Webflow Workspaces & Site Plans

Webflow's Client-Centric Workspace Setup ( Freelancers & Agencies )

Overview
Workspaces & Plans
Introduction to Webflow Workspaces & Plans
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Workspace Plans v. Site Plans - What's the Difference?
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Unpacking the Features
Plans v. Features
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Unhosted Site Features, by Workspace
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Inviting Workspace Guests & Content Editors
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Hosted Site Features, by Hosting Plan
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Webflow's new Client Seats
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Item Limits, by Hosting Plan
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Webflow Memberships Pricing
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Site & Workspace Plans... What do you Need?
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What Should I Choose?
What Workspace Setup Should I Choose?
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Webflow's FREE Starter Workspace Setup
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Webflow's Client-Centric Workspace Setup ( Freelancers & Agencies )
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Webflow's Designer-Centric Workspace Setup ( Freelancers & Agencies )
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Webflow's Self-Built Site Workspace Setup ( Companies )
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Building a Site for External Hosting
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Business Processes
Client Billing
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Business Processes
Downgrading a Webflow Site Plan
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"Pausing" a Webflow Site Plan
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November 7, 2022
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Scenario

You're building sites for clients.

At design-time;

  • You want full access to Webflow features to build the site.
  • You want to control ownership of the site until the site is complete and ready to hand over to the client.

At publish-time;

  • Once the site is built, you want to transfer ownership to the client.
  • You want the client to pay their hosting fees directly to Webflow.
  • You want the client to fully "own" and be able to modify the site using the designer, if they wish to.
  • You want ongoing access to the designer in case the client needs your help with future changes.

Recommendation

Webflow supports this scenario well.

Almost certainly, you should go for the Freelancer or Agency workspace plan. Choose based on;

  • The number of sites you're building
  • The features you need
  • Your team size

These workspaces are specifically designed for freelancers and agencies, and give you the ability to be invited as a guest into another workspace.

This will be important at deployment, and for ongoing client support.

Designing the Site

Build the site entirely in your own workspace.

  • You have ownership of the site
  • You and your team can work on it there
  • Your client can see the results on your webflow.io staging site

Deploying the Site

Once you're done building,

  1. Setup a FREE Workspace for the client, or have them do it
  2. Have the client invite you as a "workspace guest"
  3. Transfer the site from your workspace to the client's workspace
  4. Setup hosting in the new account, using the client's credit card.

Notes

  • Since the Workspace is the billing entity, your client's card would be on it, and they'd be billed directly.
  • All of the features in the site, such as custom code and CMS capabilities, will work fine once the PAID Site plan is active, even though the Workspace Plan is free.
  • The client will have full access to the designer, which is nice for some clients who want to learn and manage their own sites after your initial build.
  • As a workspace guest, you'll also have full access to the designer, for any ongoing needs.
  • For you to be a workspace guest, you will need to be on a Freelancer or Agency workspace plan.

FAQs

Answers to frequently asked questions.

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