Framer sites, with real engineering under the design.
Framer is the fastest route from a design to a live site. We add the parts design tools leave out: custom components, CMS structure, tracking that works, and a clean hand-off to your CRM.
What Gigabit does on Framer.
Gigabit builds and extends Framer sites for teams that want a design-led marketing site live quickly: page builds, CMS collections, custom React code components, integrations with CRM and analytics, and migrations to or from Webflow and WordPress.
Framer suits a small team that designs and ships in the same tool. It is a poor fit for large content operations. We will say which you are before quoting.
The Framer work we take on.
Small, sharp sites, with the engineering that makes them part of a sales process.
Site builds
Responsive pages built from your designs with a component set, consistent styles and sensible breakpoints, ready for your team to extend.
Custom code components
React components and overrides for pricing calculators, interactive demos and anything the canvas cannot express on its own.
CMS set-up
Collections and templates for blog, case studies, changelog and landing pages, with a publishing flow a non-designer can follow.
Integrations
Forms and events connected to HubSpot, Salesforce and analytics, with consent handling and attribution that survives a redirect.
Localisation
Multi-language sites with translated content, locale routing and correct hreflang.
Migrations
Moves into Framer from Webflow or WordPress, or out of it when the content operation outgrows the tool, with redirects mapped and tested.
Framer's agents build the page. They do not run your funnel.
Design automation and business automation are different things.
Built into the platform
Framer's AI is aimed at getting from an idea to a designed page faster, and at letting coding agents work on the site.
- Framer Agents, which generate and edit layouts and components on the canvas.
- External Agents, which let tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex work on a Framer project.
- Plugins, code components, fetch and a server API for connecting a site to outside data.
What happens after the click
A beautiful page is where the visitor starts. The work that pays is what happens next.
- A site agent grounded in your content that answers questions and qualifies visitors before a call.
- Lead routing into the CRM with enrichment, so sales sees context, not just an email address.
- Structure and schema so assistants and search engines read a design-heavy site correctly.
- Tracking that is tested, so you know which page produced which lead.
Published prices, mapped to the job.
Every figure here is the same one on the pricing page. Nothing on this platform is quoted from a separate rate card.
A price marked “from” buys the base scope set out on the pricing page. Anything larger is quoted as a fixed price before work starts. Work with no natural end, such as ongoing development, is priced per engineer per month with no lock-in.
When Framer is the right call, and when it is not.
- A startup or product team that wants a polished site live in weeks and will design in the same tool.
- Motion and visual craft are part of the brand.
- The site is tens of pages plus a modest CMS.
- Thousands of CMS items or a multi-author editorial process. Use WordPress or a headless CMS.
- Complex structured content with many relationships. Webflow's CMS handles that better.
- Commerce or logged-in functionality beyond a simple embed.
Questions Framer teams ask
How much does Framer development cost with Gigabit?
A Framer site starts at $6,000 fixed, covering up to eight page templates, CMS set-up, analytics, forms into your CRM and a hand-over session. A migration into or out of Framer starts at $7,000 fixed. One scoped integration is $8,000 fixed over three weeks, and a site agent that qualifies visitors is a flat fee from $8,000.
Framer or Webflow?
Framer when a small team wants to design and publish in one tool and the site is tens of pages. Webflow when the content is more structured, more people edit it, or the CMS has to carry hundreds of related items. Both produce fast sites. The deciding factor is who will maintain it and how much content there is.
Can Framer sites rank in search?
Yes. Framer outputs fast, server-rendered pages and supports titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, redirects and sitemaps. What usually holds a Framer site back is thin text content on design-heavy pages, which is a writing problem and not a platform one.
Can you add custom functionality to a Framer site?
Yes, through React code components and overrides, and by fetching data from outside services. If a requirement needs a real back end, we host that separately and connect it rather than forcing it into the site builder.
Often scoped alongside.
Webflow
Marketing sites, CMS architecture, custom code components and migrations, built so your team can edit without us.
WebflowWordPress
Custom themes, blocks and plugins, headless front ends, performance and security, and AI through the 7.0 Abilities API.
WordPressHubSpot
Workflow automation, custom objects, integrations with billing and product data, and agents that span the CRM and beyond.
HubSpot
Send the designs and the goal.
Thirty minutes to scope the build, then a fixed price in writing.