Finsweet Components are free to use on staging .webflow.io URLs. If you want to use Finsweet Components on your custom domain, an active subscription is required. Subscriptions are per project, and each project that uses Finsweet Components requires an active subscription.

No, the Finsweet Components app is free to access and use. You do not need a subscription to generate beautiful sliders in Webflow. You will need a subscription if you want to publish Components on your custom domain.

If your subscription expires, the Components used on your website will stop working. They will resume working when you reactivate your subscription. We will reach out to you many times before 'turning off' Finsweet Components in your project. We will not show a broken Component on your project. Instead, we will completely remove the entire Component from the page.

Yes, if you want to use your subscription for a different domain, go to my.finsweet.com/subscriptions, find your subscription, and change your site domain URL.

In your client's project, go to the Finsweet Components app and click on the 'Get a subscription' button to be redirected to the checkout. Share this link with your client to complete the checkout process.

No, there is no limit to the number of Components you can use in a Webflow project. You can use as many Components as you want.

No, there is no limit to the number of loads on a website. Both staging and custom domain have unlimited loads per month.

Yes, the subscription is per Webflow project and is connected to the Webflow project site ID. If you have multiple domains connected to your project, they will all work with a single subscription.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. It's important to understand that all Components created using Finsweet Components will stop working on your production website.