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Webflow price list: What are the options and what do you really pay?
Webflow offers several types of tariffs that vary according to the needs of the project. We explain what the main differences are and what to look out for so that you only pay for what you really need.
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Why is Webflow's price list sometimes confusing?
Webflow has multiple tariff types, which can be confusing for new users. We will explain how to confess in them.
Types of tariffs
- Site Plans: It is paid for a specific website, includes hosting, SSL, CMS, possibly e-commerce.
- Kontaktplene: For designers and agencies, they allow you to manage multiple projects and export code.
What's included
- Hosting on fast servers
- SSL certificate
- Content Management Option (CMS)
- E-commerce support (for higher tariffs)
Most common scenarios and recommendations
- For a small business website, a basic Site plan is enough.
- For a blog or a larger project, I recommend a CMS plan.
- Agencies will use account plans.
What to watch out for
- Limits on the number of items in CMS.
- Code export is only possible with the Account plan.
- With e-commerce, there are transaction fees.
Conclusion
Choose a tariff according to the size and needs of the project. If you are not sure, start with a lower one and at any time you can move to a higher one.