Webflow Pricing
Use our calculator to determine what Webflow will cost your business.
How This Webflow Plan Calculator Works
Our Webflow Plan Calculator uses the latest plan specifications from Webflow, including limits on monthly visitors, number of CMS collections, item limits, and available workspace roles/seats.
To help you choose the plan that best fits your needs. Simply enter:
Your monthly site visitors
The number and type of CMS collections you’ll use
The roles/seats your team requires

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Webflow Plan Calculator, Your Questions Answered
The recommendation is based on your peak traffic rather than just today's figures, so there is headroom built in.
If you do outgrow it, you probably will not need a different plan. Since May 2026 Webflow sells bandwidth on Premium as add-on tiers, starting from the 50 GB included and running up to 2.5 TB. You top up the bandwidth and stay where you are. Only very large sites, or those needing more than 20,000 CMS items, move up to Team or Enterprise.
Yes. It works out your Workspace plan alongside your Site Plans, because Webflow bills the two separately.
Tell it how many full seats and limited seats you need and it prices them in. One full seat comes free with every Workspace, so that one is not charged. Seats sit on the Workspace rather than on each site, so you pay for them once however many sites you run.
No. The calculator does not ask about localisation, so the figure it gives you covers Site Plans, your Workspace and seats only.
Localize is a separate add-on with two tiers. Essential starts at $9 a month and covers AI translation, CMS and static page localisation, localised SEO and style localisation. Advanced starts at $29 a month and adds asset localisation, localised URLs and automatic visitor routing. Both are priced on the number of locales you add, so the cost rises with each language.
Analyze and Optimize work the same way, as add-ons on top of your plan rather than part of it. None of the three are included in the estimate here.
It focuses on Site Plans. Since Webflow's May 2026 update those are Starter, Basic and Premium, with Team and Enterprise above them.
It also factors in your Workspace plan and seats, because Webflow bills those separately from the site itself. That is the part that catches most people out: every live site needs its own Site Plan, and your team sits on top of that.
It compares what you tell it against Webflow's published plan limits, then prices the cheapest setup that actually fits.
Four things drive the number: how many CMS items you need, your monthly traffic (which we convert into a bandwidth estimate), how many sites you run, and how many full and limited seats your team needs. It works off peak traffic rather than today's figures, so you are not upgrading again in three months.
Costs vary widely based on the project's complexity and scope. Instead of focusing solely on the initial quote, evaluate the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). Investing in scalable code upfront is cheaper than the cost of expensive re-platforming later. Review our guide on the budget for a webflow site in 2025.
Yes, and your CMS needs are usually what decides the plan.
Basic has no CMS at all, so any site with a blog, case studies or a team page needs Premium. Premium covers 20,000 CMS items and 40 collections, which is more than most B2B sites will ever use. Go beyond 20,000 items and you are into Team or Enterprise, which is priced on request.