Yes, on its entry-level Ecommerce plan. Webflow has historically charged a platform transaction fee on each sale on the lowest Ecommerce plan, and removed it on the two higher plans. Payment processing fees from Stripe or PayPal apply on every plan and are separate. Webflow updates its pricing, so check the current pricing page for the exact figure.
Webflow does charge a transaction fee, but only on one of its Ecommerce plans.
Which plan carries the fee
Webflow offers three Ecommerce site plans. The entry-level plan has historically included a platform transaction fee, a percentage of each sale that Webflow keeps on top of the monthly price. The two higher plans charge more per month and drop the fee. The exact percentage and plan names have changed before, so confirm them on Webflow’s current pricing page.
Fees that apply on every plan
Your payment processor charges its own fee on each order. Webflow Ecommerce checkout uses Stripe, with PayPal and wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay available through it. Those fees go to the processor, not to Webflow, and they apply whatever plan you are on.
Working out your real cost
- Estimate your monthly order value.
- Multiply by the entry plan’s percentage fee.
- Compare that figure with the monthly price difference to the next plan.
If the fee is higher than the difference, the higher plan is cheaper overall. Many growing stores reach that point faster than they expect.
In short
You will always pay payment processing fees. Whether you also pay Webflow a percentage depends on the plan you pick.
