TL;DR: Webflow pricing in 2026 starts at $15 a month for the Basic site plan billed yearly, or $25 paid month to month. Premium, which you need for a blog or any CMS content, is $25 a month yearly or $39 monthly. Prices are per site, plus tax (Webflow, checked November 9, 2026). Your domain, email and the person who builds the site cost extra, and the median US Webflow partner lists a $6,000 minimum project. If you’d rather not build or hire, WebZum asks a few questions and builds a finished multi-page site for your business in about five minutes. You see it free first, then it’s $19/mo (Basic) or $34/mo (Professional, your own domain), month to month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan.
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Disclosure: WebZum publishes this blog and makes a competing website builder. Webflow prices and rules come from Webflow’s own pricing page and help center, linked inline. The partner directory count is our own work.
Prices checked November 9, 2026. US list prices in USD, before tax. They can change.
How much does Webflow cost per month?
Between $15 and $39 a month for a normal business website, depending on whether you pay yearly and whether you need a CMS. Here’s what Webflow’s pricing page showed on November 9, 2026, with the toggle on yearly and then on monthly (Webflow pricing):
| Webflow site plan | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | What it’s for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Free | Testing only: webflow.io address, 2 static pages |
| Basic | $15/mo | $25/mo | Your own domain, up to 300 static pages, no CMS |
| Premium | $25/mo | $39/mo | Adds the CMS (blog, service-area pages), 50 GB bandwidth |
| Ecommerce Standard | $29/mo | $42/mo | Online store, 500 items, 2% Webflow transaction fee |
| Ecommerce Plus | $74/mo | $84/mo | 5,000 items, 0% transaction fee |
| Ecommerce Advanced | $212/mo | $235/mo | 15,000 items, 0% transaction fee |
| Team | $2,500/mo | Not offered | Annual contract, for marketing teams |
Webflow says the prices are “per site, plus applicable taxes added at checkout,” and yearly billing saves “up to 40%” (same page). That 40% matters: Basic costs $180 for a year paid up front, or $300 over a year of monthly bills.
If you’ve seen lower Webflow prices in older articles, that’s because the plans changed this year. Starting May 13, 2026, Webflow merged its old CMS and Business plans into Premium and raised Basic to $15 a month yearly or $25 monthly. Existing sites move to the new prices in phases, at their next renewal or plan change; the last group starts November 16, 2026 (Webflow Help: Updated pricing for May 2026).
What’s the difference between a Site plan and a Workspace plan?
A Site plan pays for one website to be live on your domain. A Workspace plan pays for the place you build and collaborate in. They’re billed separately. Webflow’s help center says “each site you want to host with Webflow on a custom domain needs its own Site plan” (Webflow Help: Choose a Site plan).
Every account gets a free Starter Workspace with one full seat. The paid Workspace plans are Core at $19 a month yearly ($28 monthly) and Growth at $49 ($60 monthly). Extra seats cost $39 a month yearly ($45 monthly) for a full seat, or $15 ($19) for a limited seat that can edit content (Webflow pricing).
For a one-person business with one site, the free Workspace is usually enough. Where it bites: Webflow’s pricing FAQ says you can export your site’s code to host it elsewhere “with any of our paid Workspace plans,” so leaving with your files means paying for Core first.
Which Webflow plan does a local service business need?
Basic, if your site is a handful of fixed pages. Premium, if you want a blog or pages built from a list, like one page per town you serve. Webflow describes Basic as being for sites that “do not use any CMS or Ecommerce features (e.g., your site wouldn’t need a dynamic blog, portfolio, or store)” (Webflow Help).
A typical plumber or cleaner site (home, services, about, reviews, service area, FAQ, contact, maybe a price page) fits on Basic’s 300 static pages with room to spare. The free Starter plan isn’t a business option: it allows “up to 1,000 monthly visits,” 2 static pages and a webflow.io address (same help page).
What does Webflow charge on top of the plan?
Your domain, your email, and any add-ons you switch on. None of these are in the plan price:
- Domain. “Webflow isn’t a domain registrar.” You can buy one from IONOS through Webflow or bring one from any registrar (Webflow Help: Hosting overview). There’s no free domain year.
- Email. “Webflow doesn’t provide email hosting services” (same page). You’ll need Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or similar.
- A second language. Localize Essential starts at $9 a month yearly or $12 monthly, priced by number of languages; Localize Advanced starts at $29 ($35 monthly) (Webflow pricing).
