Is there a Webflow Slack channel available for Partners, Freelancers, and Agencies to join?
TL;DR
- Webflow lacks an official Slack, but active invite-only community groups like Flow Party exist for networking and collaboration.
- Join via community sites (e.g., flowparty.com) and explore official alternatives like the Webflow Forum and community events.
Webflow doesn't have an official public Slack channel, but there are several community-driven Slack groups where Partners, Freelancers, and Agencies actively collaborate and network.
1. Webflow Community Slack Groups
- Unofficial Webflow Slack groups have been created by members of the community and are active with discussions, job postings, and feedback channels.
- One prominent example is the FlowParty Slack, which is tied to the Flow Party community (https://www.flowparty.com/).
- Another active group is the Webflow Global Community which may be accessible via invitation—often linked from Webflow-related forums or community members’ portfolios.
2. How to Join
- These Slack communities are usually invite-only to prevent spam.
- To join, visit the hosting community's website (e.g., Flowparty.com) and look for a Join Slack or Join the Community button.
- You may be asked to provide your email and a few professional details before receiving the invite.
3. Official Alternatives
- While Webflow doesn’t operate a Slack group outright, consider these official alternatives:
- Webflow Forum: forums.webflow.com for discussions, feedback, and announcements.
- Webflow Experts Directory: experts.webflow.com for finding and connecting with certified Experts.
- Webflow Community Events: https://webflow.com/community/events for local and virtual meetups.
Summary
Webflow does not run an official Slack channel, but active community Slack groups like Flow Party do exist for Freelancers, Agencies, and Partners. These require an invite, usually available via community sites or events.