TL;DR - Framer
- Framer is a design and publishing tool for creating high-fidelity websites
- It combines visual design with code components for production-ready responsive sites
- Free for personal projects, Pro at $15/month for custom domains
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 84/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
Staging
- Free staging
- 1 project
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Mini
$5/month
Annual
- Custom domain
- 1K visitors
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Basic
$15/month
Annual
- 10K visitors
- 20 CMS items
- Localization
About Framer
Framer builds websites with design-first interactivity. What started as a prototyping tool evolved into a website builder where animations and interactions are native, not afterthoughts.
The design capabilities are powerful. Animations work naturally. The sites are fast despite the interactivity.
Designers and developers wanting websites with sophisticated interactions choose Framer for design-driven web development.
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Framer FAQ
Yes, Framer offers a free plan with 2 pages, Framer subdomain, and basic features. Paid plans start at $5/month (Mini) for custom domains and more pages.
Framer Mini costs $5/month (3 pages), Basic costs $15/month (10 pages), Pro costs $25/month (150 pages, CMS). Team plans with collaboration start at $25/editor/month.
Framer creates responsive marketing sites, landing pages, and portfolios with advanced animations and interactions. It combines design tools with AI-powered generation and a CMS.
Yes, Framer AI can generate entire website layouts, rewrite copy, translate content, and suggest design improvements. AI generation creates responsive, published-ready sites from prompts.
Yes, Framer excels at animations and interactions. It includes scroll animations, hover effects, page transitions, and advanced motion design tools—all without code.
Yes, Framer CMS (Pro plan) lets you create collections for blogs, portfolios, and dynamic content. It includes localization for multi-language sites and team collaboration features.
Framer is simpler with better animations and AI features. Webflow offers more advanced CMS and e-commerce. Framer is easier for designers; Webflow for complex, database-driven sites.