You can install many third-party tools and integrations on a Webflow CMS Plan, but there are limitations depending on the integration type. Here's a breakdown to help clarify what’s supported.
1. Use of Custom Code Is Allowed on CMS Plan
- The CMS plan supports adding custom code in the Project Settings (Site-wide) and within individual Pages.
- You can insert tools like Google Analytics, Hotjar, Chat widgets, Calendly, and similar by embedding their script snippet into the Page Settings → Footer Code or Project Settings → Custom Code.
2. Limitations on Backend or Server-Side Integrations
- Webflow is a static+CMS platform, so it does not allow backend scripting (PHP, Node.js, etc.).
- Tools that require server-side processing or hosting files/scripts on the server won’t work unless you connect them through external platforms or APIs.
- You can connect Webflow CMS to tools like Zapier, Make (Integromat), or Pabbly to automate content imports, form submissions, or updates.
- These tools use the Webflow API, which is fully accessible on the CMS Plan.
- E-commerce features are not included with the CMS Plan; you'll need an Ecommerce plan.
- For memberships, third-party tools like Memberstack, Outseta, or Firebase Auth can be embedded via custom code, and they work with the CMS plan.
Summary
Yes, with a Webflow CMS Plan, you can install many third-party tools via custom code embeds and API integrations, but tools requiring server-side functionality or e-commerce/membership systems may need external platforms or an upgrade to a higher plan.