Webflow subscription tracking.
Webflow has two parallel billing dimensions that confuse most teams: Site plans (hosting + traffic per site) AND Workspace plans (editor + designer seats). A team can be on a $35/month Workspace plan while each of their 8 sites racks up its own $14–$39/month Site plan. The leak is almost always abandoned sites still on paid hosting.
What you actually pay.
Workspace Free
$0 (2 unhosted sites, basic features)
Workspace Starter
$19/seat/month (annual)
Unlimited unhosted sites, code export.
Workspace Growth
$49/seat/month (annual)
Adds advanced reporting, page-level permissions.
Site plans (separate per site)
Basic $14 → Business $39/site/month (annual)
CMS, eCommerce add-ons sold per site.
Enterprise
Custom
SSO, advanced security, SLA.
Pricing verified against Webflow’s public pricing page on 2026-05-20. Check the vendor site for the current canonical version.
Hidden renewal patterns for Webflow.
- Pattern
Abandoned sites still on paid Site plans
Campaign sites, landing pages, and event sites stay on paid Site plans long after the campaign ends. Each runs $14–$39/month independently. Audit the Workspace's site list quarterly; archive sites that don't need to be live.
- Pattern
Workspace seats outliving the designer's tenure
Designers who left still hold seats. Their sites can be reassigned within the workspace; the seat itself reclaims at the admin's action, not automatically.
- Pattern
Annual paid monthly billing cadence
Both Workspace and Site plans default to annual contracts billed monthly. The bank statement shows monthly charges but the cancellation flexibility is annual. Mid-term changes don't refund.
How to find your hidden Webflow renewal date.
Workspace settings → Billing. Workspace plan renewal date and per-site renewal dates show separately. Each site has its own renewal cycle on the Sites tab.
What Webflow looks like on a bank statement.
Spendrein matches the following descriptors and routes them to the Webflow vendor record:
- WEBFLOW
- WEBFLOW.COM
- WEBFLOW INC
- WBF*WEBFLOW
Webflow subscription questions, plainly.
Why do I have multiple Webflow charges on my statement?
Because Workspace plans (editor seats) and Site plans (hosting per site) bill independently. A team with 5 seats and 6 hosted sites can show as 11+ charges per month across two SKUs. The workspace's Billing tab consolidates them into one view.
How do I cancel a Webflow Site plan I no longer need?
Site settings → Hosting → Cancel hosting. The site reverts to a webflow.io subdomain; the custom-domain SSL is removed. Annual hosting doesn't refund mid-term — the cancellation takes effect at the renewal date.
How do I find my Webflow renewal date?
Workspace settings → Billing for the Workspace plan; per-site Settings → Hosting for each Site plan. Renewal emails fire 30+ days ahead per subscription.
Does Spendrein detect Webflow?
Yes — WEBFLOW, WEBFLOW.COM, WEBFLOW INC, and Stripe-routed WBF*WEBFLOW all match. Workspaces with multiple Webflow charges per cycle get grouped into one Webflow vendor record with a count of underlying line items (a proxy for site count).
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