If I start a website on the Basic Plan Yearly Subscription on Webflow and later decide to upgrade to the CMS Yearly Plan, do I need to buy a full year on the CMS Plan or just an upgrade for the remaining nine months of the running yearly plan?
If you initially start a website on the Basic Plan Yearly Subscription on Webflow and later decide to upgrade to the CMS Yearly Plan, you have two options:
Pay for the remaining months of the Basic Plan:
- If you've already paid for a full year on the Basic Plan, you can choose to pay for only the remaining nine months of the plan before upgrading to the CMS Plan. This ensures you don't lose any money that you've already invested in the Basic Plan.
- With this option, you'll be charged the prorated amount for the CMS Plan for the time remaining on your current Basic Plan.
Pay for a full year on the CMS Plan:
- Alternatively, you have the option to pay for a full year on the CMS Plan, even if you've already paid for a full year on the Basic Plan.
- Choosing this option allows you to enjoy the benefits of the CMS Plan for a full year, starting from the date of upgrade.
With both options, the transition from the Basic Plan to the CMS Plan is seamless and doesn't require you to redesign your website or migrate your existing content. You'll gain access to all the CMS features and capabilities, including dynamic content management, collections, and enhanced collaboration tools.
Overall, the choice between paying for the remaining months of the Basic Plan or opting for a full year on the CMS Plan depends on your specific needs and budget. If you're unsure, it's recommended to reach out to Webflow's customer support for personalized guidance on the best approach for your website.
Additional Questions:
- What are the main differences between the Basic Plan and the CMS Plan on Webflow?
- Can I downgrade my Webflow plan if I no longer need the features of a higher-tier plan?
- Are there any limitations or restrictions when upgrading from the Basic Plan to the CMS Plan on Webflow?
