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What could be causing payment conflicts when trying to upgrade from a free trial on Webflow, and how can this issue be resolved?

TL;DR
  • Verify accurate billing details, matching addresses, and supported payment methods.
  • Clear browser cache or use Incognito mode and switch browsers if needed.
  • Ensure you're the account owner or have billing permissions.
  • Choose the correct plan type (Site vs. Workspace) to avoid mismatches.
  • Check for unpaid invoices or failed transactions in billing settings.
  • Contact Webflow Support with account and error details if issues persist.

Payment conflicts when upgrading from a Webflow free trial usually relate to billing setup, account ownership, or browser-related issues. Here’s how to identify and resolve them.

1. Verify Billing Information

  • Double-check your card details (number, expiration date, CVC) for accuracy.
  • Ensure the billing address matches what's on file with your bank.
  • Make sure the payment method supports international/online transactions; Webflow uses Stripe, which may reject prepaid cards or unsupported credit unions.

2. Clear Browser Issues

  • Log out and clear your browser's cache and cookies.
  • Try submitting payment using Incognito or Private browsing mode.
  • If the issue persists, try switching to a different browser (e.g., Chrome or Firefox).

3. Confirm Account Ownership and Role

  • Only the account owner or invited team members with billing access can upgrade from the free trial.
  • If you're on a Workspace or team plan, confirm you're making changes as an Admin or Owner.

4. Check Plan Conflicts

  • Ensure you’re selecting the right kind of plan:
  • Site Plan (for individual websites)
  • Workspace Plan (for team/collaborative environments)
  • You can’t apply a Workspace plan to a single Site, which may cause errors if the context is mismatched.

5. Review Existing Invoices or Failed Transactions

  • Go to Account Settings > Billing > Invoices to see if any open or failed payments are blocking upgrades.
  • If a previous transaction was flagged for fraud or declined, Webflow may pause further payment attempts.

6. Contact Support if Needed

  • If all else fails, contact Webflow Support directly through the Help Center.
  • Include details like your account email, plan you’re trying to purchase, and any error messages you’re seeing.

Summary

Payment conflicts during a Webflow upgrade are usually caused by invalid billing details, account permission issues, or browser-related glitches. Double-check the billing info, ensure proper user role, and try a different browser. If unresolved, view existing invoice status or contact Webflow Support for manual resolution.

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