What are some third party tools or integrations that can be used with Webflow?

Webflow supports a variety of third-party tools and integrations that extend its native capabilities in areas like e-commerce, analytics, forms, memberships, and automation.

1. Form Handling and Automation

• Zapier: Automate workflows between Webflow and 5,000+ apps (e.g., send form submissions to Google Sheets or a CRM).
• Make (formerly Integromat): Similar to Zapier, but allows for more complex logic and data mapping.
• Formspree or Basin: Use these to receive and manage form submissions if you need advanced spam filtering or integrations not offered via Webflow’s native form handler.

2. CMS and Content Extensions

• Jetboost: Add real-time search, filtering, pagination, and favoriting to Webflow’s CMS without custom code.
• Outseta: Add memberships, paywalls, authentication, email marketing, and CRM in an all-in-one toolkit for SaaS platforms.
• Memberstack or MemberSpace: Provide membership functionality, user accounts, and gated content with secure login and payment systems.

3. Analytics and Tracking

• Google Analytics: Track usage data by embedding your tracking ID in Project Settings > Integrations.
• Hotjar or Microsoft Clarity: Record user interactions for heatmaps, session replays, and behavior analytics.
• Facebook Pixel: Track and optimize Facebook/Instagram ad conversions via custom code embeds.

4. SEO and Marketing

• Google Tag Manager: Manage multiple tracking codes through one interface.
• Yoast SEO (indirectly via CMS workflows): Use Webflow CMS exporting in combination with WordPress/Yoast tools if working in mixed environments.
• ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, or ConvertKit: Connect through Webflow forms or automation to grow email marketing lists.

5. E-commerce Payment & Operations

• Foxy.io: Enables advanced e-commerce features like subscriptions, multi-currency, and custom tax rules with Webflow.
• Shopify (Buy Button embeds): Use in limited cases where Shopify's backend is needed but you want to use Webflow's front end.
• Printful or Printify: For print-on-demand store capabilities by integrating Webflow with backend fulfillment services via Zapier or Make.

6. Performance and Media

• Cloudflare: Add extra caching, CDN optimization, and security if using a custom domain.
• Fast.io or ImageKit.io: Optimize and serve high-speed images or media assets beyond what Webflow natively offers.

7. Client Portals and Dashboards

• Stacker or Noloco: Create client portals tied to Airtable or Google Sheets for dynamic content alongside the Webflow front end.
• Parabola: Visual data automation and transformation tool ideal for CMS imports/exports and data cleanup without code.

Summary

Webflow integrates well with tools like Zapier, Memberstack, Jetboost, and Hotjar for workflows, memberships, CMS enhancements, and analytics. Choosing the right integration depends on whether you're focused on marketing, automation, e-commerce, or advanced UX.