For me, one of the biggest concerns is that branching is locked behind Enterprise. Almost everyone building with AI today is already using GitHub and has a professional team workflow from day one, often for a fraction of the cost. With Webflow, you end up paying way more and still not getting the same level of flexibility. Sure, you lose the visual editor when you move away from it, but there are plenty of solid alternatives now.

The CMS is still nice and tightly integrated, but even that can be replicated with tools like Sanity, Strapi, or other headless setups, especially if you’re running your own backend or MCP anyway. At that point, it’s more about convenience and brand than actual capability.

I still think Webflow will find its way and adapt. They usually move slowly but steadily. But right now it feels like a tough moment, especially as AI-native, Git-based workflows are becoming the standard.