Shingle vs Webflow
Webflow gives teams full visual control. Shingle helps you sell sites to local clients.
- Shingle
- Best ifYour clients are local businesses, and you need more of themFirst paid plan$49 a month
- Webflow
- Best ifYou or your team are designers who want full control of the buildFirst paid plan$15 a month, billed yearly
The short answer
Choose Webflow if your team designs and builds in a visual editor and needs a deep CMS, localization and larger-team controls. Shingle isn't a design canvas. Choose it if you sell to local businesses and would rather ask for a change than build it. It shows who needs a site, builds a demo from their facts, and covers your team and live sites on one plan.
What Webflow does well
A visual web design platform with an AI site builder, for designers, agencies and larger teams.
- Full visual control over layout and design
- A built-in CMS, localization, and tools for search and AI answers
- An AI site builder, plus AI for copy, code components and CMS items
- Code export on Workspace Core and above
- Free guest seats for agencies and freelancers on each Workspace
What each one has
Read from each builder's own pages. "Not shown" isn't proof it's missing.
| Feature | Shingle | Webflow |
|---|---|---|
| AI chat that edits the site | Yes | Partly |
| Finds businesses to pitch | Yes | Not shown |
| Pitch link that says when it's opened | Yes | Not verified |
| Reviews every line against the business's facts | Yes | Not verified |
| Site from a Google listing | Yes | Not shown |
| Site from an existing website | Yes | Not shown |
| Online booking | Yes | With an app |
| Activity log | Yes | Yes |
| Version history with restore | Yes | Yes |
| Leads inbox or CRM | Yes | Yes |
| Forms that email the owner | Yes | Yes |
| Online store | No | Yes |
| Take payments | No | Partly |
| Share link for clients | Yes | Yes |
| Comments on a design | Yes | Yes |
| Client access to one site | Yes | Yes |
| White label | Partly | Partly |
| Client billing | No | Partly |
| Bulk site creation | Yes | Partly |
| Code export | Yes | Partly |
| Buy a domain in the app | No | Yes |
| Publishes for free | No | Yes |
Where it differs
Change it by asking
No design tool to learn. Ask in plain words, or edit the words on the page, and it's a new version.
One plan for the team
Your whole team is on one plan, and each more live site is $7. Webflow prices sites and workspaces apart.
Activity log on the one plan
See who changed what for $49 a month. Webflow's site activity log sits on its $2,500 a month Team platform.
It finds the client
Radar finds local businesses with weak websites. A pitch link then tells you when they open their demo.
What each one costs
Webflow's prices as its own pages showed them on 6 November 2026.
Shingle
- 7-day trial$1 with 1 live site and 100 credits
- Shingle plan$49 a month, with 1 live site and 200 credits
- Paid yearly$39 a month
- Each more live site$7 a month, or $67 a year
- 10 live sites$112 a month
Webflow
- Starter site$0 on a webflow.io address
- Basic site$15 a month, billed yearly
- Premium site$25 a month, billed yearly
- Team platform$2,500 a month, on an annual contract
- Workspace Core$19 a month, billed yearly
- Workspace Growth$49 a month, billed yearly
Webflow prices site plans and workspace plans separately, so a team can pay for both. Shingle is $39 a month paid yearly with 1 live site, and each more live site is $67 a year. That covers your whole team.
Free plan at Webflow: a Starter site on a webflow.io address with 2 static pages, and a Starter Workspace with 200 AI credits. Shingle has no free plan. It starts with a 7-day trial for $1, which includes a live site. Sources: Webflow pricing, Webflow AI.
Who each one suits
Choose Shingle if
- Your clients are local businesses, and you need more of them
- You don't want to learn a visual design tool
- You want online booking built in, with no app to add
- You want one plan for your team and its live sites
Choose Webflow if
- You or your team are designers who want full control of the build
- You need a deep CMS, localization or larger-team workflows
- You want a free site to start, on a webflow.io address
- You want an API or an MCP server on every plan
Moving over from Webflow
- Start from your Webflow site's address in Shingle's composer. Clone rebuilds a page's words, photos, colors and layout.
- Clone asks you to confirm you have the right, then offers the pages in the site's menu one at a time. CMS collections don't come across as collections.
- Your domain moves with two DNS records, which Shingle shows you when you connect it.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
It is if your clients are local businesses and you don't want to build in a visual design tool. Shingle isn't a design canvas. If your team designs for a living, or needs a deep CMS and localization, Webflow is the better choice.
No. You describe the business or paste its Google listing, and Shingle writes and designs the site. You change it by asking in plain words, or by editing text, fonts and colors yourself. A first build usually takes 10 to 15 minutes.
Webflow charges per site and again for the workspace your team works in, so a team can pay for both. Shingle has one plan, $49 a month, which covers your whole team and 1 live site, with more at $7 each. For one site, Webflow's Basic plan costs less, at $15 a month billed yearly. At 10 sites the order flips: 10 Basic sites are $150 before any workspace, and Shingle is about $89 on yearly billing.
Both let a client edit one site without seeing the rest. Webflow has client seats with marketer, editor or reviewer roles. On Shingle, a client can edit one site and publish its updates without joining your team.
Read next
- Shingle vs FramerFramer is a design canvas. Shingle helps you sell sites.
- Shingle vs DudaDuda runs client sites. Shingle finds the clients.
- Edit by askingSay what to change, or type on the page itself.
- Team roles and activityWho can do what, and a record of who did it.
- Web design agenciesMany client sites, one team, your brand to clients.
- Try the appThe app itself on sample businesses, no account needed.
Build your first site
Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.
7 days for $1, then $49 a month. Cancel any time.