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Framer

Framer · Design & Creative

Design tool + no-code website builder that outputs actual React code. Positioned as the alternative to Webflow with cleaner design UX + real code shipping. Distinctive for the AI page generation launched in 2024 — describe a site, get a live Framer draft. Restructured March 16, 2026 to 5-tier lineup (Free/Basic/Pro/Scale/Enterprise), discontinuing Mini and Launch tiers. Basic $10/mo entry (down from $15 pre-restructure). Also introduces separate $20/mo per Editor seat on all paid plans (May 2026 change) — effective entry cost for a small team is much higher than headline. Popular with product designers who want to ship marketing sites without touching Webflow's CMS complexity.

In other words, Framer is worth it for designers and marketing teams that want to build interactive, publish-ready websites without touching code — the tool for landing pages, launch sites, and portfolios where design polish matters. Basic covers a single publishing site; Pro adds advanced CMS + forms; Scale for multi-site marketing teams. Very easy for anyone Figma-fluent; moderate for CMS and complex layouts. Native integrations with Figma, Notion, Zapier, and 100+ tools via embeds. Downside: per-editor + per-site pricing model (Basic $10/site + $20/editor since May 2026) surprises longtime users, and complex e-commerce sites need Webflow-level flexibility.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$15/mo

$10/mo billed annually

Pricing model
Flat Rate

Both

Key limit
CMS collections / pages

Main metered limit

Additional fees
Varies

REPAIR CONFIRMED 2026-09-17 (daily refresh): NO MOVEMENT, and the 2026-09-07 tier-table repair is now independently validated — this record is fully self-consistent for the first time in weeks. Today's sources give BOTH columns explicitly: Basic $15/mo monthly and $10/mo annual, Pro $45 monthly and $30 annual, Scale $100/mo annual-only (no monthly option), Free $0, Enterprise custom (nocode.mba, comparedge, goodspeed.studio, flowout, jjgerrish). That matches our repaired Pricing Tiers field exactly AND matches the Entry Price fields, so the week-long internal contradiction documented below is closed and verified shut. Five-tier Free/Basic/Pro/Scale/Enterprise lineup holds; Mini and Launch remain discontinued with no trace in current sources. Editor-seat add-on re-confirmed: $20/mo per full Editor seat on every paid plan including Basic, with the $10/mo Content Editor role giving CMS-only access without canvas rights, both effective May 2026. Worth keeping prominent on the tool page — a two-person team on Basic pays $10 + $20 = $30/mo, triple the headline. Still open from 2026-08-29 (unchanged, non-price): Basic bandwidth reported as 50 GB by one source and 10 GB by another; today's sources say 10 GB monthly bandwidth on Basic, 100 GB on Pro, 200 GB on Scale, plus page and CMS limits (Basic 30 pages / 1,000 CMS items, Pro 150 pages / 2,500 items, Scale 300 pages / 10,000 items). That leans toward 10 GB being right, but tier FEATURE details are outside the price-verification bar so no change was made. Verification Status left as Verified per the never-overwrite-Verified rule. --- PRIOR HISTORY --- TIER TABLE REPAIRED 2026-09-07 (daily refresh): the 2026-08-29 correction was applied to Entry Price Monthly/Annual and Annual Discount % but was NEVER written into the Pricing Tiers field, which was still carrying the old inverted values (Basic 10|8, Pro 30|25, Scale 100|75). The record had therefore been internally contradictory for over a week — entry fields said $15/$10 while the tier table said $10/$8, and the frontend tier table would have shown prices that disagreed with the headline price on the same page. The 2026-09-07 search independently re-confirmed the corrected reading: Basic $10/mo and Pro $30/mo on ANNUAL billing, Scale $100/mo annual-only, five-tier lineup with Mini and Launch discontinued. Combined with the 2026-08-29 direct vendor-page check that established the monthly rates ($15 Basic, $45 Pro), the tier table was written as: Basic 15|10, Pro 45|30, Scale 100|100 (annual-only), Enterprise custom. That was a TRACKER ERROR REPAIR, not a vendor price movement — Framer had not changed its prices, our tier text was simply never synced to the correction. No Up/Down snapshot was written, and none was warranted. Entry Price fields were already correct and were left untouched.

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Free plan available

No separate trial

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Alternatives to consider

Complex CMS-driven site with heavy custom logic? Pick Webflow. One-page site? Carrd. Static blog? Ghost or Astro (both free/cheap).

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Free
Free
Free
framer.website subdomain, 1 site, watermark
BasicEntry tier
$15
$10Save 33%
1 published site (custom domain), CMS 1000 items, +$20/mo per full Editor seat or $10/mo Content Editor seat
Pro
$45
$30Save 33%
Advanced CMS, forms, analytics, staging + branching, +$20/mo per Editor seat
Scale
$100
$100
annual billing only (no monthly option), multiple sites, higher CMS limits, priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
SSO, dedicated support, contract terms

All tier prices verified September 17, 2026 · View source →

Price history

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Common questions about Framer

Is Framer worth it?
Framer is worth it for designers and marketing teams that want to build interactive, publish-ready websites without touching code — the tool for landing pages, launch sites, and portfolios where design polish matters. Basic covers a single publishing site; Pro adds advanced CMS + forms; Scale for multi-site marketing teams.
What are the pricing tiers of Framer?
Framer has 5 plans: Free (free), Basic ($15/mo), Pro ($45/mo), Scale ($100/mo), Enterprise (custom).
Does Framer offer annual discounts?
Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $15/month down to $10/month — about 33% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Framer pricing.

Framer pricing starts at $15/month on monthly billing, or $10/month if billed annually — a 33% saving. Framer offers 5 paid plans in total, ranging from $15 to $100/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

At a glance

Key limit metric
CMS collections / pages
Pricing transparency
Public
Integrations

Integrates and connects

Zapier / Make native
Yes
Ease of use
Medium
Key integrations
ZapierGoogle AnalyticsNotionUnsplash

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