Webflow helps teams collaborate and develop the website. It reduces development time as teams develop and design the website simultaneously. Similarly, content teams can edit while the design continues. Webflow also makes it easy for project managers to oversee the process.

Lack of Password Protection on Individual Pages: Webflow only offers site-wide password protection, making it challenging if you need to protect individual pages or sections of your site. Limited Blogging Features: For users who want to use their site primarily for blogging, Webflow may not be the best choice.

WordPress offers customization through plugins and themes. For deep customization, some coding knowledge will be beneficial. Webflow provides a visual interface for design customization without coding. For design, Webflow might be easier; for functionality, WordPress offers more depth.

Every Webflow site starts with a free Starter Site plan, which provides basic functionality for prototyping and designing your site (e.g., a staging subdomain, limited form submissions and CMS items, and backups and versioning).