Webflow Pricing Explained (Hosting & Workspace plans 2024)

In this video I attempt to explain the complexities of webflow pricing and hosting.

[josepholododo]

Webflow need to make it less complex to understand. This is so confusing site plan workspace plan. Thank you Sam you make it simple to understand.

[andylloyd]

Thanks mate that clears that up for the most part! So if i chose a developer plan and transfered a completed site over to a client, they would then have to choose a relevant hosting pay monthly plan that matches the complexity of the site created? Or is the code just able to be exported to any ftp hosting company?

[charlie-george]

Would be good to get another video like this for advice on Spline memberships too since that is now the default for integrating 3D.

[Frickspace]

Thank you for making this video. I'm curious about this flow>>>>. Develop the site in webflow / export into a separate hosting service like godaddy / need to make edits later on .
What would be best here? Should I keep a unhosted version on webflow and export the site each time there is an edit?

[astrofichill]

helpful vid, could you explain what are the differences for In House Teams and Freelancers and Agencies

[tophertorres]

If I’m starting my agency and using web flow to build my own site should I sign up as an agency and build my site that way or buy an individual site plan and make my agency account separately?

[websites-by-hamza]

Hey Sam, really nice channel I recently found you and I've been binge-watching your videos.
I have a question for you if you have the time it would really help.
If I'm just starting out as a freelance web designer in a third world country looking to work with clients from foreign first world countries, do you think it's a good idea to first offer my work for free or for a very low price just to get my foot in the game? By very low I mean like sub-100$ per week or so.

Again, thank you for the awesome videos!

[ryanadams]

Please correct me if I'm mistaken - if I'm making a webflow site for a client and I'm about to transfer the project to their account, they're going to need a workspace plan subscription AND a site plan subscription?

[dhondup]

Hey Sam, thank you for clarifying the pricing. I just want to clarify one more thing. Do we need to have both Site plan and Workspace plan? Does Workspace plan include everything in Site plan?

And if I am a freelancer, I would pay for workspace plan and my client will pay for the site plan, is that how this pricing works?

Thanks.

[felikowski]

but in the workspace plans, e.g. the freelancer plan: how many pages can one site have? unlimited?

[adamcoads]

Hey Sam, so I'm a dev that works across a few platforms, primarily Shopify, Squarespace, etc. These don't charge developers a monthly fee to maintain an account or while developing projects. Is the expectation from Webflow that developers need to pay a monthly Freelancer plan (or above) with them to maintain an account, even when not actively building/working on sites? As you mentioned, I have 2 or 3 test sites saved also. Once I hand off my client site, if I want to be available for support - I need to be paying an ongoing monthly Webflow subscription? Feature-wise I used the cms for this project as well as embedded JS code, and while not currently using ecommerce, I began with a template that is built for it as the client indicated they may want it in the future - so it does have ecommerce pages setup in it. Do you know are they going to have to pay for an ecommerce plan - even though they may not use those features in the first 6-12 months?

[andreschuette]

question: If I have the AGENCY plan with my agency, but beside the clients sites I want to run 2 own websites for myself: Do I need then 2 site plans? or are there any site plans "included" in the agency plan?

[tehuezapp]

Can i host all of my clients websites on a webflow plan? This way i can charge them the hosting and they dont have to worry about buying themselves a plan to host their website

[goldenant]

So after I transfer the site to the client, they'll need to then purchase a hosting plan to publish the site – so far so good. But now, what do they see? Can they not manage/update their site's content via the designer since they don't have a workspace plan?

It'd be really helpful to see a walkthrough of the transfer process from both POV's – the developer & client. I'm familiar with workspace only, as that's I have, but I don't fully understand the hosting-only option. Like, what if my client has multiple sites?

[Huge]

so I have to purchase two plans one for my portfolio and contact us page and another one for freelance projects?

[خالدالجهني-جفث]

How much does cost if I need an official email?

[lastspoil]

Can you resell hosting as a service using Webflow

[giddyitupdigital]

Hello Sam, I need your help with webflow pricing

[felikowski]

What i really don't understand: how can so many people complain about the price? I mean, if you don't have 16$ per month as a freelancer, you should consider doing something else that brings you money.

If your clients don't have 29$ per month you should not consider them as clients, as they will only bring you problems.

[swanny]

Do you always let your clients pay for hosting? I know Webflow used to offer client billing which could allow you to make a small margin on top of the hosting each month but they have recently stopped the service.