, this plan offers everything in the Advanced plan plus advanced features like custom locales, style localization for region-specific design, and fully integrated Webflow Enterprise tools for scalability and support.

These plans also include features like automatic visitor routing, customized content for different regions, and the ability to control what is visible based on user location. Basic localization features are available at no extra cost, but more advanced functionality requires an upgraded plan.

Conclusion

This pricing plan list is by no means exhaustive, but we hope that our research and first-hand experience with Webflow helped you sift through its complex pricing structure.

First things first: Consider your personal or business-specific needs.

If you choose a plan with too many features, you might become overwhelmed by complexity. That's why FREE plans can help you make an intelligent move before it's too late.

At least, now it's easier to analyze the Webflow pricing options discussed above and choose the one that fits your criteria.

And if you are looking for a reliable Webflow agency to grow your business, don't hesitate to contact us.