Stores & marketplaces

Webflow Templates

Marketplace for Webflow site templates. Reviewed listings and a revenue share on sales.

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Cost
Revenue share

Template sales carry a revenue share set by Webflow. Check current terms.

Verdict
slow burn

Templates sell to people building sites in Webflow. Review applies, and sales depend on design quality.

Difficulty
Medium

Needs preparation, a review, or a steady habit before results.

Effort
Medium

About 5 to 10 hours a month.

First result
2 to 6 weeks, including template review

A rough range for one person working on it part-time.

Payoff
Compounds

keeps growing while you keep at it.

Best for

Designers who build sites in Webflow.

Not for

Products unrelated to website building.

Pros

  • Buyers already build in Webflow
  • Templates sell repeatedly

Cons

  • Review applies
  • Revenue share

The full guide

Last verified 2026-10-30

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01What it is and who is there

Webflow Templates is Webflow's marketplace for website templates. Designers and agencies sell templates to people who build sites in Webflow. Buyers search by style and use case, such as a SaaS landing page or a portfolio.

02Cost and what you actually pay for

Selling templates carries a revenue share set by Webflow. The exact split and any submission costs are on Webflow's current creator terms, which change. Check those terms before you price a template.

03Is it right for you?

It fits designers who build Webflow templates and can keep them updated. It fits poorly for anyone who does not build for Webflow, and for products unrelated to website design.

04Before you start

  • Build the template in Webflow with clean classes and a documented structure.
  • Read Webflow's creator terms and template guidelines.
  • Prepare screenshots and a short demo video.
  • Plan support for buyers, since template questions are common.

05Step-by-step: how to distribute here

  1. Build the template and test it on mobile and desktop.
  2. Submit it for review and fix what the reviewers flag.
  3. Write a listing with a clear use case in the title.
  4. Share the template page in design communities and your portfolio.
  5. Answer buyer questions quickly. Reviews are public.
  6. Release updates when Webflow changes its platform.

Timing: review can take several weeks. Plan a buffer before a launch date.

06What to post or submit

Title: [Use case] Template for Webflow: [Style]

Description:

[Template name] is a Webflow template for [use case]. It includes [sections or pages]. Built with [clean structure note].

07Common mistakes and do-nots

  • Do not submit a template with broken interactions or missing fonts.
  • Do not copy another designer's work.
  • Do not ignore buyer questions. Public reviews matter for future sales.

08How to measure it

  • Track sales and revenue share from Webflow's creator dashboard.
  • Track reviews and buyer questions per template.
  • A realistic test: three months after listing, compare sales with your own promotion to see which channel brings buyers.

09Time budget

  • Before: 15 to 40 hours to build and test a template.
  • Review: 3 to 8 hours of changes.
  • Ongoing: 2 to 4 hours a month for support and updates.

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