Yes, Webflow can handle both high-traffic websites and e-commerce, but it all depends on how much traffic you expect or how complex you want your online store to be. Webflow uses a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to deliver your website’s content to multiple servers across the globe. That boosts the loading speed and performance of your site. However, there is still a limit. Exceeding it may negatively affect the smooth operation of the website.
As far as e-commerce is concerned, Webflow provides all the right features for you to set up an online store and run it, including product management, payment processing, and more. Nevertheless, Webflow still can’t compete with e-commerce leaders such as WooCommerce or Shopify.
If you know how much traffic you will be receiving approximately or if you require some advanced e-commerce features, we recommend either looking through the platform’s documentation or getting in touch with our Webflow agency developers for advice and guidance.