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How much does it cost to develop a website on Webflow? Scroll breaks it all down for you
The Webflow tool is becoming increasingly popular for its ability to simplify the development of professional and ultra-high-performance websites. It might be the perfect solution for your business! What are the pricing options Webflow offers? We explain everything!
What is Webflow?
Webflow is a no-code CMS (content management system). It is based on a drag-and-drop principle, making website creation easier and more intuitive than traditional coding. On Webflow, you simply drag and drop predefined elements to build your site’s pages, then configure them. The tool features a highly visual and user-friendly graphical interface to simplify its use. It also offers numerous templates to get you started.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code is automatically generated when you use Webflow, so you don’t have to worry about it.
To give you an idea, Webflow is often compared to the popular CMS WordPress.
When should you use Webflow?
Are you considering creating a website to boost your visibility? With Webflow, you can build any type of website to take your business to the next level. You can create a one-page site to showcase your services or promote your business, a showcase site to provide useful details about your products/services, or even an e-commerce site to sell your products and services online.
What pricing does Webflow offer?
Update, August 2026: the pricing has been restructured. Since 13 May 2026, Webflow has merged its former CMS and Business site plans into a single Premium plan and simplified the range. According to the official pricing page, there is now a free tier, a Basic plan at around $15 per month for a site without a CMS, a Premium plan at around $25 with the CMS, on annual billing, then Team and Enterprise offers for organisations. The ecommerce plans, Standard, Plus, Advanced, were not affected by that overhaul and remain a separate range. The amounts quoted later in this article date from when it was written: the logic still holds, the figures should be re-checked on the official page.
Webflow offers a free plan
For users who want to test the platform, Webflow provides a free version. This free version has limited features, but it allows users to create basic websites with a domain name including webflow.io. If you need more features, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid Webflow plan.
The free plan’s limit deserves naming precisely, because it decides when you start paying: it does not let you connect a custom domain. The site stays reachable on a.webflow.io subdomain, which suits a client mockup or learning, but not a serious launch, neither for credibility nor for search. In other words, the free plan is not a restricted hosting offer: it is a build environment.
Two types of paid plans offered by Webflow
This is what surprises people most, and it is worth stating plainly: Webflow bills two distinct subscriptions that do not replace each other. The site plan, paid per published site, covers hosting, the certificate, bandwidth and site features. The workspace plan, paid per organisation, covers the number of unpublished projects, editor seats and collaboration features. A freelancer publishing a single site pays only the first in practice; an agency running twenty projects and four designers pays both. Comparing Webflow with a competitor on the site plan alone therefore systematically distorts the calculation.
Webflow offers two types of pricing to its users. One pricing plan relates directly to the site, and another concerns the overall account.
Webflow pricing for the site
Webflow’s site pricing is quite straightforward. Like many other tools, they offer a specific number of features and storage based on the plan’s cost. Webflow provides the following four plans:
Basic Plan
To launch a very simple site, it offers:
- A custom domain
- 0 content items
- 50 GB bandwidth
Basic Plan price: $12/month
CMS Plan
To create a blog or a content-focused site, it offers:
- A custom domain
- 2,000 content items
- 200 GB bandwidth
- 3 guest editors
CMS Plan price: $16/month
Business Plan
To create a high-traffic marketing site, it offers:
• A custom domain
• 10,000 content items
• 400 GB bandwidth
• 10 guest editors
Business Plan price: $36/month
Enterprise Plan
To create a precise website with ultra-customized security and compliance, it offers:
• A custom domain
• +10,000 content items
• Custom bandwidth
• A custom number of invited editors
• A custom service level agreement and guarantees
Enterprise Plan price: quote-based
Webflow Account Plans
Webflow offers a second type of pricing for the account. These plans are better suited for teams that want to collaborate on developing more than one site at the same time. Webflow offers three different plans here:
The Core Plan
For small teams and freelancers, it offers:
• Up to 3 collaborators
• 10 unhosted sites
• Billing permissions
• The ability to add custom code
• Code export
Core Plan price: $19/month
The Growth Plan
For growing teams and agencies that need stronger permissions and room to expand, it offers:
• Up to 9 collaborators
• Unlimited number of unhosted sites
• Publishing permissions
• The ability to add custom code
• Code export
Growth plan price: $49/month
The Enterprise plan
To create precise sites with ultra-customized and specific security and compliance, it offers:
• Custom collaborator limits
• Unlimited number of unhosted sites
• Advanced permissions
• The ability to add custom code
• Code export
• Advanced security and performance
Enterprise plan price: on request
With Scroll, find the ideal Webflow plan for your site
If you're looking to develop a website on Webflow and don't know which plan to choose to get started, we're here to help. At Scroll, we've created the Webflow agency which brings together several experts available to assist you in developing your site on Webflow. Our Webflow consultants perfectly master the tool to offer you tailored solutions that meet your needs. Feel free to contact us.
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