A Webflow developer in your Workspace, for the months you need one.
When agencies hire Webflow developers from us, it’s month by month: 40 or 80 hours from a team, or a senior developer of their own, full time. The work happens in your agency’s Webflow Workspace, in whatever class system the site already uses, and every change reaches the staging domain before the live one. Tell us which month you want to start and we’ll check capacity for it.
After launch, most Webflow work is adding to a site that already has a structure. The trick is to add to it without leaving a second set of classes behind.
Built from the components and classes the site already has.
Fields named so an editor knows what each one does.
Each one with a reduced-motion version.
Connected to the tools your client already pays for.
The settings. Where pages rank is up to Google.
Done in small steps, each one reviewed on staging.
Nothing reaches the custom domain until it has been on staging. That’s where we check a change first, and then you do.
Your team writes it on your board and links the frame. Your Project Manager checks it has what the developer needs: copy, images, and which CMS items it affects.
Before a larger change we save a backup of the site in Webflow, so there is a version to go back to.
Using the site’s existing classes, variables and components. A new class is added only when none of the existing ones fits.
The site is published to its webflow.io staging domain and not to the custom domain. You get that link.
The page is opened at 6 breakpoints, its forms are sent and its interactions are run on a phone. Flex 40 and Studio 80 put a second person on that. With a Dedicated Developer it’s the developer, with the Project Manager overseeing. Then the link is yours.
In a quiet hour for the site. Pages, forms and redirects are checked on live straight after.
Example Webflow update.
If one site only needs content edits, form checks and uptime monitoring, that’s a care plan, and it costs less than hours.
How a Webflow build runs, start to launchEverything sits in your Workspace or your client’s. We never build in a Workspace of ours and move the site over later.
Your Workspace, your client’s billThe hours go on the Designer and the CMS. Some Webflow jobs need a scope and a quote first, and those are listed here.
Webflow tasks are often small. Part of the Project Manager’s job is to group them, so the site isn’t published for each one.
Your assigned Project Manager groups small tasks, so that what goes to the staging domain together is ready to go live together.
When a task adds a class or a CMS field, the Project Manager sees that it lands in the site’s documentation the same week.
Your designers hand Figma files straight to the developer. The Project Manager looks over what is built, and your order says how often everyone meets.
Tools your client’s site already sends data to or loads. We connect them through embeds, native integrations or custom code, and list each one in the handover doc.
From design to structure
Figma
Relume
Finsweet AttributesForms and CRM
HubSpot
Typeform
CalendlyMotion and measurement
GSAP
Lottie
Google Tag ManagerFor most Webflow work, our pick is hours. A full-time developer makes sense once you have a queue of builds. Each card shows what its plan costs and commits you to.
Hours for pages and CMS changes
In the Designer
A Webflow developer, with a designer for pages that have no Figma yet and a tester for the staging check.
A Webflow queue it fits
A campaign page or two, CMS changes and small fixes across the sites you look after.
Not enough for
A new site of several templates. Order that per template.
Seats needed
One full seat in your Workspace.
Hours for design and build together
In the Designer
The same roles with twice the time, so pages can be designed in Figma and built in the same month.
A Webflow queue it fits
New pages that are designed as well as built, every month, for clients whose marketing teams keep asking.
Not enough for
A migration from another platform, which is quoted with its redirect map.
Seats needed
One full seat in your Workspace.
One Webflow developer, all month
In the Designer
One senior Webflow developer, building only for your agency.
A Webflow queue it fits
Your designers produce Figma files faster than your team can build them, and there is a full site in the queue most months.
Not enough for
Design. Every page needs a finished Figma frame from your side.
Seats needed
One full seat, for the same person every month.
One new site from a finished Figma file? Order it per template at a fixed price.Carrying hours over, notice and the minimum term Hours by region Hire WordPress developers Hire Shopify developers
Three sites our team built on Webflow, each at a fixed price. None of them was plan work; we can’t show any site from a plan here.
A national transport research organisation. One site for its services across road, rail, ports and airports, its software products, a training catalogue and a large library of news and research.
About this project: NTRO
A dealer in rare gemstones. An online shop for certified alexandrites and padparadscha sapphires, with buying guides, a find-your-stone form and a wholesale application.
About this project: The Rare Gem
A private mortgage investment firm. A calm, dark site that explains the fund, shows its returns as a chart and gives investors and borrowers one clear way to get in touch.
About this project: Guardian FinancialShown with written consent. Your own clients’ work only ever appears here if you say so.
Our on-time refund is for fixed-price projects, because they have a delivery date. A plan has these four instead.
We never contact, pitch or quote your client, during the plan or after it. If they contact us, we decline and tell you within 1 business day.
Read the zero-poach termsWe work from accounts you create on your domain, in your tools. You own them, and you can switch any of them off at any time.
How it worksYour assigned Project Manager works during your business day, within the working hours written in your order.
