TLDR:
If you're wondering how many websites you can build with Webflow, the short answer is: as many as your plan allows. Free plans let you create up to 2 unhosted projects, while paid Workspaces offer unlimited unhosted sites — you only pay when you publish with a custom domain via a Site Plan. Team and Agency plans add collaboration tools and shared project access, making them ideal for scaling agencies. And if you're juggling multiple sites, Gapflow is your secret weapon to automate Webflow CMS entries, sync content in bulk, and connect with tools like Airtable or Zapier — saving you hours each week.
Whether you're just starting out or scaling as an agency, one question comes up frequently:
"How many websites can I actually create with Webflow?"
In this article, we’ll break it down clearly for freelancers, in-house teams, and agencies — so you can plan ahead, avoid limits, and optimize your workflow.
Let’s dive into it.
Short answer: There’s no hard limit to how many Webflow projects you can create — but it depends on the type of plan you're using.
Once you're ready to launch, each published site requires a Site Plan, which is billed individually. So, you can build unlimited sites, but hosting each live domain costs separately.
👉 Pro Tip: If you're building multiple websites for clients, a Freelancer Workspace is the most flexible option.
If you’re working in a team or agency setup, Webflow’s Team Workspaces (now under "Workspace plans") are built to scale.
With the Agency or Growth plan, you can build and store hundreds of projects in one place — perfect for managing client work without cluttering individual accounts.
This is also where automation comes in handy.
Managing dozens of client sites manually? Gapflow helps you scale smarter:
If you're building or managing 10+ Webflow websites, Gapflow can easily save you hours each week.
👉 Try Gapflow now and turn your workflow into a well-oiled machine.
Webflow lets you design and preview projects on the free plan — but to publish them live with a custom domain, you'll need a Site Plan.
On the Free Starter plan, you can:
To go live with a custom domain or unlock full CMS power, you'll need:
This makes Webflow great for prototyping and client pitches, but less ideal for long-term hosting unless you're on a paid plan.
Webflow gives you the flexibility to design and manage as many websites as you want — the only constraints are tied to your hosting plan or workspace type.
If you're juggling multiple Webflow projects and want to save time, reduce errors, and scale faster, check out Gapflow. It’s your automation co-pilot for Webflow.