Multiple projects pointing to the same domain

Hi there.

I’m using webflow to create landing pages for several countries.

I have to make around 50 landing pages for each of the countries with editors helping me do the translations (12 countries).

I want to have separate proyects for each country. But I can’t point them to the same domain.

Is there a way for me to connect each proyect to a domain/subdomain?

Thanks,
Bruno.

You can create subdomains at your registrar (the service where you handle your domain) and link them to different Webflow projects. e.g. spain.yourdomain.com

Are you sure you can’t use the CMS to generate your landng pages (you’d input titles, texts, images and so on), use a Slug field to control your URL (so that each CMS page can be served by a URL like yourdomain.com/country/spain

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I didn’t tried using a CMS for landing page generation.

I normally create a page duplicate of the landing page I use as a template and then I change the content. I will look into your suggestion.

Thanks!

You can design various section on your landing pages, and for each landing page, set data for each of the different designs, then use conditional visibility to hide and show sections depending on their data is set or not. This way, your landings can have different design, depending on what they need. You can also set multiple collection for landing types.

I’m reading a this blog posts:

Is this what you’re talking about?

Hey Bruno :wave:t2:

I totally understand your challenge. You can definitely set this up with multiple Webflow projects pointing to different paths on the same domain. Here’s how it could work:

domain.com (main site)
domain.com/us → US Webflow project
domain.com/ca → Canada Webflow project
domain.com/es → Spain Webflow project
(and so on for other countries)

To achieve this, you have two main options:

  1. :cloud: Cloudflare Workers: This is a powerful and flexible solution. You set up a Worker to act as a reverse proxy, directing traffic to different Webflow projects based on the URL path. It’s free for up to 100,000 requests per day.

  2. :large_blue_circle: Subfold: This is a dedicated service for exactly this purpose. It’s easier to set up than Cloudflare Workers but does come with a monthly cost. Honestly I would say it’s better to go with Cloudflare (unless you prefer ease-of-use over cost and flexibility).

Both methods allow you to:
• Keep your projects separate for easy management
• Use a single domain for all country versions
• Maintain consistent URL structure (domain[.]com/country-code)

We’ve written a detailed guide on how to set this up using both methods: Step-by-step guide to having multiple Webflow projects on the same domain | BRIX Agency

The article includes step-by-step instructions and a code sample for the Cloudflare Workers method, which might be particularly useful for your situation with multiple country-specific projects, as it is exactly the use case of that code we shared.

Let me know if you have any questions about either method. Happy give you a hand :raised_hands:t2::rocket:!