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?

When hosting multiple clients on Webflow under your account, each client's website will have its own unique domain name (e.g., client1website.com, client2website.com). Although Webflow uses a shared infrastructure for hosting, it assigns each website a separate IP address, ensuring isolation and separation.

While multiple client websites may share some resources like cache, CDN, and load balancing, they won't be mixed together or seen on the same shared IP address. Instead, Webflow employs a system called Anycast DNS, which allows you to set up custom DNS settings for each client's website.

The Anycast DNS system ensures that when a visitor requests a client's website, they are directed to the nearest available Webflow server location. This way, each client's website is served efficiently from the closest server to the visitor, enhancing performance and reducing latency.

By organizing your clients' websites within your Webflow account, you have the ability to manage and bill them conveniently from a centralized location. However, the websites themselves remain separate entities with their own distinct domain names, assigned IP addresses, and DNS configurations.