What is Webflow Enterprise?
Webflow Enterprise is the highest tier of Webflow’s plans, designed for large teams and organisations with security, compliance, scale, and governance requirements that the standard Site and Workspace plans don’t cover. It’s not a different product; you build sites in the same Webflow Designer, but it wraps your Webflow usage in enterprise-grade security, reliability guarantees, dedicated support, and administrative controls. It’s the plan companies move to when a website stops being “a marketing site” and becomes critical infrastructure with IT, security, and legal stakeholders involved.
What Features Does Webflow Enterprise Include?
Webflow Enterprise includes advanced capabilities across security, reliability, governance, and support:
Security & access
- Single sign-on (SSO) via your identity provider: plus SCIM/JIT user provisioning, which depends on SSO.
- Advanced security features: DDoS protection, custom SSL certificates, custom security headers, and private Webflow staging.
Reliability
- Enhanced SLA - 99.99% hosting uptime, backed contractually.
Governance
- Granular permissions and custom roles for large teams.
- Advanced governance and an audit logs API to track activity.
Scale
- Custom limits - unlimited CMS items, with bandwidth and monthly visits adjusted to your needs.
Support
- A dedicated account manager and priority support with custom SLAs.
Why do companies need SSO, and is it Enterprise-only?
Companies need SSO so employees access Webflow through the same secure, centrally managed identity system (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, etc.) they use for other tools, which improves security, simplifies onboarding/offboarding, and is often mandated by IT and compliance teams. On Webflow, SSO is available only on the Enterprise Workspace there is no alternative, and SCIM or JIT provisioning (automated user management) depends on SSO, making them Enterprise-only too. For many organisations, that single requirement is what forces the move to enterprise.
What is the Webflow Enterprise SLA?
Webflow Enterprise provides an enhanced hosting uptime SLA of 99.99%, committed contractually rather than offered as best-effort. For a business whose website drives revenue, lead generation, or critical customer-facing functionality, a guaranteed uptime SLA with the accountability that comes with it is often a procurement requirement. Standard plans don’t include a contractual SLA, so if legal or IT requires one, Enterprise is the route.
How much does Webflow Enterprise cost?
Webflow Enterprise pricing is custom and negotiated directly with Webflow; there is no public price. It’s quoted based on your needs: number of sites and seats, traffic and bandwidth, security requirements, and support level. Industry pricing breakdowns generally place full enterprise contracts in the tens of thousands of dollars per year and up (commonly cited around $50,000+/year), though smaller-scope arrangements exist. Because it’s bespoke, the practical step is to get a quote from Webflow’s sales team based on your actual requirements. For the full picture of Webflow’s non-enterprise costs, see our Webflow pricing guide.
Webflow Team Plan vs Enterprise: What’s the Difference?
The difference is scale and control. Webflow’s Team (Workspace) plans cover growing teams with shared workspaces and standard collaboration, while Enterprise adds the security, reliability, and governance that large organisations require:
If your requirements are mostly about team size and collaboration, a team plan may be enough; if they include SSO, a contractual SLA, or formal governance, that’s enterprise territory.
When should you move to Webflow Enterprise?
Move to Webflow Enterprise when your organisation has security, compliance, reliability, or governance requirements that standard plans can’t meet. Common triggers:
- IT or security mandates SSO for all software access.
- You need a contractual uptime SLA for a revenue-critical site.
- You require audit logs, granular permissions, or custom roles for a large team.
- You’ve outgrown standard CMS, bandwidth, or visitor limits.
- Procurement requires enterprise support, security review, or a custom contract.
Do You Need an Enterprise Partner Agency for a Webflow Enterprise Build?
Not strictly but for enterprise-scale sites, a specialist agency is usually worth it. Enterprise builds involve complex CMS architecture, migrations without SEO loss, integrations, accessibility, and governance across large teams where experience matters. theCSS Agency is a Webflow Premium Partner that builds and maintains sites at scale; see our Webflow development agency services, or learn what a Webflow Partner is and how the tiers work. For large multi-team sites, pair Enterprise with a plan for ongoing maintenance.
FAQs
1. What is Webflow Enterprise?
Webflow Enterprise is Webflow’s top-tier plan for large organisations, adding SSO, a 99.99% uptime SLA, advanced security and governance, custom limits, and a dedicated account manager on top of the standard Webflow platform.
2. What does Webflow Enterprise include?
It includes SSO (with SCIM/JIT provisioning), a 99.99% hosting uptime SLA, DDoS protection, custom SSL and security headers, private staging, granular permissions and custom roles, an audit logs API, custom CMS/bandwidth/visit limits, and a dedicated account manager.
3. Is SSO available without Webflow Enterprise?
No. On Webflow, SSO is available only on the Enterprise Workspace, and SCIM or JIT provisioning depends on SSO, so they are Enterprise-only as well.
4. How much does Webflow Enterprise cost?
Webflow Enterprise pricing is custom and negotiated directly with Webflow, with no public price. Full enterprise contracts commonly start in the tens of thousands of dollars per year, depending on scope.
5. What is the difference between Webflow Team and Enterprise plans?
Team/Workspace plans cover collaboration for growing teams, while Enterprise adds SSO, a contractual 99.99% SLA, advanced security and governance, custom limits, and dedicated support capabilities standard plans don’t offer.
6. When should a company move to Webflow Enterprise?
When it needs SSO, a contractual uptime SLA, audit logs and granular governance, custom limits beyond standard tiers, or enterprise support and a custom contract typically driven by IT, security, or procurement requirements.

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