Is it possible to redirect a subdomain within the same Webflow project without purchasing separate hosting plans?

Yes, it is possible to redirect a subdomain within the same Webflow project without purchasing separate hosting plans. Webflow allows you to manage your subdomains and redirects directly within your project settings.

To redirect a subdomain, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Webflow account and open your project.
2. Go to the Project Settings by clicking on the gear icon in the left-hand sidebar.
3. Select the Hosting tab.
4. Under the Domains section, you will see your primary domain listed, along with any additional subdomains you've added.
5. Click on the subdomain you want to redirect.
6. In the settings for that subdomain, you will find a Redirects section.
7. Click on the "+ Add redirect" button.
8. Enter the destination URL where you want the subdomain to redirect to.
9. Choose the appropriate redirect type (301 or 302) based on your needs.
10. Save your changes.

Once you've completed these steps, any requests to the subdomain you've specified will be automatically redirected to the destination URL you have set.

It's important to note that while Webflow allows you to manage redirects for subdomains within the same project, you still need to have the necessary DNS settings configured correctly for the subdomain to point to your Webflow project. You'll need to add the appropriate CNAME record or DNS A record pointing to Webflow's servers in your DNS settings to ensure the subdomain is correctly directed.