Webflow does not natively support recurring payments (subscriptions) out of the box, even with the built-in Stripe e-commerce integration. However, you can set it up using third-party no-code tools that connect Stripe with Webflow.
1. Use Memberstack for Recurring Payments
- Memberstack is a no-code tool that integrates with Webflow and supports Stripe-powered recurring subscriptions.
- You can create subscription-based products (like monthly rentals) directly in Memberstack tied to Stripe payment plans.
- Easily embed Memberstack’s login/signup forms in your Webflow site without coding.
2. Setup Process Overview
- Create a Memberstack project and link your Stripe account.
- Define membership plans in Memberstack that correspond to your rental pricing (weekly, monthly, etc.).
- Embed Memberstack components (payment buttons, sign-up forms) into your Webflow pages using simple divs and attributes.
- Customize access control so only paying users can view rental features or product pages if needed.
3. Alternative No-Code Options
If Memberstack isn’t a fit, consider these:
- Outseta – Includes authentication, billing (recurring), and CRM. Also integrates with Webflow using attributes.
- Paddle (via Nobull) – If Stripe isn't required or you're selling globally with tax compliance.
- Lemon Squeezy – Requires more setup but offers subscription support and checkout embedding.
4. Limitations of Webflow Native E-Commerce
- Webflow's built-in checkout only supports one-time payments.
- No recurring billing or subscription logic is possible without using an external service like Memberstack.
Summary
Webflow doesn’t support recurring payments natively, but Memberstack + Stripe offers a powerful, no-code solution for setting up subscriptions for rented products. It’s easy to integrate and doesn’t require building from scratch—ideal for product rentals with recurring billing needs.