Webflow pricing calculator: your 2026 renewal cost next to Framer and a coded site

How to use the calculator#

1. Pick the Site plan your site had before the change, Basic, CMS or Business, and how you pay for it. If the site is in a Freelancer or Agency Workspace, or still on pricing from 2022 or earlier, choose that Workspace option: its change date is later.
2. Enter what the site uses: bandwidth in its busiest recent month, CMS items and Collections, static pages, extra locales and the seats you pay for beyond the one your Workspace includes.
3. Read the four costs: before, after your renewal, on Framer and as a coded site. Each line links to the page its price comes from, and the totals update as you type.
4. Send it to us if you want a second opinion. The contact form opens with your estimate filled in, for a proposal to move the site to code or to keep Webflow for less. Nothing is sent until you press Send.

What changed in Webflow's 2026 pricing#

New Site plans have been sold at these prices since 13 May 2026. Prices are per site, per month, in US dollars, before tax:

• CMS sites pay more, and get more: Premium holds 20,000 CMS items instead of 2,000, 40 Collections instead of 20 and 300 static pages instead of 150.
• Business sites pay less for the plan, but Premium includes 50 GB of bandwidth a month instead of 100 GB. A site that uses more pays a bandwidth add-on, which is why Webflow's own examples show one Business site paying less, one paying the same and one paying more.
• Business sites with a CMS items add-on lose it and its cost at renewal, since Premium includes 20,000 items.

Localize, seats and Workspace plans kept their prices, so they don't change the difference between before and after; the calculator still counts Localize and seats, because Framer and a coded site price them differently.

When the new price reaches your site#

Existing sites move at their first renewal or billable change on or after 29 June 2026. For sites in Freelancer or Agency Workspaces, and sites on pricing or discounts from 2022 or earlier, the date is 16 November 2026. A billable change is upgrading or downgrading the Site plan, or switching between monthly and yearly billing.

Webflow says switching from monthly to yearly billing before the change reaches your site keeps your current plan for one more year. A monthly plan renews every month, so a monthly site in an in-house Workspace has almost certainly renewed onto the new price already; a monthly site in a Freelancer or Agency Workspace can still switch before 16 November.

How the Framer and coded-site figures are worked out#

• Framer: the calculator picks Basic when the site fits its 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 items and 50 GB of bandwidth, and Pro otherwise, with Framer's published add-ons for extra pages, collections, items and bandwidth, plus translation locales and editor seats. Framer's owner seat is free, like the full seat a Webflow Workspace includes. Past Pro's limits Framer prices Enterprise on request.
• A coded site: Astro on Cloudflare with Sanity as the CMS. Cloudflare's Workers Paid plan is USD 5 a month with no charge for bandwidth, and Sanity is free for up to 20 people and 10,000 documents, then USD 15 a seat a month. The calculator counts one Sanity document per Webflow CMS item.
• Left out: domains, taxes, Webflow Workspace plans and the one-time cost of rebuilding the site in Framer or in code. A rebuild depends on the site, so it has no published price; that's what the proposal is for.

What the calculator can't know#

Sites on legacy pricing or discounts may pay less today than the old list prices used here; Webflow's own calculator says the same, and that its new prices are accurate. Ecommerce Site plans aren't covered, since Webflow hasn't changed them. For the full picture, including what Webflow lets you export if you leave, read Webflow pricing in 2026.

Questions before you choose#