TLDR:
You can create unlimited projects on Webflow with paid Workspace plans, but each published website requires a separate Site plan. Use Gapflow to automate form handling and lead management across multiple Webflow sites.
Webflow is a powerful platform for building beautiful, custom websites without coding. But if you’re wondering how many websites you can create and publish with Webflow, the answer depends on your plan and how you manage projects.
In this article, we'll break down Webflow’s project limits, hosting plans, and how you can scale your web design workflow—plus how Gapflow can help you manage forms and communication across multiple sites seamlessly.
Webflow’s Workspace plans control how many projects (websites in development) you can create and collaborate on:
Unhosted projects are sites you build and preview but haven’t connected to a custom domain yet.
To publish a website with your own domain, each site needs its own Site plan. Site plans include:
Each live website requires one Site plan, so your published website count equals the number of Site plans you have.
If you manage many Webflow sites, Gapflow is a game-changer for streamlining form handling and communication:
Gapflow transforms Webflow forms into powerful, automated lead and communication systems—perfect for agencies and freelancers juggling multiple projects.
You can create unlimited projects on Webflow with the right Workspace plan, but your number of published websites depends on how many Site plans you purchase. Whether you’re managing a couple or hundreds, Webflow’s flexible pricing adapts to your needs.
For seamless form management across your portfolio of sites, Gapflow offers automation, spam filtering, and centralized lead collection to keep your business organized and responsive.