Webflow does have certain hard limits for different aspects of the platform, such as storage, form submissions, and API calls. These limits are in place to ensure a fair usage policy and maintain system performance for all users. However, there are a few possibilities to work around or optimize your usage within these limits:
1. Optimize assets: One way to increase available storage is to optimize the images and other assets you upload to your site. Ensure that the file sizes are reasonable and compressed without compromising the quality. Consider using image optimization tools or Webflow's built-in image optimization features to reduce file sizes.
2. Clear unused data: Regularly review your project dashboard and remove any unused assets, unused pages, or unused collections from your project. This helps free up storage space and ensures you stay within the limits.
3. Form submissions: Webflow has form submission limits depending on your subscription plan. If you reach these limits, you can consider integrating third-party form services like Zapier or Integromat to handle form submissions beyond the Webflow limits.
4. API calls: Webflow also limits the number of API calls per minute depending on the subscription plan. If you need to exceed these limits, you can spread out and optimize your API calls or explore using webhooks instead to trigger certain actions.
However, it's important to note that increasing or removing the hard limits is not possible within the Webflow platform itself. These limits are set by Webflow to maintain a stable and fair environment for all users. If you consistently find that you're hitting the hard limits and require more resources, you might consider upgrading to a higher subscription plan that provides higher limits to better accommodate your needs.
It's worth mentioning that Webflow sometimes updates its features and policies, so it's advisable to refer to Webflow's official documentation or contact their support for the most up-to-date information on hard limits and ways to optimize your usage within the platform.