What will your Webflow bandwidth cost at renewal?
Put in last month's bandwidth. See the add-on Webflow will charge, at its published prices, next to the fixed Flowdrive plan that replaces it.
Find it in your site's usage page in Webflow. Use your busiest recent month. 1TB = 1,000GB.
On Basic? It includes 10GB, and two months over moves the site to Premium, so these numbers are yours too.
- Bandwidth add-on, +250GB $100
- Basic plan, fixed price $15.83
- Bandwidth fees$0
No made-up numbers. Here's the working.
Webflow prices as published, checked 2026-09-28. Here's every assumption, including the ones that make us look worse.
What goes away
Webflow Premium includes 50GB. Above that you pay a bandwidth add-on from Webflow's published table, and past 2.5TB a month the Team plan at $2,500/mo on an annual contract. Move the videos and files and that cost goes away. Your Premium plan stays the same either way, so we leave it out.
What replaces it
One Flowdrive plan at a fixed price, with no bandwidth fees: the cheapest plan that covers your requests. That's the whole comparison, the add-on you drop against the plan you pick up. Under 50GB there's nothing to drop, and just over it the difference is small; the checker says so rather than selling you a saving.
GB to requests
We divide your bandwidth by the typical size of what you serve. That counts every replay as a new request, so it overestimates your requests and your Flowdrive plan. The real number is usually lower.
The one assumption
That your videos and files are what's using the bandwidth. For a site with a hero video that's almost always true: a play is around 15MB, a page a few hundred KB. If your pages alone use more than 50GB, Webflow will still charge for those.
Found a number you don't like?
Move the video first. It's usually most of the bandwidth, and it takes about ten minutes.