How can I remove the e-commerce functionality from my Webflow clone with CMS capabilities?

If you've cloned a Webflow project that includes e-commerce functionality but only need the CMS capabilities, you can remove the e-commerce features by following these steps.

1. Delete All E-Commerce Products

• Go to the E-commerce tab in the Webflow Designer.
• Select Products and remove all product items.
• Ensure there are no remaining products before proceeding.

2. Remove E-Commerce Pages

• Go to the Pages panel.
• Locate the E-commerce category, which includes Product, Checkout, and Order Confirmation pages.
• Click the trash icon next to each of these pages to delete them.

3. Disconnect E-Commerce Collections

• Open the CMS Collections tab.
• Look for collections that were used by Webflow’s e-commerce (e.g., Products, Categories, Orders).
• Try to delete them; if Webflow prevents this, manually remove any references to these collections in your design.

4. Delete E-Commerce Components in Designer

• Check your pages for e-commerce elements like add to cart buttons, product lists, or checkout links.
• Remove all components that are linked to E-commerce settings.

5. Disable E-Commerce in Project Settings

• Go to Project Settings → E-commerce tab.
• Webflow does not provide a direct disable button for e-commerce, but removing all related elements effectively removes the functionality.

6. Update Hosting Plan If Needed

• If you are on an E-commerce plan, switch to a CMS plan under Project Settings → Billing.

Summary

To remove e-commerce from your Webflow project but retain CMS capabilities, delete all products, pages, and related elements, and switch to a CMS hosting plan if necessary.