StarterLowest at your size
$0a month, free plan
Per site
The cheapest total at every size we price.
- Static pages: 2
- Bandwidth: 1 GB
- Form submissions: 50
1 more
- No custom domain
Webflow vs WordPress: plan prices compared
What Webflow and WordPress.com cost at your size, and what you get on each plan.
We can't say which is cheapest: WordPress.com also has a free plan we haven't recorded.
WebflowBasic plan
$15
a month, billed yearly
$5
a month, billed yearly
Provisional
Plan and feesWhat makes up the monthly total
Plan only, no extra fees.
Plan only, no extra fees.
Over a year
$180
$60$9 a month if you pay monthly
Limits the vendor lists
- 1 site per plan, then you need another plan for each extra one
- No CMS
- Static pages: 300
- 1 site per plan, then you need another plan for each extra one
- Yearly plan renews at $5/mo
- Storage: 6 GB
Features
For the plan in each column, from each vendor's own pages. "Not recorded" is a gap in our records, not a missing feature. How we check
Publishing
Custom domainUse your own domain name.
Yes
YesFree for the first year
Content
CMS / blogManage collections of content such as a blog.
No
Yes
AI site buildingGenerate or edit the site with AI.
YesWebflow AI
Yes
Recorded for only some of these tools
SEO toolsBuilt-in search optimisation features.
Yes
Not recorded
Free domain for a yearA domain included free for the first year.
Not recorded
Yes
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At a glance
We only give one side the edge when both figures are published.
| Plan | Webflow | WordPress.com |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest paid planOne of these prices is provisional, so we don't pick a winner. | $15 a month, billed yearly (Basic) | $4 a month, billed yearly (Personal), provisional |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Plans we track | All 3 | All 4 |
Webflow plans
Basic
$15a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Fits best if you need custom domain.
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Static pages: 300
- Bandwidth: 10 GB
- Form submissions: Unlimited
1 more
- No CMS
Premium
$25a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Fits best if you need Webflow CMS.
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Bandwidth: from 50 GB
WordPress.com plans
Personal, provisional figureLowest at your size
$5a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Yearly price is a first-year rate; renews at $5 a month.
The cheapest total at every size we price.
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Storage: 6 GB
- Yearly plan renews at $5/mo
Premium, provisional figure
$9a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Yearly price is a first-year rate; renews at $9 a month.
Fits best if you need payment buttons (PayPal, Stripe).
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Storage: 13 GB
- Yearly plan renews at $9/mo
Business, provisional figure
$28a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Yearly price is a first-year rate; renews at $28 a month.
Fits best if you need priority 24/7 support.
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Storage: 50 GB
- Yearly plan renews at $28/mo
Commerce, provisional figure
$50a month, billed yearly
Per site, per month
Yearly price is a first-year rate; renews at $50 a month.
Fits best if you need WooCommerce store tools.
Same at your size, no extra fees.
- Storage: 50 GB
- Yearly plan renews at $50/mo
More on Webflow and WordPress.com
Worked costs
A blog on your own domain, first year: $48 on WordPress.com Personal…
Worked costs
A blog on your own domain, first year: $48 on WordPress.com Personal…- A blog on your own domain, first year: $48 on WordPress.com Personal (unlimited pages and posts, renewing at $60 a year) against $300 on Webflow Premium, because Webflow's CMS starts on Premium.
- A small site of static pages on a custom domain, first year: $48 on WordPress.com Personal against $180 on Webflow Basic.
- WordPress.com Business, which adds backups, SSH and GitHub deployments, costs $300 in the first year and renews at $336 a year.
- Billed monthly, WordPress.com Business is $40 a month, or $480 a year. Webflow's page didn't show monthly-billing prices.
- Three sites on Webflow Premium cost $900 a year, because Webflow charges per site.
Fine print
WordPress.com's yearly prices are first-year rates.
Fine print
WordPress.com's yearly prices are first-year rates.- WordPress.com's yearly prices are first-year rates. The page shows the renewal price under each plan.
- WordPress.com offers 2- and 3-year billing with bigger discounts (up to 63% and 69%).
- Webflow's prices don't include tax, which is added at checkout. WordPress.com's prices don't include tax either.
- Webflow add-ons such as Analyze ($9 a month) and Localize (from $9 a month) cost extra.
Bottom line
WordPress.com costs less for a simple site or a blog.
Bottom line
WordPress.com costs less for a simple site or a blog.WordPress.com costs less for a simple site or a blog. Every paid plan includes unlimited pages and posts, from $48 in the first year. Webflow's CMS starts on Premium, at $300 a year. WordPress.com Business adds backups and SSH, and every paid WordPress.com plan includes plugins. Webflow says its prices are per site, and its add-ons cost extra.
Common questions
Is Webflow more expensive than WordPress?
On the entry plans, yes. Webflow Basic is $15 a month billed yearly. WordPress.com Personal is $4 a month for the first year and $5 after. For a blog, WordPress.com Personal includes unlimited posts, while Webflow needs Premium at $25 a month.
Webflow vs WordPress: which is better for a blog?
On price, WordPress.com. Every paid WordPress.com plan includes unlimited pages and posts, from Personal at $4 a month in the first year. Webflow's CMS starts on Premium, at $25 a month billed yearly.
Does this include self-hosted WordPress?
No. This page only uses WordPress.com's hosted plans. Self-hosted WordPress (WordPress.org) costs depend on the host you choose, and we don't cover them here.
Do WordPress.com prices go up after the first year?
Yes. Personal renews at $5 a month, Premium at $9, Business at $28 and Commerce at $50.
Can I install plugins on WordPress.com?
WordPress.com lists plugin installs (over 60,000 plugins) on its paid plans, from Personal up.