Basic site plan: USD 15 per site/month billed yearly; lacks CMS. Premium with CMS starts at USD 25/site/month billed yearly. Workspace seats/add-ons separate. Source
Webflow vs WordPress
Fit:
Migration notes
WordPress supplies a theme/plugin CMS rather than Webflow Designer. Webflow CMS collections export separately as CSV; code export omits CMS runtime, forms and ecommerce. Map content and rebuild templates/integrations.
Sources: help.webflow.com, developer.wordpress.org · checked 2026-10-21
WebflowPaid incumbent
| Basic | entry | USD 180 / site / yr |
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| Team | business | USD 30,000 / platform bundle (site and workspace) / yr |
| Enterprise | enterprise | Quote only |
| Open-source core | free self-hosted core | Free |
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What you may give up
No paid-feature limits established for this edition.
- Self-hosting requires infrastructure and maintenance; optional commercial plugins/themes/services may cost extra.
Tier A: Tier A for community WordPress core: standard publishing, users and themes available without licensing fees. Commercial plugins/themes are separate products, not core gates. WordPress.com is a distinct Automattic managed service linked by WordPress.org; its plan limits do not apply to self-hosted core. GitHub distribution repository mirrors SVN; wordpress-develop is also a mirror used for contribution workflow. License source
What running it takes
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- HTTPS
- Apache
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Hover or focus an icon for its name. Dashed means not established; struck through means no; grouped icons are alternatives.
Core needs no mandatory Redis, queue broker, search server or object store; plugins may introduce them. Database alternatives share the database group. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.