Multiple Webflow Designer Projects with One Domain

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Here are the assets:
Webflow Designer Project A is on www.website.com (master)
Webflow Designer Project B is on forum.website.com
Webflow Designer Project C is on orders.website.com

I must accomplish the following

  1. Move Project B from forum.website.com to www.website.com/forum and them apply 301
  2. Move Project C from orders.website.com to www.website.com/orders and then apply 301
  3. Independent Designers / Editors can edit Project A, B, and C simultaneously, with a limit of one designer per project at the same time.

Project Goal

  1. Consolidate hosting and ssl requirements to one hosting domain and remove sub-domains with the ability for 3 designers to design in 3 projects on one domain.

Thank you.

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I suppose there is no solution?

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Following up on this thread. Has anyone else come across a solution for multiple designers working in one project?

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Interested in this too.

How does one even get those sub domain urls in the first place?

What are the advantages of removing the sub domains?

Can you build application with webflow and not having a subdomain?

Example my website homegrowncure.com if I want to build a webapp I was thinking I’d have to use app.homegrowncure.com

But now with Cloud Cannal It seems you can build with webflow and use bubble to build backends.

In an ideal world. I would love to have just one domain. No sub-domains. Full control the design in webflow. And only use bubble to setup the web application backend.

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We really need to look at this also. I’m blown away that there is not the capacity to have multiple designers working on one project. We have a small team… imagine anyone with a bigger team trying to work even a relatively simple site… Doesn’t make any sense.

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/bump, i still need a solution to this

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I’m looking for help with this too.

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/bump - I still need help with this.

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Hey @miekwave :wave:t2:!

Absolutely, you can achieve this setup using :cloud: Cloudflare Workers as a reverse proxy. Here’s how it would work:

www.website.com (Project A)
www.website.com/forum → forum.website.com (Project B)
www.website.com/orders → orders.website.com (Project C)

Here’s what you need to know:

  1. :gear: Hosting: All three projects will still be hosted by Webflow individually (3 different Webflow hosting plans). This means you maintain the flexibility and features of Webflow hosting for each project.

  2. :lock: SSL and Reverse Proxy: Cloudflare will handle both the SSL certificate for your main domain (the one we are calling the ‘master project’) and the reverse proxy functionality to route its subfolders to the other Webflow projects.

  3. :art::pencil2: Designer/Editor Access: Since these are separate Webflow projects, your designers and editors can work on Projects A, B, and C independently and simultaneously. Webflow’s collaboration features will work as normal within each project.

To set this up:

  1. Keep your projects as they are in Webflow
  2. Set up a Cloudflare Worker to handle the routing
  3. Update your DNS settings in Cloudflare

The Cloudflare Worker will direct traffic to the appropriate Webflow project based on the URL path, while maintaining the appearance of a single domain to your users.

For a detailed guide on setting this up, check out our article: Step-by-step guide to having multiple Webflow projects on the same domain | BRIX Agency

This approach allows you to consolidate your domain structure without losing the benefits of separate Webflow projects. Let me know if you need any clarification or have more questions!