What happens when you downgrade to free
When you downgrade a site plan, your custom domain stops resolving and the site goes offline for visitors - but the project stays in your Webflow account. You can re-publish to a free webflow.io subdomain at no cost. Downgrading a workspace plan reduces your CMS item limit and team seats; content beyond the free limit becomes hidden (not deleted) until you upgrade again.
Refund policy
Webflow does not offer prorated refunds for the current billing period. Annual plan cancellations do not receive refunds for unused months. If you believe you were billed in error, contact billing@webflow.com within 30 days.
Frequently asked questions
- Will my website go offline if I cancel my Webflow site plan?
- Yes - your custom domain will stop resolving. However, you can still publish to a free webflow.io subdomain. Export your code before canceling if you want to migrate hosting elsewhere.
- Can I keep my Webflow project if I cancel my workspace plan?
- Yes. Downgrading to the free workspace keeps your projects, but restricts CMS items, team seats, and project limits to free-tier allowances. Content beyond these limits is hidden, not deleted.
- How do I migrate away from Webflow hosting?
- Export your code (Designer → Export Code), then host the static files on Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, or any static hosting provider. For CMS-driven sites, you'll need to rebuild the dynamic functionality separately.