@PixelGeek @matthewpmunger Hey guys. Just so you know that I’m not sitting on the sidelines in this discussion ~ I’ve built 100+ Webflow sites and am a huge advocate for Webflow. And the way the very loving and passionate Webflow community view Webflow has been for the most part super positive from my experience over the past 3+ years. Also, as you know the community seems to be a huge part of what is driving the success and popularity of Webflow. However, this feels like a change in the air and I can feel the shift in the community which makes it feel like A) The freelance/small agency community is getting shafted and Webflow is not on our side and B) Way too complex.
Surely there is a better way to structure Webflows subscription so the vast majority are happy and it’s easy to understand, no? It doesn’t seem like the community has been prioritized in this decision, which seems really different for Webflow.
Is there a way we could create a real conversation around this with the community and die-hard Webflowers perhaps? I’m sure there could be so much value and potentially really constructive ways that could explode Webflows popularity and uptake/usage if it was structured in a way that at the very least didn’t cause confusion or discomfort.
My thoughts 
Hopefully it’s helpful or starts something helpful.