Can I publish my edited version of a Webflow template to my website without any additional fees if I already have a web domain and hosting? Will I encounter any issues with the single-use license if I export the edited version to HTML/CSS/Javascript code to add backend features and update future versions of my website?

If you have purchased a Webflow template with a single-use license, you are allowed to publish your edited version of the template to your website without any additional fees. As long as you have a web domain and hosting, you can use Webflow to export the template as HTML/CSS/JavaScript code and upload it to your hosting provider.

With regards to adding backend features and updating future versions of your website, there are a few things to consider. When you export the template, you will receive the static HTML/CSS/JavaScript files, which means that any dynamic functionality or backend features will not be included in the exported code.

If you want to add backend features to your website, such as a login system, database integration, or forms that store data, you will need to develop and implement these features separately using a backend programming language (e.g., PHP, Node.js) and a database (e.g., MySQL, MongoDB). You can then integrate these features into the exported code manually.

When it comes to updating future versions of your website, it's important to note that exporting the template from Webflow is a one-time process, and any changes you make to the template within Webflow will not automatically reflect in the exported code. If you make updates to your website's design or content in Webflow, you will need to export and upload the updated code again to your hosting provider.

In summary, while you can publish your edited version of a Webflow template to your website without additional fees, exporting the template only provides you with the static code, and any backend features or future updates will need to be implemented manually.