300+ Webflow Apps That Supercharge Your Website (2025)
Boost Your Webflow Site: 300+ Apps That Supercharge Your Workflow
Webflow has always been known for giving creators the power to design, build, and launch responsive websites without code. But with the introduction of its App Marketplace in November 2022, Webflow has now topped 300+ apps that allow users to expand functionality in everything from ecommerce and analytics to SEO and automation — turning websites into powerful business platforms.
Whether you’re a freelancer, a startup, or an enterprise design team, Webflow apps let you connect the tools you already use or discover new ways to streamline workflows.
What Are Webflow Apps?
Webflow Apps are third-party integrations that enhance what your site can do — without needing custom code(on the most part) or external hosting. From email marketing and CMS automation to dynamic content blocks and user authentication, these apps save hours of manual work and unlock advanced features in a few clicks.
Top use cases include:
- Syncing forms with tools like Typeform, Formly & Convertkit
- Managing content with Airtable or Xano
- Automating tasks via Zapier or Make
- Enhancing ecommerce with tools like Memberstack or Stripe
- Tracking performance using Google Analytics or Clarity
Categories of Webflow Apps
Webflow’s app ecosystem is organised by category, and with over 18 of them it's now easier to filter to find what fits your project. If you can't find what you need you can always request one for the roadmap.
Why This Is a Game Changer
Before the App Marketplace, Webflow users often relied on external scripts or embedding third-party code to add functionality. Now, the marketplace makes these integrations easier, safer, and more scalable.
Benefits of using Webflow Apps:
- Plug-and-play setup with no developer needed
- Improved site performance through native integrations
- Faster workflows and automation of manual tasks
- Centralised control of your connected tools
Are Webflow Apps Safe?
Yes. Webflow reviews and approves each app submission to ensure compatibility and security. Additionally, users can see app permissions before installation and revoke access at any time. But Webflow do not endorse or certify the apps.
The Frustration of “Free” Apps That Aren’t Really Free
We’ve all been there: you click on a promising new app labeled “Free,” install it with high hopes… and within minutes, you’re hit with a paywall, usage limit, or upgrade prompt.
The truth is, many “free” apps are simply freemium — meaning they offer just enough functionality to get you hooked, but then lock all meaningful features behind a paid subscription. While this model isn’t inherently bad (developers need to get paid too), the lack of transparency is what frustrates users most.
Common tactics that frustrate users:
- Essential features gated behind pro plans
- Data export or automation limits
- Sudden pricing changes after onboarding
- Limited support for free users
- Trial periods disguised as “free forever”
Whether you're browsing Webflow’s App Marketplace or trying new AI tools, always check the pricing page and reviews before investing your time. Look for apps with honest feature breakdowns, generous limits, and transparent upgrade paths.
Final Thoughts
With Webflow continuing to expand its app offerings with new features, categories, and developer incentives expect deeper integrations, AI-powered content tools, and industry-specific bundles in the coming months and years
With 300+ apps and growing, the Webflow App Marketplace helps users transform their websites from static pages into powerful digital engines. Whether you're adding memberships, syncing content, or automating outreach — there's likely a Webflow app built for it, and hands up we have used a number of apps to date without issue - just remember to read the small print.
