When will Webflow remove the 100 static page limit and provide a timeline for implementation?
TL;DR
- Webflow enforces a 100 static page limit per project, excluding CMS and eCommerce pages which can scale higher.
- No official timeline exists for increasing this limit, so use CMS collections or multiple interlinked projects as workarounds.
Webflow currently enforces a 100 static page limit on most site plans, and there is no official public timeline for removing or increasing this limit.
1. Webflow's Current Static Page Limit
- Webflow limits static pages (pages created manually in the Designer, like Home, About, Contact) to 100 per project.
- This does not include CMS collection pages or eCommerce product pages, which are dynamically generated and can scale much higher depending on your plan.
2. Acknowledgement and Future Plans
- Webflow's team has acknowledged user demand for increasing static page limits.
- As of now (latest update mid-2024), there is no published timeline or confirmed roadmap for raising or removing the 100-page static limit.
- You can follow these discussions and announcements on:
- Webflow’s Wishlist (wishlist.webflow.com)
- Webflow Forum (forum.webflow.com)
- Official Webflow Updates blog or via Webflow’s changelog.
3. Workarounds
Until the limit changes, consider the following:
- Use CMS collections for repeatable page types, such as services or portfolio items.
- Break large projects into multiple Webflow sites and interlink them using navigation.
- Use subdirectories or subdomains with different Webflow projects if your use-case requires more static structure.
Summary
Webflow still enforces a 100 static page limit, with no official timeline released for lifting this restriction. Use CMS-driven content or multiple projects as workarounds while monitoring Webflow’s roadmap for future announcements.