TLDR:
Webflow CMS plans limit the number of CMS items and monthly form submissions. Upgrade plans for more capacity, and use Gapflow to automate form handling and lead management across your CMS site.
Webflow’s CMS (Content Management System) is a powerful tool that lets you build dynamic websites with collections of content—like blogs, portfolios, or product catalogs. But each CMS plan comes with limits that impact how much content you can manage and publish.
In this article, we’ll break down the CMS plan limits in Webflow, what they mean for your projects, and how Gapflow can complement your site by automating form submissions and lead management efficiently.
Webflow offers several CMS site plans, designed for different needs:
Each CMS item represents a single piece of content — like a blog post, product, event, or portfolio item.
Your site can only hold as many CMS items as your plan allows. For example, on the CMS Plan, you can create and manage up to 2,000 items. If you exceed this, you’ll need to upgrade.
CMS plans include a cap on monthly form submissions (from your Webflow forms). The CMS Plan usually allows around 1,000 submissions per month, while higher plans offer more.
Some plans include limits on how many API calls your site can make, which matters if you integrate third-party services or custom code.
When running content-rich sites, managing visitor interactions is crucial. Gapflow enhances Webflow forms by offering:
Gapflow complements Webflow CMS by turning your form data into actionable insights without extra hassle.
Webflow’s CMS plans are designed to scale with your content needs, but understanding limits on CMS items, form submissions, and API usage helps avoid surprises. Pairing your CMS-powered site with Gapflow can simplify form management and help grow your business efficiently.