- Analytics and testing. Analyze starts at $9 a month yearly ($12 monthly) by sessions. Optimize, for A/B tests, starts at $299 ($379 monthly) (same page).
- AI credits. Some AI tools, like generating copy and the SEO and AEO audits, use credits. The free Workspace includes 200 a month; a 2,000-credit pack is $20 a month yearly or $25 monthly. Webflow says “there’s no fixed rate per action, and Webflow doesn’t publish a rate card” (Webflow Help: AI credits).
- Traffic. Premium includes 50 GB of bandwidth a month. Another 50 GB is $20 a month yearly or $30 monthly (Webflow pricing). Most local sites won’t come close, but it’s worth knowing the meter exists.
- Store fees. Ecommerce Standard charges a 2% transaction fee “in addition to Stripe or Paypal processing fees” (same page).
How much does it cost to hire a Webflow designer?
Usually more than the plan ever will. On November 9, 2026, the median US partner in Webflow’s own directory listed a $6,000 minimum project. Webflow is a professional design tool. If you don’t want to learn it, you hire someone who has, so we looked at who those people are and what they charge.
We went through every listing in Webflow’s Certified Partner directory on November 9, 2026: all 2,077 freelancers and agencies, 489 of them in the United States. Each listing shows one price, “Starting at”, which is the smallest project the partner says they’ll take.
| US Webflow partners in Webflow’s directory | Count or price |
|---|---|
| US listings | 489 |
| Median “starting at” price | $6,000 |
| Middle half of starting prices | $3,500 to $10,000 |
| Marked “Accepting new projects” | 304 (median $5,000) |
| Accepting new projects and starting at $2,500 or less | 61 |
| Starting at $10,000 or more | 205 |
| Short bio mentions startups, SaaS, B2B, tech or enterprise | 87 |
| Short bio mentions small or local businesses, service businesses, contractors, dentists or law firms | 17 |
Method: we read all 208 pages of Webflow’s public partner directory on November 9, 2026 and recorded each listing’s country, starting price, availability badge and one-line bio. The bio counts are simple keyword matches on that short line, so treat them as a rough signal, not a full profile review.
Two things stood out. First, a “starting at” figure is a floor, not a quote. A partner who starts at $3,500 is telling you a smaller job isn’t worth their time; a real multi-page site with copy and photos often costs more. Second, Webflow’s partner network leans toward startups and tech companies. Of the US bios, 87 pitch to startups, SaaS, B2B, tech or enterprise clients; 17 mention small or local businesses or a local profession at all. There are designers who’ll build a site for a roofer, but you’ll be looking for them.
For more on what agencies and freelancers charge across platforms, see our guide to hiring a web design company and what website maintenance services cost.
What does Webflow really cost a local business over 36 months?
From $540 if you build it yourself on Basic yearly, to $4,000 or more once you pay a designer. Here’s the math at today’s US list prices. It leaves out tax, your domain, email and any add-ons.
| Option | Who builds it | Our math | Cost over 36 months |
|---|---|---|---|
| Webflow Basic, yearly | You | $180 × 3 | $540 |
| Webflow Basic, monthly | You | $25 × 36 | $900 |
| Webflow Premium, yearly | You | $300 × 3 | $900 |
| Webflow Premium, monthly | You | $39 × 36 | $1,404 |
| Webflow Basic yearly + a US partner at the lower-quartile minimum | A designer | $3,500 + $540 | $4,040 and up |
| Webflow Basic yearly + a US partner at the median minimum | A designer | $6,000 + $540 | $6,540 and up |
| WebZum Basic | WebZum builds it, you edit by chat | $19 × 36 | $684 |
| WebZum Professional (your own domain) | WebZum builds it, you edit by chat | $34 × 36 | $1,224 |
Sources: Webflow pricing and Webflow partner directory, checked November 9, 2026. Designer rows use listed minimum project prices, not quotes. WebZum Professional includes domain registration up to $20 a year; the Webflow rows don’t include a domain.
To be fair to Webflow: if you’re comfortable designing and you pay yearly, Webflow Basic is cheaper than either WebZum plan. The catch is that you’re the designer, the copywriter and the photographer.
Can you get a refund from Webflow, and what happens if you cancel?
