What you're really buying

Webflow is powerful. It's the tool professional designers use to build websites for clients. That's the catch. It's built for people who design websites for a living. There's a reason "Webflow developer" is a job you can hire for.

If you're not a designer, Webflow's power turns into homework. You're not building your website. You're learning a design tool so that someday you can build your website. Most people give up there, or pay someone $3,000 or more to do it for them.

What it costs

• · Webflow Basic: $15 a month billed yearly ($180 a year). No blog on this plan.

• · Webflow Premium: $25 a month billed yearly ($300 a year) per website. Paying monthly pushes it to $39 a month.

• · Extra editor seats cost more on top. The website is priced. So is everyone who touches it.

• · Mevin: free plan to start. Simple: $84 your first year, then $99 a year. Your own domain, 100 pages, 20 collections. No seats, ever.

Why people pick Mevin

Mevin builds the website for you from a conversation. There's no tool to learn. The AI does the design work. Then you can click anything and change it yourself, free, forever. You get what a Webflow professional would build you, without hiring one.

When you need something Mevin doesn't do yet, you don't post in a forum and hope. You tell the founder and it gets solved. Our business customers run on that. No Webflow plan sells it at any price.

Which one should you pick?

If you design websites for clients every week, Webflow is a fine tool and you probably already own it. If you just need your own website live and cheap to keep, that's Mevin. $84 for your first year instead of $300. Nobody charges you to edit what's yours.