Webflow builds websites: marketing pages, blogs, portfolios, content in a CMS. Luna Park builds applications: logic, user accounts, and data that users create. They rarely compete for the same project.
At a glance
Webflow builds websites, Luna Park builds applications. The main differences: logic, data, and code export.
| Luna Park | Webflow | |
|---|---|---|
| Made for | Web applications | Websites and content |
| Logic | Visual scripting graphs, compiled to JavaScript | Interactions, custom code, external tools |
| Data | PostgreSQL, written by your users | CMS collections, edited by your team |
| Backend | Routes and crons | None visual. Webflow Cloud hosts code-based apps |
| User accounts | Users plugin: sessions, roles, OAuth2 | Third-party tools (Memberstack, Outseta...) |
| Code export | Full application (Pro) | Static HTML, CSS, JS Without CMS content |
| Pricing | Free, or Pro at €25/month or €300 once | Site plans + workspace plans |
Example: a waitlist form
Visitors enter their name, email, and favorite ride, and get a ticket number.
Luna Park
- Place the fields and a button, each field bound to a variable.
- On click, a graph sends the variables to a backend route and shows the ticket.
- The route inserts a row in the
Waitlisttable and returns its id.
Webflow
- Add a form block.
- Submissions are stored in the site's form submissions.
- Saving them to a database or returning a ticket number needs Zapier, Make, or custom code.
Code export
Webflow's export leaves out everything dynamic: CMS content, forms, accounts. Luna Park exports the complete application, frontend and backend.
Other differences
- Logic. Webflow retired its Logic automation tool in 2025 and User Accounts in 2026. In Luna Park, visual scripting runs in the interface and the backend.
- Data. Orders, messages, profiles: relations, constraints, and transactions in PostgreSQL, with routes and authentication controlling access.
- SEO. Each Luna Park page has its own title, description, and social image, and the backend serves a sitemap (SEO).
Which one to choose?
Luna Park
- You build an app: SaaS, dashboard, marketplace, internal tool.
- Users have accounts and create data.
Webflow
- You build a website: marketing pages, blog, portfolio.
- Your team edits content in a CMS.
Many products use both: a Webflow marketing site, and a Luna Park app behind the "Log in" button.
Before switching
- Luna Park is not a CMS.
- Page tags are written by the server, but page content renders in the browser. For content sites that rely on search traffic, Webflow fits better.
Based on Webflow as of October 2026. See webflow.com for current features and prices.
