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Webflow separates Workspace plans from Site plans, but the card saved on a Workspace is used for future payments across both. SolCard works well if your collaboration plan and hosted sites live under the same billing setup.

Any Workspace tier can support unlimited paid Site plans, and every site that needs a custom domain needs its own Site plan. SolCard is practical if you keep multiple brand, campaign, or client sites inside one Webflow Workspace.

Webflow bills paid Full seats for people who need full site design or admin access separately from Limited seats for content editing or component-based page building. Adding seats can trigger an immediate charge to the card on file, so SolCard can absorb those team changes without changing your Webflow setup.

Freelancer and Agency Workspaces can transfer Site plan and add-on billing to a client through Webflow's client payments flow. SolCard is most useful while the site is still billed to your Workspace; once the client accepts, future charges move to them.

If you use Webflow's native Ecommerce checkout, Webflow requires an Ecommerce Site plan to enable checkout. SolCard covers the Webflow subscription itself, while your store customers still pay through Stripe, PayPal, or supported web payments on the storefront.

Paid Webflow plans auto-renew, Webflow generally does not offer refunds, and downgrading a paid Site plan to Starter can remove custom domains and unpublish the site. SolCard helps you keep those recurring charges funded without changing Webflow's own policy rules.