Webflow Just Overhauled Its Pricing — What Agencies and Freelancers Need to Know

Webflow merged its CMS ($23/mo) and Business ($39/mo) plans into a single Premium plan at $25/mo annual. Basic went from $14 to $15 annual but the monthly price jumped from $19 to $25. A new Team plan at $2,500/mo fills the gap between Premium and Enterprise. Agencies managing multiple sites come out ahead. Solo freelancers on Basic or CMS monthly plans take the hardest hit. Legacy plans are grandfathered until renewal, but the direction of travel is clear.

On 13 May 2026, Webflow tore up its site plan structure and laid out a new one. The old CMS and Business plans are gone, folded into a single Premium tier. Basic got a nudge upward. And a new Team plan appeared at $2,500 a month — annual only — aimed at the mid-market gap Webflow spent years pretending didn't exist.

Who wins: Agencies managing multiple client sites save $14 per site per month on Premium vs old Business. Teams that outgrew old Workspace plans finally get a middle tier. Founders on Business who don't need 400GB bandwidth pay less for the same features.

Who loses: Solo freelancers on Basic monthly plans take a 32% hike. Anyone on the old CMS plan who didn't need Business features now pays more for features they won't use. Monthly payers across the board face wider annual-to-monthly spreads — a deliberate architecture choice to lock in annual commitment.

What should you do? Figure out when your renewal hits. If you're on Basic monthly, switch to annual before renewal. If you're on Business annual, Premium is almost certainly cheaper. If you're a solo freelancer feeling squeezed, test Framer or Wix Studio on a real project before you need to switch. Webflow's May 2026 restructure is good news for agencies and teams, neutral-to-bad for solo builders, and a clear signal that the platform is moving upmarket.