Webflow Website Examples: 20 Real Sites Built with Webflow in 2026

Discord, monday.com, Lattice, Vanta, Greenhouse and IDEO all run their public websites on Webflow. Below are 20 real Webflow website examples, each checked in its live page source on 23 October 2026, grouped into software, finance, consumer and agency sites, with what to study on each.

These are company marketing sites, not templates. If you want to start your own, the last section points to Webflow templates you can clone, two of them free.

How We Checked These Sites

Every site on this list was loaded today and its HTML inspected. Webflow leaves fingerprints in the code it publishes, so a site only made the list if its home page showed them. Showcase galleries and older articles were not trusted, because companies change platforms and lists go stale.

• Webflow markers: the <html> tag carries Webflow's data-wf-site and data-wf-page attributes, and the page loads its images and scripts from Webflow's asset CDN (website-files.com).
• Live and reachable: the home page returned a normal response today, after any redirects.
• A real business: company and studio sites only, no personal demos or template previews.
• Variety: software, finance, consumer brands, brand guidelines and agencies, so you can find a site close to your own.

We dropped a few well-known names that failed the check, and a few that blocked automated requests, rather than list them on reputation. Several sites also include Webflow's generator meta tag, but many big companies strip it, so the attributes were the deciding signal.

The 20 Sites at a Glance

Here is the full list with the kind of site each one is and the one thing worth studying. The sections after the table go through them in groups.

SaaS and Software Websites

Software companies are Webflow's biggest group of users among these 20, and it shows. Marketing teams can change pages without a developer release, which matters when pricing, positioning and features move every quarter.

1. Discord

Discord's home page is a Webflow site, even though the app itself is not. Its headline, "Group chat that's all fun & games", sets a tone the rest of the page keeps. Study how a consumer brand keeps a casual voice without losing clarity about what the product does.

2. monday.com

monday.com runs a long, section-heavy home page on Webflow, positioned as an "AI workspace for people and agents". It is a useful reference if you worry Webflow can't handle a large page with many product blocks.

3. Jasper

Jasper leads with "Put AI agents to work for marketing". One verb, one audience, one outcome. If your hero headline needs a second sentence to make sense, compare it with this one.

4. Lattice

Lattice, the HR platform, places a customer count directly under its headline. Study where social proof sits: before the reader has scrolled, and in plain words rather than a logo wall alone.

5. Vanta

Vanta writes its page title as a list of the compliance standards buyers search for (SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI, GDPR). It is a clear example of a title written for search rather than for the brand.

6. WorkOS

WorkOS sells APIs to developers, and its hero says so directly: enterprise features "with just a few lines of code". A good model if your buyer is technical and suspicious of marketing language.

7. Clay

Clay's home page is short: a headline, a line of supporting copy and a call to action, with only two section headings in the HTML we checked. Proof that a Webflow site doesn't need twelve sections to work.

8. Mural

Mural uses a three-beat headline, "Sync up. Speed up. Stand out.", then explains the product in the next line. Study the split between a memorable line and a descriptive one.

9. Greenhouse

Greenhouse describes itself as a hiring platform that brings employers and job seekers together. Its site has to speak to both groups, which makes it a useful reference for any two-sided business.

10. Arcade

Arcade, an AI video tool for marketing teams, leads with what the product is, an AI video tool, before any feature list. If a visitor has to guess your category, they leave.

Finance and Enterprise Websites

Webflow is not only for startups. These three sell to banks, finance teams and property professionals, where trust and clear claims matter more than visual flourish.

11. Backbase

Backbase sells banking software to banks. Its copy is dense and enterprise-facing, and the site shows that Webflow can carry a serious B2B brand.

12. Ebury

Ebury handles international payments for businesses, and its description gives concrete coverage figures for countries and currencies. Specific numbers are more persuasive than "global" on its own, provided you can back them up.

13. Cotality

Cotality, a property data and analytics company, uses a background video in its hero. Study how it keeps the headline readable over moving imagery.

Consumer and Brand Websites

Two very different uses of Webflow here: a fitness franchise selling classes, and a brand guidelines site used as internal and partner documentation.

