Webflow's May Repricing, Two Months Later: The Receipts and the Fallout

What changed on May 13, 2026

• Webflow collapsed its Basic / CMS / Business site plans into two tiers: Basic ($15/mo annual, $25 monthly) and Premium ($25/mo annual, $39 monthly).
• Monthly-billed Basic customers saw roughly a 39 percent increase; CMS-plan customers were auto-migrated to Premium, around 34 percent more.
• Premium ships with a 50GB bandwidth base, with paid overages beyond it. High-traffic sites felt this hardest: one documented case went from about $476/yr to over $2,000/yr.
• Workspace seat fees continue to bill separately, the quiet multiplier on team invoices.

The community reaction was not subtle; the Webflow subreddit spent May in open revolt, and the pricing help-doc comment threads read like exit interviews.

Why this matters beyond Webflow

This is the recurring pattern we built Builder Watch to track: platform pricing is not a constant, and when your site cannot leave, a repricing is not a decision you get to participate in. Webflow, to its credit, allows static code export; its CMS content does not come along. Half an exit is still half a wall.

If the May changes moved your bill: the migration path, or the direct comparison at PISCES vs Webflow. Flat $29 and $99 tiers, no bandwidth roulette, full code export on Pro.

About Builder Watch

Builder Watch tracks the pricing pages and health of 47 website builders every day, keeps timestamped receipts, and reports only changes we can prove. It is run by Marketing By Magnet, which also builds PISCES, an AI website builder, so you know exactly where we stand: we compete with some of the companies we cover, and we publish the receipts so you never have to take our word for anything.