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1000 form submissions per site and month in the top plan ($840 per year) and $0.01 for each after reaching the limit? They don't mean clicking on the submit button of a HTML form, do they? That would mean that a bot submitting a form every second for 24 hours would add $864 to the bill.
Here's my use case:
I host my own web apps & sites.
I would like to use WebFlow to redesign one of them. Should take me about a month.
Do I only pay for a month, and then export, and then quit paying?
What happens when, 1 year from now, I want to tweak the site? Can WebFlow import old webflow projects? Or do I need to pay for every intervening month to preserve the ability to use WebFlow on that site in the future?
If the Webflow website was built and designed using only Webflow, then I would be impressed.
(Co-founder here...) The Webflow.com website was mostly designed in Webflow, but we had some limitations at the time that required us to hand-code things. A new version is in the works that is completely created in Webflow, so it's only a matter of time :) Pretty much all of our other sites (e.g. [1][2]) are already built/hosted/managed on Webflow. [1] http://tutorials.webflow.com/ [2] http://jobs.webflow.com
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Nor does it imply quality in and of itself. >>"Responsive" is pretty factual - something either is or it isn't responsive. "Car" is pretty factual. There's all kinds of cars...
Sure, but if you want to drive on the road, it's still at least a bit helpful to know that the framework is not, in fact, a boat. (I wonder if someone could give a Devil's Advocate position on the advantages of a non-responsive framework...)
If I was building something that saw no significant advantages from being responsive (e.g. an ATM GUI) I'd definitely skip it.
I love Webflow, and have used it for multiple projects, but I personally feel like it's way too expensive. As a student, I could literarily get the entire adobe creative suite for cheaper than the Webflow plan I would need would cost. And, as I only create a few static web pages a year, there's no way I can justify paying for Webflow.
I read the pricing FAQ but I'm still a bit confused. Here's my use case: I host my own web apps & sites. I would like to use WebFlow to redesign one of them. Should take me about a month. Do I only pay for a month, and then export, and then quit paying? What happens when, 1 year from now, I want to tweak the site? Can WebFlow import old webflow projects? Or do I need to pay for every intervening month to preserve the…
I read the pricing FAQ but I'm still a bit confused. Here's my use case: I host my own web apps & sites. I would like to use WebFlow to redesign one of them. Should take me about a month. Do I only pay for a month, and then export, and then quit paying? What happens when, 1 year from now, I want to tweak the site? Can WebFlow import old webflow projects? Or do I need to pay for every intervening month to preserve the…
I read the pricing FAQ but I'm still a bit confused. Here's my use case: I host my own web apps & sites. I would like to use WebFlow to redesign one of them. Should take me about a month. Do I only pay for a month, and then export, and then quit paying? What happens when, 1 year from now, I want to tweak the site? Can WebFlow import old webflow projects? Or do I need to pay for every intervening month to preserve the…
yep, also disappointed/confused by their pricing model.
I read the pricing FAQ but I'm still a bit confused. Here's my use case: I host my own web apps & sites. I would like to use WebFlow to redesign one of them. Should take me about a month. Do I only pay for a month, and then export, and then quit paying? What happens when, 1 year from now, I want to tweak the site? Can WebFlow import old webflow projects? Or do I need to pay for every intervening month to preserve the…