Webflow Lite free plan: are page‑view and bandwidth limits enforced or merely warned?

Goal

Determine whether Webflow’s free hosting tier actually enforces the 50 000 page‑view/month and 1 GB bandwidth caps, or if it simply issues warnings when a site approaches these thresholds.

Constraints & Uncertainty

• The free plan’s limits are described as soft in documentation, but the enforcement mechanism is undocumented.
• Exceeding the limits may result in throttling, temporary blocking, or a warning message, yet no public evidence confirms the behavior.
• Understanding the exact enforcement is critical for low‑traffic sites that might grow unexpectedly, impacting user experience and potential migration to a paid plan.

Specific Questions

1. When a free‑plan site surpasses 50 000 page views in a month, does Webflow throttle traffic, block the site, or simply display a warning in the dashboard?
2. Is the 1 GB bandwidth cap actively enforced, and what observable effect occurs if a site exceeds it?
3. Are there any automated notifications or logs that alert administrators when these soft limits are approached or breached?