Webflow Ecommerce plan Advanced, $ 212.00/mo. on Cloud Shared

Ecommerce plan Advanced has been added on Feb 15, 2026

🔌 Hosted domains :	1
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	[In-house]
🔧 Category :	Website BuilderE-CommerceDDoS Protection
✍️ Support Options :	Help Desk
⚑ Targeting :	US

See also initial Ecommerce plan Advanced plan location on their website!

*📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

Webflow (est 2013) is a USA-based SaaS platform that blends visual website building, CMS, ecommerce and fully managed cloud hosting into one environment. Instead of selling classic Linux or Windows shared hosting, VPS, or dedicated servers, they focus on giving designers, agencies, marketing teams, and product people a visual way to build sites while Webflow takes care of the infrastructure behind the scenes.

The company started in 2013 and has grown into a large team serving users worldwide. Their focus is clear: let people design and structure modern, responsive websites in a visual editor, and then publish directly to a high-performance hosting stack without touching server configuration.

All paid websites on Webflow are hosted through Site plans or Ecommerce Site plans. There are no "hosting-only" packages; hosting is always bundled with the site. For standard sites, Webflow offers a free Starter level (on a webflow.io subdomain) and paid Basic, CMS, Business, and Enterprise plans.

• The Starter option is useful for testing, learning, and prototypes.
• Basic works for simple marketing or brochure sites that do not need a dynamic CMS.
• CMS targets content-driven projects such as blogs, editorial sites, and structured directories.
• Business raises traffic and CMS limits for larger brands and higher-demand sites.
• Enterprise becomes fully customized in terms of performance, security, and support, and is priced on request.

All these plans run on Webflow’s managed environment with automatic scaling, global caching, automatic SSL, and built-in security.

For stores, Ecommerce Site plans layer shopping features on top of the same hosting stack. These are split into Standard, Plus, Advanced, and Enterprise options. They differ by product and CMS item limits, yearly sales volume, and how transaction fees are handled. Payment processing itself is done through gateways like Stripe and PayPal, while Webflow provides the storefront, checkout, and order management inside the Designer and CMS.

Alongside the site-level plans, Workspace plans (Starter, Core, Growth, Agency, Enterprise) control collaboration features: how many editors and designers can work on projects, how many sites can sit in a given workspace, and what level of permissions and governance a team gets. Workspaces are mostly about team workflow, while Site/Ecommerce plans carry the actual hosting resources.

Overall, Webflow is less like a traditional hosting company and more like a hosted website platform: one environment where you design, manage content, run ecommerce, and host the site on a managed infrastructure without worrying about servers.