What is the difference between Edit mode and an extra Seat in Webflow?

Edit mode and an extra seat in Webflow serve different purposes and have distinct functionalities. Here are the key differences between the two:

1. Edit Mode:

• Edit mode is the primary interface within Webflow and is accessible to all users.
• It allows users to make changes and updates to their website's design, content, and settings directly.
• Users can edit pages, create new content, modify layout and styling, manage collections, and add interactions.
• Edit mode provides full control and customization capabilities for designing and maintaining a website.

1. Extra Seat:

• An extra seat in Webflow refers to an additional user account that can access the designer and editor of a project.
• Extra seats are meant for collaborating with team members, clients, or stakeholders.
• Each extra seat is associated with an individual user and has specific permissions and access levels assigned by the project owner.
• Users with extra seats can access and make changes to the project simultaneously, facilitating collaborative design and content management.
• Extra seats are available in paid Webflow plans, enabling efficient teamwork and enhancing the workflow.

To summarize, edit mode is the core interface where all users can create, modify, and maintain the website, while an extra seat allows for collaborative work by enabling additional users to access and make changes to the project.