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?

Yes, hosting multiple client projects under your Webflow account will generally use shared Webflow infrastructure, including shared IP addresses and DNS records. Here’s how that works when offering client billing or hosting clients under your Webflow account.

1. Shared Infrastructure

• Webflow uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Cloudflare to host all published sites.
• All Webflow-hosted sites across different accounts share a common CDN and proxy layer, which includes shared IP addresses.
• These IPs are typically (a) 75.2.70.75 and (b) 99.83.190.102, which are used across countless client projects hosted on Webflow.

2. DNS Settings for Custom Domains

• When pointing a custom domain to Webflow, clients will set A records to the above-shared IPs and CNAME to proxy-ssl.webflow.com.
• These settings do not uniquely identify your agency or isolate client sites; they simply point domains to Webflow’s global CDN and hosting layer.

3. Client Billing and Account Structure

• If you use Client Billing or host client projects within your Webflow account, their sites:
• Remain linked to your account (unless transferred).
• Share the same IP addresses as other Webflow sites, since IPs are not account-unique.
• Will not “mix” DNS in terms of visibility—each domain points only to its own DNS records.

4. Isolation and Client Privacy

• From a technical standpoint, clients sharing the same Webflow hosting layer (even across different Webflow accounts) does not expose private content or admin access.
• But all published sites are routed through the same proxy/CDN endpoints, meaning infrastructure is shared, though content and admin access are fully separated.

5. Alternatives for Dedicated Hosting

• Webflow does not offer dedicated IP hosting or private cloud environments by default.
• If you need heightened isolation, you’ll need to look into Enterprise-level agreements, though even then, Webflow typically still uses a shared hosting model.

Summary

All Webflow-hosted sites—regardless of account or billing setup—share core infrastructure and IP addresses (75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102). Hosting multiple client sites under your account with client billing does not provide dedicated IPs or DNS isolation. Sites are technically separate, but use the same DNS and IP framework as all other Webflow-hosted sites.