We’re updating our pricing — and simplifying our plans at the same time

Effective today, Webflow consolidates its CMS and Business Site plans into a single Premium offering priced at $25 / month on annual contracts (or $39 / month month‑to‑month). The new tier delivers 20,000 CMS items and 40 collections out‑of‑the‑box, eliminates the need for separate CMS add‑ons, and doubles the static page allowance for Basic sites from 150 to 300 pages while raising its annual price to $15. Existing CMS or Business customers will be auto‑migrated, with bandwidth dropping from 100 GB to 50 GB for Business‑derived sites, though extra bandwidth can still be purchased. Webflow also launches a Team plan that bundles a site capable of 100 collections, ten user seats, localization, and previously enterprise‑only tools such as AEO agents, page branching, single‑page publishing, activity logs, custom SSL, and security headers. The plan is sold only on annual terms and is positioned between self‑serve and full Enterprise. Finally, AI credits are now embedded in all Workspace subscriptions; usage is tracked via a new dashboard, credits reset monthly for self‑serve plans and annually for Team and Enterprise, with enforcement slated for June 29 2026.

This overhaul arrives as AI‑driven site building and content management accelerate across the no‑code market. By folding CMS and Business features, Webflow reduces plan confusion that has long plagued competitors like Wix and Squarespace, whose tier structures remain more fragmented. The Team tier mirrors a broader industry shift toward mid‑market SaaS bundles that give growing agencies and in‑house teams enterprise‑grade collaboration without the custom contract overhead. Embedding AI credits aligns Webflow with rivals such as Adobe’s Firefly‑powered tools and Shopify’s AI assistants, ensuring that developers and marketers can experiment with generative features without negotiating separate purchases.

Watch for how quickly existing customers adopt the new Premium pricing, especially those on legacy Business plans who may face a bandwidth reduction. The AI credit enforcement date gives users a window to adjust usage patterns, but a surge in demand could force Webflow to raise credit allotments or pricing sooner. Agencies will likely test the Team plan’s higher API rate limits for large migrations, and their feedback will shape whether Webflow expands seat counts or adds more granular security controls before rolling out a full Enterprise upgrade.