Marketing and web teams managing Webflow-built sites and CMS collections.

Webflow's official MCP server exposes its Data API so agents can read and update pages, CMS collections, and site settings.

Runs locally or hosted, authenticating against Webflow's cloud Data API for a connected site.

Used when an agent needs to bulk-edit CMS content or check publish status as part of a content workflow.

Lets non-developers drive structured content edits on a live Webflow site through an agent instead of the dashboard.

Requires a Webflow OAuth token or site API key scoped to the target site's CMS collections.

Official, published under the webflow GitHub organization, open source under the MIT license; the token can write live CMS content and publish changes, so treat it as a production credential.