Which Webflow plans does Specter work with?
Any Webflow plan that exposes the CMS — Basic doesn’t include the CMS, so you’ll need CMS, Business, or Enterprise (Site plans) or a Workspace plan that publishes to a CMS-enabled site. Specter authenticates via standard Webflow OAuth, so if you can install a Webflow App on the site, you can install Specter.
Why is this called "beta"?
The OAuth handshake, the pull, and the push for the most common CMS field types (plain text, rich text, slug, switch, number, date, image URL, reference) are all working. We’re still expanding fidelity for the less common field types and edge cases — see the capability matrix for the current state. The beta label comes off when those last edges round-trip cleanly.
Can Specter edit my Designer pages or components?
No. Specter syncs the Webflow CMS — the items inside your collections. Designer pages, component instances, interactions, and custom code are not in scope and not visible to Specter. The Designer remains the Designer’s job.
Does Specter see my e-commerce orders or customers?
No. The OAuth scope Specter requests is sites:read cms:read cms:write. Webflow Ecommerce — products, variants, orders, customers, inventory — is not in the scope and not visible to Specter. You can verify the exact scopes during install — Webflow lists them on the approval screen.
Can I revoke Specter’s access?
Any time. Specter holds a CMS-scoped OAuth token, and you can revoke it from your Webflow dashboard (Workspace → Apps & integrations → Authorized apps → Specter → Revoke) whenever you like. The moment you do, the connection stops.
What about Webflow’s rich-text editor and embedded components?
Specter converts the rich-text body between Webflow’s rich-text format and standard markdown in both directions, preserving headings, lists, code blocks, links, images (by URL), and inline formatting. Embedded components and custom HTML blocks inside rich text round-trip as opaque blocks you can keep, edit around, or rewrite — Specter won’t silently break them.
Does it work across multiple Webflow sites?
Yes. One Webflow account can authorize Specter for multiple sites — pick which sites and which collections per site to sync. Each gets its own connection and its own sync folder.
Does Specter publish to staging or to the live site?
Specter writes to the Webflow CMS, which is the same surface the Webflow Editor writes to. Your existing publish workflow (staging URL → publish to your live domain) keeps working — Specter doesn’t bypass it.