Ok I have a free account. I have two pages and when I tried to add a third, I get a message saying I need to upgrade? I am hoping this is a bug? Please help, I need to get work done!
Hi @kbowman
This has always been the limitation on the Starter (free) account plans. If you require more static pages for your site you can add-on a hosting subscription to it: http://help.webflow.com/faq/how-do-i-set-up-custom-domain-hosting-with-my-webflow-site
or your can upgrade your account plan:
http://help.webflow.com/faq/how-to-make-changes-to-your-webflow-subscription-upgrade-downgrade-cancel-etc
Hope this helps 
Cheers,
Nelson
It is possible you may have bought a template from our template marketplace that contains 10 pages. But if you delete pages from that template you wont be able to add additional ones until you add a hosting subscriptions.
Try adding a hosting subscription to gain access to more static pages
This is a professional platform for front end web developers. The “free” account is there for you to test the waters (max 2 pages). It gives you more than enough flexibility to make one of two decisions:
- Like Webflow? Pay to use it…
- Don’t like Webflow? Move along…
Sounds like you like Webflow. Pay to use it rather than logging into the support forum for a commercial SaaS platform and pleading that things bend to your will through phrases like “what gives?” and “I need to get work done!”.
Just sayin’…
I’m sorry I was confused. It looks like when I first joined Webflow last year, it was during a 14-day free trail. During that time, I believe I could create as many pages as I wanted. After the 14-day trial was up, my account transfer to a basic free account. It had been a couple months since I used my Webflow account, that I forgot about the free trial. I was in a slight panic because I had a short time frame to get some work done and I couldn’t understand why I was limited.
I have always planned on getting the personal plan and I do think Webflow is a top shelf product, I was just confused about the change, I wasn’t really trying to “bend things to my will”
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