Webflow offers a separate pricing structure for its Ecommerce solution, which is independent of the pricing for hosting and CMS.
If a client is already using Webflow CMS for their website and wants to add Ecommerce functionality, they will need to subscribe to a separate Ecommerce plan. This allows them to take advantage of the robust features and capabilities that Webflow Ecommerce offers.
The Ecommerce plans are specifically designed to cater to businesses that primarily focus on online selling and require dedicated tools to manage their products, inventory, orders, and payments. By subscribing to an Ecommerce plan, clients gain access to features like product variants, inventory management, custom checkout fields, abandoned cart recovery, and various payment gateway integrations.
However, if a client only wants to set up an Ecommerce store and doesn't require a content management system, they can still use Webflow Ecommerce as a standalone solution. In this case, they would only need to subscribe to the Ecommerce plan that suits their needs.
It's worth noting that while Ecommerce plans are priced separately, they include hosting for the Ecommerce portion of the website. This means that clients do not need to purchase hosting separately for their Ecommerce store.
Overall, Webflow offers flexibility in its pricing structure, allowing clients to choose between CMS, Ecommerce, or both, based on their specific requirements and business objectives.