Framer pricing is $10 a month for Basic and $30 a month for Pro, per site, billed yearly, or $15 and $45 billed monthly. The free plan publishes on a Framer domain only, and Enterprise is quoted. On top of the site plan, each extra person who designs and publishes costs $20 a month ($30 monthly), each content editor $10 ($15), and viewers are free. Languages, AI credits, extra CMS capacity, bandwidth and A/B testing are add-ons. All figures are US dollars before sales tax, from Framer's pricing page, checked on 10 November 2026.
Every Framer plan in 2026
A plan is bought per site. The prices below are per site, per month.
| Free | Basic | Pro | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly | $0 | $10 | $30 | Quoted |
| Billed monthly | $0 | $15 | $45 | Quoted |
| Domain | Framer subdomain only | Your own domain; a domain is included free on yearly billing | Your own domain; a domain is included free on yearly billing | Your own domain |
| AI credits a month | 500 to try | 1,000 | 3,000 | Volume pricing |
| Pages | 1,000 | 30, fixed | 150, then paid steps to 700 | Custom |
| CMS | 10 collections | 2 collections, 1,000 items, fixed | 10 collections, 2,500 items, then paid steps to 40 and 40,000 | Custom |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB, then paid steps to 2 TB | Custom |
| Hosting locations | Not stated | 20 | 300+ | All |
| Analytics history | Not stated | 30 days | 90 days | Unlimited |
| Site redirects, staging, branching | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| People with edit access | Up to 3 | Up to 10 | Up to 10 | Unlimited |
| SSO, SCIM, uptime guarantee | No | No | No | Yes |
Framer says the free plan suits non-commercial use, Basic suits students, freelancers and small studios, and Pro is for agency, startup and scale-up teams that run their marketing site on Framer. For a company site the real choice is Basic or Pro, and three things on Basic usually decide it: no redirects, no staging and fixed limits. If you are replacing an existing site, you need redirects from the old URLs on launch day, which means Pro.
Free plan limits
Free projects can use 10 CMS collections, 1,000 pages, 5 MB file uploads and one locale to try, so you can design and build the whole site before paying. You cannot connect your own domain until you upgrade. Free workspaces get 500 AI credits to try Framer's agents, and up to three people can edit.
Editor seats
Framer bills seats per workspace, separately from the site plan. The workspace owner is free on every paid plan.
| Seat | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | What the person can do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace owner | Free | Free | Manages editors, projects and billing |
| Additional editor | $20 | $30 | Designs, edits content and publishes |
| Content editor | $10 | $15 | Updates the CMS and translations and edits text on the page |
| Viewer | Free | Free | Views and comments |
Basic and Pro cap edit access at 10 people; only Enterprise is unlimited. Framer charges for an added editor within 24 hours of the change, and its billing help page says extra editor charges are billed monthly even on a yearly plan. A designer who also needs to restructure pages should be an editor; a marketer who only updates posts and copy should be a content editor at half the price.
AI credits
Every paid plan comes with a monthly pool of credits for Framer's Agents, AI translation and other AI features. The pool is shared across the whole workspace. You choose a larger pool when you buy the plan, and each extra 1,000 credits a month costs $10 on yearly billing or $15 on monthly billing. Our arithmetic from the plan prices Framer shows for each credit level:
| Credits a month | Basic, billed yearly | Pro, billed yearly | Pro, billed monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | $10 | ||
| 3,000 | $30 | $30 | $45 |
| 5,000 | $50 | $50 | $75 |
| 10,000 | $100 | $100 | $150 |
| 15,000 | $150 | $150 | $225 |
| 30,000 | $300 | $450 | |
| 100,000 | $1,000 | $1,500 |
Both plans double the credits in the first month. Credits matter more than the plan price for a team that builds pages with agents every day or translates with AI, so watch the pool for the first two months before you buy more. The MCP server, which lets outside AI tools work on a Framer project, is free on all plans while it is in preview.
Add-ons on Pro: pages, CMS, bandwidth
Basic's limits are fixed. Pro lets you buy more in steps, up to a ceiling.
| Add-on on Pro | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | Ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 more pages | $20 | $30 | 700 pages |
| 10 more CMS collections | $40 | $50 | 40 collections |
| 10,000 more CMS items | $20 | $30 | 40,000 items |
| 100 GB more bandwidth | $40 | $50 | 2 TB |
Bandwidth has some slack: Framer lets a site go over its limit for one month and emails you so you can upgrade. Other limits ask you to upgrade in the editor when you reach them. The 40,000-item ceiling is the one to plan around. A resource library or programmatic SEO project that will pass it in two years belongs on Enterprise, on Webflow or on a headless CMS from the start.
Languages, testing and hosting add-ons
| Add-on | Billed yearly | Billed monthly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Translation locale | $20 per locale | $25 | Up to 20 locales on Basic or Pro. AI translation spends credits |
| Convert | $50 per 500,000 events | $60 | A/B tests (up to 5), funnels and personalization with Triggers. Pro only, up to 1.5 million events |
| Advanced hosting | $200 | $250 | Several sites under one domain with up to 6 rewrites, 6 firewall rules, custom security headers and 500 static files. Pro only; included on Enterprise |
Convert counts page views, tracked link clicks and tracked form submissions as events, so a site with 300,000 page views a month already needs one block. Advanced hosting is what you buy when the marketing site has to live at company.com while the product, docs or blog live on the same domain.
