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What type of Webflow plan do I need for CartGenie?

Find out which Webflow site plans are compatible with our app

Requirements

There are a few requirements in order for CartGenie to work with your Webflow site. Be sure your current plan has room for the following items to be added to your site:

  • 2 Pages (checkout, confirmation)

  • 3 CMS Collections (products, product options, categories)

    • 24 Custom Fields within a collection (including 4 Reference Custom Fields)

  • (Varies by Usage) CMS Items

    • 1 item for each product

    • 1 item for each variant option value (such as small, medium, red, yellow)

    • 1 item for each category

Compatible Webflow Plans

In order to publish your site on a custom domain, you must purchase a Webflow plan. Due to the requirements above, you must choose one of the following options:

  • CMS

    • Limit: 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 2,000 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Business

    • Limit: 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 10,000+ CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Enterprise

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The Basic plan doesn’t have any CMS collections, which makes it incompatible for use with CartGenie.
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Note: The CMS Legacy plan has a limit of 30 fields. Switching to a non-legacy CMS plan will raise the limit to 60.

Free Staging Sites

If you don’t want to publish your site on a custom domain yet, you can use a free webflow.io domain instead!

However, it is important to note that Webflow changes the abilities of free site plans depending on your Webflow workspace plan. These are divided into 2 groups: “For Freelancers & agencies” or “For Teams”. Each of these groups has their own workspace plans with their own abilities.
(We know… its confusing…)

The paid Teams workspace plans gives you the most flexibility on building free webflow.io test sites. See comparisons below:

Freelancers & Agency Workspaces

It appears that free staging sites on these plans all have the same basic features as the site plans above. That means that you will be limited to 2 pages and 50 CMS items. While technically this should work, it would mean you wouldn’t have a homepage (your 2 pages would be checkout and confirmation), and you would be required to navigate directly to a product page to test CartGenie.

  • Starter

    • Limit: 2 pages; 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Freelancer

    • Limit: 2 pages; 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Agency

    • Limit: 2 pages; 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

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Webflow starter sites should have 60 custom fields, but there is a known issue where your site may just have 30.

Team Workspaces

The free Teams plan has the same limitations as the freelancers & agencies plans above (limited page space), but technically should work. The paid plans give you much more flexibility here for testing on a free webflow.io domain.

  • Starter

    • Limit: 2 pages; 60 custom fields per collection (5 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Core

    • Limit: 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Growth

    • Limit: 60 custom fields per collection (10 reference fields); 50 CMS items (total of products, categories & variant options)

  • Enterprise

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Webflow starter sites should have 60 custom fields, but there is a known issue where your site may just have 30.

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