D.L. W.

Very interesting. It sounds like Relume is going to become it's own version of Webflow/Framer. Very excited by the possibilities of this. But here's something I would absolutely love. The ability to host component architecture on Relume, but embed on other platforms. Say, if I want to build a really nice uncommon component and put it on a Squarespace site section. You'd host the images and Javascript, and I could just add some custom code to load. Even better if you can allow me to add custom css variables. Either way, very excited to see what you guys end up doing.

Matt J. Yeah, I turned it off a few months ago as I wasn't building and then started building and I don't think those items were locked behind paywalls before. To me, it's kinda of a slap in the face to any noobs out there. Oh well, they're loss. I haven't been too impressed with them as a company as of late, tbh.

I wouldn't host elsewhere. What I meant was for you to cover the cost of the hosting on Webflow, and charge the client 10% more, rather then setting them up to pay Webflow directly for the hosting cost. Webflow's hosting is best-in-class and secure, so either way, I'd keep it there.

Hey there. You need a hosting plan for each site. Great thing is that they make it fairly straight forward to have the end-client pay this bill, but personally, I'd recommend handling it and charging them at least 10% extra.