Webflow does not have a built-in commenting system, but you can integrate third-party tools to enable comments on your site.
Webflow allows you to embed third-party tools that provide commenting functionality.
- Popular options include:
- Disqus: Offers rich moderation tools and is commonly used for blog comments.
- Hyvor Talk: A privacy-focused alternative to Disqus with similar features.
- Cactus Comments or Commento: Lightweight and privacy-first options.
- To implement: Get the embed code from the platform, then use an Embed element in Webflow to insert it where you want comments to appear.
If you need a more customized solution:
- Use Webflow CMS to structure user-submitted content.
- Pair it with a form and Zapier or Make to capture comments and push them into your CMS.
- This method requires manual approval workflow and is not real-time.
3. Consider Membership & Auth Solutions
If you want authenticated comments:
- Use Memberstack, Outseta, or Webflow Memberships (Beta) for gated content and user authentication.
- Combine with a CMS and an approved form submission setup for limited commenting features.
Summary
Webflow doesn't offer native commenting, but you can use embed tools like Disqus or Hyvor Talk for a plug-and-play solution, or build a custom flow using Webflow CMS and automation tools if you need more control.