Three worked examples
These use yearly billing and the prices above, checked on 10 November 2026. They leave out tax and anything bought outside Framer. The team sizes and traffic are examples, not benchmarks.
A launch site for a new product
One designer owns the workspace and builds a ten-page site with a short blog. There is no old site to redirect.
| Line | Per month |
|---|---|
| Basic site plan | $10 |
| Owner's seat | Free |
| Total | $10 a month, $120 a year |
This is the cheapest way onto either builder with a CMS: Webflow's $15 Basic plan has no CMS at all, so the same site there is Premium at $25. The day the site replaces an older one, or a second person needs to edit, the numbers below apply.
A B2B marketing team of seven, in three languages
The owner designs, two more designers build pages, four marketers update posts and copy, and the site runs in English, German, French and Spanish. The team uses agents daily and runs A/B tests on its landing pages.
| Line | Per month |
|---|---|
| Pro site plan | $30 |
| Two editors (2 × $20) | $40 |
| Four content editors (4 × $10) | $40 |
| Three added locales (3 × $20) | $60 |
| Convert, one block of 500,000 events | $50 |
| Credits raised from 3,000 to 10,000 | $70 |
| Total | $290 a month, $3,480 a year |
Billed monthly the same set-up is $45 + $60 + $60 + $75 + $60 + $105 = $405 a month. For comparison, the plan, seats and languages alone are $170 a month on Framer and $190 on Webflow (Premium $25, two Full seats at $39, four Limited seats at $15, three Localize Essential locales at $9), on Webflow's pricing page checked the same day. Framer is cheaper here mainly because its design seats cost $20 against Webflow's $39.
A resource library with heavy traffic
A content team runs 15 CMS collections with 18,000 items over 120 pages, and the site serves about 400 GB a month.
| Line | Per month |
|---|---|
| Pro site plan | $30 |
| 10 more collections (20 in total) | $40 |
| 20,000 more CMS items (22,500 in total) | $40 |
| 300 GB more bandwidth (400 GB in total) | $120 |
| Total before seats | $230 a month, $2,760 a year |
On Webflow the same content fits inside Premium at $25 (20,000 items in 40 collections), and taking it to 400 GB of bandwidth adds $140, so $165 a month before seats. This is where Framer stops being the cheaper option: Webflow's site plan carries more content for the money, while Framer's per-seat prices are lower. Teams with lots of content and few editors pay less on Webflow; teams with many editors and modest content pay less on Framer. Webflow pricing has every Webflow plan and add-on.
The costs no pricing page shows
The subscription is the small number. Three others decide the budget.
Building the site. Design in Framer is fast, but a company site still needs a CMS structure, templates, forms that reach your CRM, analytics that work, consent handling and redirects from the old site. Our Framer builds start at $6,000 fixed for up to eight page templates, CMS set-up, analytics, forms into your CRM, redirects and a hand-over session. A marketplace template is cheaper and fine for a simple site, as long as someone adjusts it to your content.
Moving in or out. Framer does not offer HTML export for self-hosting, because published sites rely on Framer's back end. Neither Framer nor Webflow exports its CMS in a form the other can import, so moving between them, or off them, is a rebuild with every old URL redirected. A platform migration with us starts at $7,000 fixed, with a full redirect map, a rehearsed cutover and 30 days of monitoring.
Changing it. Framer runs the servers, so there are no plugin or server updates. What remains is change: React code components for calculators or demos, integrations with HubSpot or Salesforce, and new page types. One scoped integration is an AI Quick Win Sprint at $8,000 fixed over three weeks; a team that wants an engineer on hand uses an embedded team at $3,000–$7,500 per engineer per month.
Two smaller lines: sales tax is added at checkout based on your location, and refunds are limited. Framer's billing help says refunds are available within 7 days of the first purchase worldwide and 14 days in the EU and Turkey; after that, a downgrade turns unused time into account credit, not cash.
When Framer is worth it, and when it is not
Framer earns its price when a designer owns the marketing site, the content is a few collections in the low thousands, and getting from design to live in weeks matters more than content structure. Its seats are cheap, so a team of several editors pays less than on Webflow.
It is the wrong pick in four cases:
- Large or structured content. Thousands of related CMS items, many authors or more than 40,000 items. Use Webflow or WordPress; see Framer vs Webflow and Webflow vs WordPress.
- Selling online. Framer has no built-in store; checkout comes from third-party plugins. A real catalog belongs on a commerce platform such as Shopify.
- A logged-in product. Build the application separately and keep a Framer site beside it, joined with Advanced hosting.
- Strict governance. SSO, SCIM and an uptime guarantee are Enterprise only, at a quoted price.
We build on Framer, Webflow and WordPress, so we will say which one fits before we quote. Plans change often; check framer.com/pricing before you sign, and count editors, credits and add-ons along with the site plan.
