Glossary
What is Webflow?
Webflow is a visual website builder that lets teams design pages with the same structure as hand-written HTML and CSS, manage content in a built-in CMS, and host the site on Webflow’s servers.
How it works
Webflow was founded in 2013 in San Francisco. Its Designer looks like a design tool, but every element is a real HTML element with CSS classes, so people who know web basics get precise control over layout, spacing and responsive behavior.
The CMS holds collections such as blog posts, case studies, team members or integrations, each with custom fields, and pages can list and filter them. Webflow also handles hosting, forms, interactions and animations, localization and SEO settings, and offers APIs for connecting other tools.
Why it matters for B2B websites
Webflow is a common choice for B2B and SaaS marketing sites because it sits between a page builder and custom code. Marketers can edit content and publish without developers, while the structure stays clean enough for SEO and accessibility work.
It suits sites with a lot of structured content, such as resource libraries, integration directories or multi-language sites. The limits to watch are CMS item caps per plan, the price of adding seats and locales, and that the site lives on Webflow’s hosting.
Good fit and poor fit
- Good fit: B2B and SaaS marketing sites with a busy CMS
- Good fit: teams that want marketers to publish without developers
- Poor fit: apps with logged-in users and custom back-end logic
- Poor fit: projects that must run on your own servers
Example
A SaaS company keeps its integrations directory in a Webflow CMS collection. Each integration gets its own page from one template, with fields for logo, category and setup steps, and the marketing team adds new ones without touching the design.
How we handle it
We build Webflow sites with a consistent class system, CMS collections planned around how your team publishes, and SEO fields set on every template. See our Webflow development service, or Framer vs Webflow if you are still choosing.
Last updated 15 November 2026