A Site plan is Webflow's subscription for a specific published website. The plan determines whether the website can use a custom domain, how much CMS content it can contain and which publishing features are available. A Site plan should be distinguished from Webflow Workspace, which concerns the team and projects around the website.
What does a Site plan involve in practice?
A Site plan is chosen based on the website's needs. A simple website without a CMS has different requirements from a site with many CMS items, several editors, high traffic or advanced publishing needs. The plan also affects how staging, publishing and domains are handled. A good choice therefore starts with the content model, traffic, roles and desired workflow.
A Site plan is relevant both at launch and when the website is developed further. The wrong plan can create unnecessary costs or limit the editor's work. Webflow's overview of pricing and Site plans shows the current options, while CMS structure explains why content needs should be clarified before choosing a subscription.
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