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Instapage vs Webflow

Compare with for 10 people.

Instapage
38%
match · $948/yr
Webflow
81%
match · $180/yr

Webflow is the better fit.

It costs $768 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Instapage
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$79.00
× 12 months$948.00
Per year
$7.90 per person / mo
$948

Webflow
Basic site plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$15.00
× 12 months$180.00
Per year
$1.50 per person / mo
$180

Choose a tool

Instapage

From $79
G2 4.3 · 518 reviews

Growth teams and agencies with several people building pages for many ads, who need collaboration, server-side testing and personalization.

Webflow

From $15Free plan
G2 4.4 · 995 reviews

Marketing teams that run their main site on Webflow and want campaign pages on the same domain, design system and CMS.

Side by side

InstapageWebflow
PricingFrom $79/month billed yearly ($99 monthly)Free; paid site plans from $15/month (billed yearly)
G2 Rating4.3 (518 reviews)4.4 (995 reviews)
Best ForGrowth teams and agencies with several people building pages for many ads, who need collaboration, server-side testing and personalization.Marketing teams that run their main site on Webflow and want campaign pages on the same domain, design system and CMS.

Pros and cons

Instapage

Pros

  • Server-side A/B testing without page flicker
  • Collaboration and reusable blocks for teams working at volume
  • Popups, sticky bars and AI content from the entry plan
  • 120+ integrations including HubSpot, Salesforce and Marketo

Cons

  • A/B testing starts at $159/month on yearly billing
  • Root domain publishing and heatmaps need the custom Convert plan
  • Visitor caps on each plan
  • Trial needs a card and ends at 2,500 visitors

Webflow

Pros

  • Landing pages share design and components with your site
  • Strong CMS for programmatic pages
  • Unlimited form submissions from Basic
  • Testing and personalization available in-house via Optimize

Cons

  • Steeper learning curve than dedicated landing page tools
  • Optimize add-on is priced through sales
  • Site and workspace plans are billed separately
  • No popup builder listed on the pricing page

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