14. Orangetheory

Orangetheory's home page leads with an introductory offer and a free class. One offer, one action. For any local or membership business, this is the pattern to copy.

15. Dropbox Brand Guidelines

Dropbox's brand guidelines (dropbox.design redirects there) run on Webflow. It covers logos, icons, illustration and language. A reminder that Webflow works for documentation sites as well as marketing pages.

Agency and Studio Websites

Agencies use Webflow for their own sites because they build client sites on it. These five range from a global design firm to specialist Webflow studios.

16. IDEO

IDEO, the design consultancy, sums itself up as "Human-centered design" in its page title. Short positioning from a firm that doesn't need to explain itself.

17. Finsweet

Finsweet is a Webflow agency whose home page carries more than twenty section headings. It is a good reference for how much detail a service business can put on one page while staying scannable.

18. Edgar Allan

Edgar Allan, another Webflow agency, takes the opposite approach: a minimal home page with a single section heading in the HTML we checked. Compare it with Finsweet to decide which style suits your studio.

19. Kvalifik

Kvalifik, a Copenhagen digital agency, opens by naming a problem: most websites are built once and then become a problem. Leading with the client's pain rather than the agency's skills is worth borrowing.

20. Relume

Relume is an AI website builder whose own description says it can export to Webflow, Figma and React. Its site is built on Webflow too, which makes it a fitting end to the list.

What These Webflow Sites Have in Common

The 20 sites share a few habits: one clear headline, proof near the top, and a single main action. None relies on Webflow-specific tricks to work; the platform's value is that marketing teams can edit and publish pages themselves.

• The headline names the outcome. Jasper, WorkOS and Mural each say what you get in under ten words.
• Proof comes early. Lattice puts a customer count under its headline; Ebury states its country and currency coverage.
• One main action. Orangetheory's free class and Clay's short page both point to a single next step.
• Length follows the buyer. Enterprise sites (monday.com, Finsweet) go long; Clay and Edgar Allan stay short.
• The platform stays invisible. Visitors can't tell these are Webflow sites without reading the source.

If you are still deciding on a platform, our Webflow website builder review covers its strengths and limits, and Webflow vs Framer compares it with the closest alternative. For the same exercise on Framer, see 20 Framer website examples.

How to Check if a Site Is Built with Webflow

Open the site, view its page source, and search for data-wf-site. If the <html> tag carries that attribute and data-wf-page, the page was published by Webflow. Images loading from website-files.com are a second sign.

A site can also mix platforms, as Discord does: the marketing pages run on Webflow while the app runs on its own code. Check the page you care about, not just the domain.

Start Your Own Webflow Site from a Template

The fastest way to a site like these is to clone a template and replace the content. These four are Waida Studio's own Webflow templates; we made them. Two are free with a free Waida account, and premium Webflow templates cost $59 to $129.

Zelda: agencies and studios (free)

Zelda is a 13-page agency template with CMS collections for work, blog, pricing and a change log. It is free on every platform, Figma file included, once you sign in with a free account.

Check out Zelda template

Medonix: health-tech SaaS (free)

Medonix is a 13-page SaaS template for clinics and health-tech startups, also free on every platform with a free account. It suits the software pattern seen at Lattice and Vanta.

Check out Medonix template

Virion: SaaS startups ($59)

Virion is a 12-page SaaS startup template, $59 on Webflow. Its Figma file is sold separately for $19.

Check out Virion template

Avande: AI and automation agencies ($99)

Avande is a 16-page template for AI automation agencies and consultancies, with solutions, case studies, a blog and pricing. It is $99 on Webflow.

Check out Avande template

New to the platform? Our Webflow tutorial walks through cloning a template and publishing it, and the free Webflow templates list includes options from other designers.

Webflow runs the public sites of companies as different as Discord, Backbase, Orangetheory and IDEO. The common thread is not a visual style but a workflow: the marketing team owns the pages. Study the headline, proof and single action on the examples closest to your business, then build your own version.

To start, browse all 36 Webflow templates. Zelda and Medonix are free with a free account, premium templates are $59 to $129 each, and the Webflow Bundle is $159 for every Webflow template. Every licence covers unlimited projects, including client work, under our licence terms.