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The free Starter plan can work for simple sites and prototypes, but it comes with significant limitations.
Suitable for:
Pricing changes over time, so check Webflow’s current pricing before purchasing.
Typically needed when the website includes:
Current pricing should always be verified on Webflow’s official pricing page.
Current pricing: https://webflow.com/pricing
A domain is purchased separately from Webflow. Typical pricing varies by extension and registrar, and premium domains can cost significantly more.
In practice, most clients need a paid Webflow site plan plus a custom domain.
If your website needs multiple languages, there are several approaches.
Webflow Localization
Pricing depends on the localization plan and number of locales. Check the current add-on pricing at https://webflow.com/pricing#add-ons.
Weglot
Weglot offers a separate translation layer with pricing based on the plan and translation volume: https://www.weglot.com/pricing.
Alternative: duplicated pages
Creating separate language versions manually can avoid an additional localization subscription, but it requires more ongoing editorial work.
Not every image, video, or font can be used commercially. Using unlicensed assets can lead to takedown requests or financial claims.
If needed, budget separately for commercial licenses. Otherwise, use assets that are explicitly licensed for commercial use.
A Workspace can be useful when multiple people need controlled access to sites without sharing account credentials.
Pricing depends on the Workspace plan. Current pricing is available at https://webflow.com/pricing#workspaces.
In many projects, a Workspace plan is not required if appropriate site access is sufficient.
Depending on the project, you may also have costs for:
These costs should be identified before or during the project estimate.