Is there a way to remove the "Made in Webflow" badge from the Webflow pages plugin in Wordpress without affecting the integration with Intercom?
TL;DR
- Upgrade to a Webflow Site Plan and republish the project to remove the "Made in Webflow" badge.
- Re-embedding is typically unnecessary with the Webflow Pages Plugin, and Intercom integration remains unaffected.
You can remove the “Made in Webflow” badge when embedding Webflow pages in WordPress, but it requires a Webflow paid plan. This change won’t affect the site’s integration with Intercom as long as the page structure and scripts remain intact.
1. Upgrade to a Webflow Paid Plan
- The “Made in Webflow” badge appears by default on free Webflow sites.
- To remove it, you must subscribe to a Webflow Site Plan (Basic or higher) for each project where the badge should be removed.
- Once on a paid plan, Webflow automatically disables the badge in the site's published output.
2. Republish Your Webflow Project
- After upgrading, republish the Webflow site so the changes (including badge removal) are reflected in the exported or embedded version.
- Make sure you’re copying the new embed script or iframe link after republishing.
3. Re-Embed in WordPress (If Needed)
- If you are using the Webflow Pages Plugin for WordPress, you typically don’t need to change anything after republishing.
- The plugin dynamically pulls the live content from Webflow, so as long as the site is republished, the updated version (without the badge) should appear.
4. Ensure Intercom Integration Is Unaffected
- Intercom usually runs via a JavaScript snippet on your site (loaded via Webflow’s page settings or embedded in WordPress).
- The "Made in Webflow" badge is a visual footer indicator and does not interfere with scripts or integrations.
- As long as the embed remains valid and your Intercom script remains loaded in the website’s
<head>or before</body>, your integration will continue to work.
Summary
To remove the "Made in Webflow" badge when using the Webflow Pages plugin in WordPress, upgrade your Webflow project to a paid plan and republish it. This does not affect your Intercom integration.