See hours by regionWorking hours and updates are service targets, and the on-time refund doesn’t cover them. If we materially miss the same one two months running and don’t fix it within 10 business days of your written notice, you can end the plan at once and get back prepaid fees for the unused period.
Read the Partner AgreementOur plan prices don’t change by platform. Webflow’s own seat and site plan charges are separate and go to Webflow.
One senior developer on your work and nobody else’s.
$3,200per month
Tell us what a normal month looks like in a 20-minute call. You get a written scope and a fixed monthly price within 2 business days of the call.
For the odd job that doesn’t justify a monthly plan.
Billed in 30-minute blocks, and always quoted before we start.
$40 per hourQuoted before we start
Four ways to get Webflow work done under your agency’s name, and each one is right for somebody.
| Freelance Webflow developer | Webflow developer you employ | Per-template order with us | Monthly plan with us | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Right when | You have a freelancer who knows your class system, and the work comes in bursts you can plan around | You sell Webflow builds all year and want the developer beside your designers | One site from a finished Figma file, priced per template | Pages, CMS changes and fixes arrive most weeks, across several client sites |
| Seat in your Workspace | A full seat, or guest access from their own Workspace | A full seat, all year | A full seat until handover | A full seat for as long as the plan runs |
| Class system | Theirs, unless you hold them to yours | Yours, if someone has documented it | Client-First if the site uses it, otherwise ours, documented in the handover | Whatever the site already has, with new classes added to its list |
| When a page has no design | They may design in the Designer as they go | Your designers supply it | We design it in Figma on a Starter or Business Site | We design it on Flex 40 and Studio 80; you do on the Dedicated Developer plan |
| Billing | Per hour or per project | Payroll | Per template, fixed | Per month, fixed |
| Drawback | Unavailable in the week you need them | A salary to cover when builds are thin | Small edits don’t justify an order each | Hours you don’t use are mostly lost |
Whichever you choose, ask who documents the classes. An undocumented Webflow site is slow for the next person to change, whoever that is.
Seats, Workspaces and class systems are below. What every plan promises is on the dedicated developers page.
Questions about the plans themselvesFlex 40 is $1,200 a month and buys 40 hours from a team. Studio 80 is $2,200 and buys 80. A Dedicated Developer, one senior person on your sites full time, is $3,200 a month for at least 3 months. Webflow’s charges for the seat and the site plan are separate.
Unless you have a spare one, yes. To design in your Workspace the developer needs a full seat. Webflow includes one full seat for the Workspace owner and charges for each one you add. You add the seat for an address on your domain and remove it when the plan ends. We don’t resell Webflow seats or plans.
Yes, through your agency. If the site sits in your client’s own Workspace, Webflow lets them add an agency as a guest without using one of their seats, and the agency joins on behalf of its whole Workspace. Your client adds your agency, and our developer works as a member of your Workspace on your domain, so your client sees only your name. Check that your agency’s Workspace plan includes guest access to client Workspaces.
The one the site already has. If it was built on Client-First, we keep to Client-First. If it has its own system, we follow it and add to its class list. If a site has no clear system, we tell you before we add to it and agree with you how far to tidy it.
Usually hours. Webflow work after launch tends to be small tasks, and many of them need a designer as well as a developer. Flex 40 and Studio 80 include design, and the Dedicated Developer doesn’t. Take the Dedicated Developer when builds from your own designers fill one person’s month. For a single site, a per-template order at $250 a template is simpler.
Webflow Ecommerce, yes, for a small catalogue: a new store is a fixed-price package at $3,500. For memberships and localised sites, ask us first. They depend on the site plan and on what the design needs, so we scope them on a call and quote a fixed price before starting, and we say if another platform would suit the job better.
On the site’s webflow.io staging domain. Webflow lets a site be published to that domain alone, without touching the custom domain, so you review the change at a real address. Before a larger change we also save a backup in Webflow that the site can be restored from.
Yes. Webflow imports Collection items from a CSV file, and each column is mapped to a field or left out. We prepare the file, run the import, then check the items on their template pages. First we count the items against the site plan’s CMS limit.
The Figma frame at desktop and mobile, the copy and the images. For CMS work, send the list of items or a CSV. If the file is missing a state or a breakpoint, we ask you before building anything.
Not from us. The Workspace member the developer logs in as is on your domain. Our name isn’t in the footer or the custom code, and nothing of ours shows up in your Workspace or its billing. Asked directly, the developer says they’re on your web team and doesn’t claim to be your employee.
In writing, 30 days ahead, on Flex 40 or Studio 80. A Dedicated Developer stays for a minimum of 3 months and needs the same 30 days after that. You then take back the seat. The site, its class list and its CMS notes were in your Workspace all along.
Next, you send a short brief and we reply with a fixed price and a delivery date in writing. You pay nothing until you sign the order.