Sure! You can test out Webflow on our free plan where you can experiment with 2 projects. Your unhosted projects will have a two-page limit, but you can purchase a site plan on a per-project basis to unlock up to 100 static pages and additional CMS pages.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
Pro accounts can add their own logo to Client Billing forms and the Editor. Pro accounts can also remove references to Webflow in the source code and form submission emails, and hide the Webflow badge from their staging sites.
User permissions are divided into Owner, Admin, and Member:
- The owner has the ability to manage users, organizations, cloud account management, and billing.
- Admins can manage users and cloud account management for the authorized organization.
- Members can only view cloud cost and resource information for the authorized organization.
An organization is a space where you can view cloud costs and resource data.
Owners can create multiple organizations, and each organization is visible only to those who have been granted permission.
Explore OpsNow's organizational features to manage cloud costs on an organization-by-organization basis.
Organizations can be created through the 'Add' button in [Settings > Organizations]. When creating an organization, you need to input the name for the organization.
The same cloud account (project or subscription) cannot be registered redundantly across multiple organizations.
In OpsNow, you can check the cloud costs and resource information for AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Data collection will be completed in approximately 24 hours at maximum.
You can check the registered accounts and data collection status in the [Overview] menu.
When registering an account, our CMP service adheres to the principle of least privilege.
This means that we request only the permissions necessary for your cloud environment, primarily for functions such as resource monitoring, management, and cost tracking.
Access to your cloud account is strictly limited, and all access is managed according to the highest security principles.
Additionally, we provide a transparent management interface that allows you to review and adjust the permissions granted to our service at any time.
This ensures transparency in permission management and safeguards the security of your data.
Our fee is only a small portion of your savings and designed to provide a significantly reduced cloud expense versus others.
Payments are processed through Stripe using the card information entered during the subscription.
Sales tax is separately imposed based on the country, in addition to the usage fee, and can be verified upon invoice issuance.
