Webflow is a visual website builder with a CMS, hosting and built-in AI, and it bills sites and people separately. Site plans cost per site: Starter is free on a webflow.io address, Basic costs $15 a month billed yearly or $25 monthly for a site without a CMS, and Premium starts at $25 yearly or $39 monthly with 50 GB of bandwidth, rising to $999 a month for 2.5 TB. Teams also pay for a Workspace plan and seats: Core costs $19 a month, Growth $49, a full seat $39 and a content seat $15, all billed yearly. Webflow AI comes with every plan, using 200 to 400 AI credits a month depending on the Workspace, and 2,000 extra credits cost $20 a month.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Oct 5, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
Webflow sits between a website builder and a design tool. You lay out pages visually, but you're working with real CSS concepts such as boxes, classes and breakpoints, and the result is clean, hosted code. That makes it slower to learn than Wix or Squarespace and more precise once you know it.
The 2026 version comes with two changes worth knowing before you pick a plan. The main plan, Premium, is now priced by how much bandwidth your site uses. And Webflow's AI has spread across the product, from generating a first draft of a site to writing React components.
Webflow charges for each website separately from the people who build it. A site plan pays for hosting one site on your domain. A Workspace plan pays for the editors and their tools. Freelancers and agencies feel this most, because every client site carries its own plan.
Site plans with yearly billing, which Webflow says saves up to 40%. Captured October 5, 2026.
| Starter | Basic | Premium | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly, per month | Free | $15 | From $25 | $2,500, annual contract |
| Billed monthly | Free | $25 | From $39 | Not offered |
| Domain | webflow.io | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| CMS | Limited | None | Yes | Yes |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 10 GB | 50 GB to 2.5 TB | Per contract |
| Pages and forms | 2 static pages, 50 submissions | 300 static pages, unlimited forms | Same as Basic | Same as Premium |
| Also included | Webflow AI, MCP server, Webflow Cloud app hosting | Password protection | Code components, site search, form file uploads | Localization, AEO agents, publishing workflows, governance, priority support |
Basic is for sites that never need a CMS, such as a portfolio or a small business page. Anything with a blog or other structured content goes on Premium. The CMS and Business plans that used to fill that gap are gone from the page.
Premium's price follows a bandwidth selector. The entry tier is cheap. The jumps after it are steep.
| Bandwidth a month | Billed yearly, per month | Billed monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 50 GB | $25 | $39 |
| 100 GB | $45 | $69 |
| 400 GB | $165 | $249 |
| 1 TB | $399 | $599 |
| 2.5 TB | $999 | $1,499 |
Most small sites never leave the 50 GB tier. A content site that gets real search traffic, especially with large images or video, can. Check your current bandwidth before migrating, and compress images before launch, because a heavier tier costs more every month.
Every account starts with a free Starter Workspace: one full seat, two staging sites and 200 AI credits a month. Core costs $19 a month billed yearly and adds ten staging sites, custom code, code export and shared libraries. Growth costs $49 and adds unlimited staging, site-level roles and publishing permissions.
People cost extra on any Workspace. A full seat, for someone who designs sites or manages settings, costs $39 a month on yearly billing. A limited seat for editing content or building pages from components costs $15. Reviewers who only comment are free.
The pricing page's "For freelancers & agencies" tab now shows the same Starter, Core and Growth lineup, so the separate Freelancer and Agency plans no longer appear. Run the numbers for a real setup. A freelancer with three Premium client sites at 50 GB and one full seat pays $114 a month on yearly billing, and that's before a Workspace upgrade.
The AI is woven through the editor rather than sold as a separate product. Webflow lists these jobs for it:
Each of these draws on the Workspace's monthly credits: 200 on Starter, 300 on Core and 400 on Growth. Extra credits cost $20 a month for 2,000, billed yearly. Webflow also runs an MCP server on every site plan, so assistants such as Claude or Cursor can work with a site from outside the editor.
The AI site builder gets you a starting point, not a finished design. Webflow's strength is still what you do after that draft: precise layout, a structured CMS and hosting that holds up under traffic. Framer produces a polished page from a prompt faster.
Webflow is also testing Source, a separate workspace where marketing teams work alongside agents that suggest AEO fixes or conversion tests and draft the change for review. It's in a limited research preview, so most customers won't see it yet.
Online stores need an Ecommerce plan instead of a site plan. Standard costs $29 a month billed yearly for 500 products with a 2% transaction fee. Plus costs $74 for 5,000 products with no fee, and Advanced costs $212 for 15,000.
Three add-ons cover jobs that other platforms leave to plugins. Analyze starts at $9 a month for site analytics. Localize starts at $9 a month per locale, with AI translation of 10,000 words a month, and Localize Advanced costs $29. Optimize, for A/B testing and personalization, starts at $299 a month.
WordPress software costs nothing and has a plugin for almost everything, but keeping it updated and secure becomes your job. Webflow costs more and offers fewer extensions. What you get in return is managed hosting with a visual editor that writes clean code.
Framer is the closer rival for designers. Its plans start lower, at €10 a month billed yearly on its European page, and it gets a landing page live faster. Webflow pulls ahead on CMS depth, team roles and the ecommerce plans. For quick sites with hosting bundled cheaply, Hostinger AI Builder starts at $2.99 a month on a four-year term.
You can build and publish on the free Starter plan, but only on a webflow.io address with 2 static pages, 1 GB of bandwidth and 50 form submissions. A custom domain needs a paid site plan, starting with Basic at $15 a month billed yearly.
Because the site and the people are billed separately. A site plan covers hosting one website, while editors need a Workspace plan and seats: a full seat costs $39 a month and a content seat $15, billed yearly. Premium also rises with bandwidth, from $25 a month for 50 GB to $999 for 2.5 TB.
They no longer appear on Webflow's pricing page. Sites that need the CMS now go on Premium, which starts at $25 a month billed yearly and is priced by bandwidth tier.
Basic use is included. Each Workspace gets a monthly pool of AI credits, 200 on Starter, 300 on Core and 400 on Growth, and Webflow sells 2,000 more for $20 a month on yearly billing.
It depends on who maintains the site. WordPress is free software with endless plugins, but you manage hosting, updates and security yourself. Webflow costs more and has fewer extensions, while hosting, security and a visual editor come built in. Designers who want pixel-level control without maintaining servers usually prefer Webflow.
A data and outreach workbench for growth teams, priced on two meters: actions for platform work and data credits for the data you buy. Launch starts at $185.
The best backlink data in the industry, sold with a credit meter and single-seat plans that make the real cost hard to read.
Genuinely generous free tier to 2,500 subscribers, then a steep step up. Built for newsletters that intend to make money.