Will multiple clients hosted on Webflow be seen on the same shared IP address and mixed in with other clients using the same DNS settings, if we offer client billing and host them in our account?
TL;DR
- Webflow uses shared IP addresses (75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102) for all hosted sites.
- Each client site is independent, with Webflow directing traffic via server-side routing.
- Hosting under your agency account means sites share Webflow’s IPs but remain logically separate.
- Webflow does not support dedicated IPs; use a reverse proxy (e.g., Cloudflare) if a unique IP is needed.
Yes, multiple client sites hosted on your Webflow account will share Webflow’s infrastructure, including common IP addresses for hosting. Here’s what you need to know about how Webflow handles hosting and DNS for client sites:
1. Shared IP Addresses
- Webflow uses a shared hosting environment, meaning many client sites will resolve to the same set of Webflow IP addresses.
- The standard A records for Webflow-hosted domains are:
- 75.2.70.75
- 99.83.190.102
- Any custom domain you connect to Webflow (via A records) will point to these shared IP addresses.
2. Client Separation Despite Shared Hosting
- Each site still operates independently, meaning there is no direct overlap in content or backend management between clients.
- Webflow employs server-side routing to ensure requests reach the correct project based on the domain name.
- Even though they use the same IPs, the DNS system directs each custom domain to its assigned Webflow project.
3. Impact of Hosting Clients Under Your Agency Account
- If you use Webflow Client Billing, sites remain in your Webflow account while clients handle payment.
- These sites still use Webflow’s global IP addresses, so they are technically hosted on the same shared infrastructure as other Webflow sites.
- If a client checks IP-based information, it may appear the same as other Webflow-hosted sites but remains logically separate in terms of access and content.
4. Alternative Hosting Approaches
- If clients require unique IP addresses for each site, Webflow’s current hosting setup does not support dedicated IPs.
- In such cases, a reverse proxy (like Cloudflare or another CDN provider) could mask the shared Webflow IPs by serving the site through a different network.
Summary
Yes, client sites hosted under your Webflow account will share Webflow’s standard IP addresses (75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102) with many other Webflow-hosted websites. However, each site remains independent in terms of domain routing and content. If clients require a unique IP, an external proxy or custom hosting outside Webflow would be needed.