You get 14 days on a new plan, monthly or yearly. Renewals, add-ons, seats and AI credits aren’t refundable. Webflow’s refund policy says new Site and Workspace plans are “fully refundable if you cancel and request a refund within 14 days,” and that annual plans get a reminder “at least 7 days before renewal” (Webflow Help: Refund Policy).
Cancelling has two parts. Site plans and Workspace plans are “cancelled in different places. Cancelling one doesn’t cancel the other” (same page). And when a Site plan ends, Webflow removes your custom domains and unpublishes the site from both your domain and its webflow.io address. The project stays in your account, but the site is offline (Webflow Help: Downgrade or cancel your Site plan).
Support is by email. Webflow’s pricing FAQ says it aims “to reply to all requests within 48 hours” (Webflow pricing).
Can you take a Webflow site somewhere else later?
Partly. With a paid Workspace plan you can export the code, but Webflow’s FAQ says “dynamic content must be exported on a collection-by-collection basis and forms will stop working.” It also says you can’t bring exported code back in: “you can only develop websites in Webflow” (Webflow pricing). So plan on Webflow being home for as long as the site lives.
When should you pick Webflow?
Pick Webflow if you or someone you’re paying wants full design control. It’s a serious tool: custom animations, a real CMS with 20,000 items on Premium, a built-in store, and Localize, which publishes translated pages that search engines can index in each language. If you’re working with a designer you trust, or you enjoy design yourself, Webflow is a good home.
It’s a harder fit if you run a busy local service business and want the site done. You’d be learning a professional design tool or paying a few thousand dollars for someone who knows it, and bigger changes later mean learning more or hiring again.
How is WebZum different?
WebZum builds the site for you, written around your trade and your town, and you change it by typing. It’s built for local service businesses, and it isn’t trying to be the cheapest. Here’s what you get:
- A finished site in about five minutes. Describe your business or paste your Google Business link, answer about four questions, and WebZum builds several pages with copy, photos, a logo and a short video header on the home page.
- A visitor chatbot, included. It answers visitors with your hours and tap-to-call number and offers to take their name and number for a callback.
- SEO and AEO built in. Every site gets structured data (LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Service and more), a sitemap, and a plain-English summary written for AI tools, on both plans.
- Unlimited edits. Ask the editor for a new page, new photos or new colors in plain words. There are no AI credits to count.
- A Google ad already written. When your site is done, Promote on Google has a ready search ad based on your site. You fund it with Pay and WebZum pays Google for you. Once the site is published, you also get a free short video ad of your site to share with customers.
- Your own domain on Professional. WebZum registers it for you (we cover registration up to $20 a year), or you connect one you already own.
The honest limits: WebZum doesn’t sell email, it isn’t built for a big online store or a design team, and its language menu (30+ languages, on both plans) translates pages for visitors but those translations aren’t indexed by search engines. If you need any of those, Webflow fits better.
Pricing is simple: you get a free 30-day preview, then Basic is $19 a month or Professional is $34 a month, month to month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan. For how other builders compare, see Wix pricing, Squarespace pricing, the cheapest website builders in 2026, what a small business website costs, or all our side-by-side comparisons.
FAQ
What is Webflow pricing in 2026?
Basic is $15 a month billed yearly or $25 monthly. Premium is $25 yearly or $39 monthly. Ecommerce plans run $29 to $212 a month yearly ($42 to $235 monthly). Prices are per site, plus tax (Webflow, checked November 9, 2026).
Is Webflow free?
You can build on the free Starter plan, but it only publishes to a webflow.io address with 2 static pages and up to 1,000 monthly visits. To use your own domain you need a paid Site plan.
Does Webflow include a domain?
No. Webflow isn’t a domain registrar. You can buy a domain from IONOS through Webflow or connect one you already own, and either way it’s a separate bill.
How much does a Webflow designer cost?
On November 9, 2026, the 489 US partners in Webflow’s directory listed a median minimum project of $6,000, and half started between $3,500 and $10,000. Those are minimums the partners set, not quotes.
Can I pay for Webflow monthly?
Yes. Monthly billing costs more: Basic is $25 a month instead of $15, and Premium is $39 instead of $25. The Team plan is yearly only.
What’s an easier alternative to Webflow for a local business?
If you’d rather get a finished site than build one, WebZum writes the copy, makes the pages and photos, and adds a visitor chatbot in about five minutes. You see it free first, then it’s $19/mo or $34/mo, month to month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Curious what yours would look like? Get your free WebZum preview. It takes about five minutes.