Jetboost

Jetboost for Webflow is the leading no-code SaaS layer for supercharging Webflow CMS Collection Lists with real-time search, dynamic multi-filters, sorting, pagination, favorites, and an interactive CMS Map. Instead of writing JavaScript, you connect your Webflow workspace, configure each "Booster" in Jetboost's visual editor, and paste the generated data attributes onto your Webflow elements. For directories, marketplaces, job boards, and resource libraries that need live filtering on a custom domain, Jetboost is the faster, more polished path compared to free alternatives like Finsweet Attributes.

What Jetboost adds to Webflow CMS

• Search: real-time, as-you-type search across any CMS Collection List, scoped to the fields you choose.
• Filter: dynamic multi-filtering with AND/OR logic using checkboxes, radios, dropdowns, and range sliders.
• Sorting: reorder results by any CMS field — alphabetical, date, number, or a custom priority.
• Pagination: infinite scroll, load-more buttons, or traditional numbered pagination on long lists.
• Favorites: let visitors bookmark or like items, with persistence that pairs well with Memberstack for logged-in users.
• CMS Map: plot CMS items on an interactive Mapbox-powered map with distance-based search, ideal for store locators and real estate.

Jetboost also ships two lighter Boosters — Auto Archive, which hides expired items on a date field, and CMS Lightbox, which generates per-item image galleries — rounding out a toolkit that covers most CMS display needs.

How Jetboost's Boosters work

Each Booster is built in Jetboost's browser-based visual editor. You select your target CMS Collection List, define which fields are searchable or filterable, set AND/OR filter logic, and the editor generates the exact data attributes you need (for example, jb-search on an input, or jb-filter="category" on a checkbox group). You add those attributes as Custom Attributes on the matching elements inside the Webflow Designer — no JavaScript or script tag in your header.

When you publish, Jetboost pulls and indexes your CMS data and runs the Boosters entirely client-side on the live site. Because filtering happens in the browser, results update instantly without a page reload, and Boosters only fully execute on the published domain — the Webflow Designer preview will not show live filtering.

How to add search and filtering with Jetboost

1. Create a free account at jetboost.io and click Connect Webflow, then authorize Jetboost to access your Webflow workspace.
2. Select the Webflow project you want to boost.
3. In the Jetboost dashboard, click Create Booster and choose Search or Filter (you can layer Boosters later).
4. In the visual editor, pick the target CMS Collection List and the fields you want to make searchable or filterable; for filters, set AND/OR logic and accepted values.
5. Copy the data attributes Jetboost generates — for example jb-search for the input, and filter identifiers like jb-filter="category" for each control.
6. In the Webflow Designer, select each element (search input, checkbox, Collection List wrapper) and paste the attributes into Element Settings → Custom Attributes.
7. Add a Pagination or Sort Booster the same way if you need load-more or reordering on the same list.
8. Publish from Webflow, then test on the live domain — Boosters do not run inside the Designer preview.

Jetboost pricing

Jetboost pricing is per-visitor and applies to all sites within a single Webflow Workspace. Every plan, including Free, includes the full Booster set; paid tiers add instant CMS re-indexing and higher visitor caps. A free tier covers webflow.io staging only, so any production site on a custom domain needs a paid plan.

Annual billing saves up to 20% versus monthly. Higher tiers add instant CMS updates, while the Free plan only re-indexes when the site is published.

Jetboost vs. Finsweet Attributes

Jetboost and Finsweet Attributes are the two dominant ways to filter CMS items in Webflow. Jetboost is paid SaaS with a polished visual editor and extras like favorites and a CMS Map; Finsweet Attributes is free, open-source, and code-light but more manual to configure. The community consensus is that Jetboost wins on speed of setup and built-in features, while Finsweet wins on cost and control.

For a deeper dive, see the Finsweet comparison page and our guide on how to filter CMS items in Webflow.

Best Jetboost + Webflow use cases

Directories and vendor listings

Searchable, filterable directories of vendors, team members, or case studies are Jetboost's sweet spot — combine Search with multi-filter checkboxes and load-more pagination so visitors find the right entry fast.

Job boards

Job boards rely on category filters, keyword search, and date sorting. Jetboost's AND/OR filter logic lets candidates stack filters (for example, remote AND senior AND engineering) while Auto Archive hides expired postings automatically.

Marketplaces

Light marketplaces use Favorites to let shoppers bookmark items, then pair with Memberstack to persist those saved items across logged-in sessions and drive return visits.

Real estate and store-locator maps

The CMS Map Booster plots listings on an interactive Mapbox map with distance-based search, perfect for real estate, store locators, and event finders that need location context.

Resource libraries and blogs

Long content libraries benefit from category filters, search, and load-more pagination — visitors stay on one page while refining by topic, format, or date.

Limitations to know

• Paid for any production site on a custom domain. Free works only on webflow.io staging subdomains with a 5,000-visitor-per-site cap.
• Per-site monthly visitor caps on every plan (5K → 1M); exceeding them requires an upgrade, and the Free plan only re-indexes on publish.
• Client-side only, so very large collections can feel slow because all filtering happens in the visitor's browser.
• More expensive than free alternatives like Finsweet Attributes if you only need basic filter and sort.

Related Webflow integrations

• Finsweet Attributes — the free, open-source alternative for filter, sort, and paginate.
• Memberstack — pair gated content with Jetboost favorites for saved-item persistence.
• NoCodelytics — capture the search queries visitors run through Jetboost Boosters.

Read the 20 Best Webflow Integrations in 2026, and follow the step-by-step how to filter CMS items in Webflow guide.