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Framer

03 Creation

Yes for marketing sites where design quality is the differentiator — Framer's canvas produces sites that look expensive at a $10–30/month price, and the May 2026 pricing update (cheaper editor seats) removed the old team-cost sting. Content-heavy or SEO-programmatic sites should weigh a real SSG instead.

The job in the stack

The marketing-site seat: designer-quality websites shipped from a visual canvas, with AI generating wireframes, copy, and translations.

Pricing

Plan Price Notes
Free $0 Framer subdomain, 1GB bandwidth, up to 3 editors, 500 trial AI credits
Basic $10/mo $15/mo billed monthly. Custom domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 CMS items, 50GB bandwidth, 1,000 AI credits/mo (2x first month)
Pro $30/mo $45/mo billed monthly. 150 pages, 10 CMS collections, 2,500 CMS items, 100GB bandwidth, 3,000 AI credits/mo (2x first month), staging, branching; extra pages ($20/100), CMS items ($20/10,000) and bandwidth ($40/100GB) as add-ons
Seats +$20/editor/mo Content Editor seat $10 (full CMS access, simplified toolset); viewers free; AI credits shared per workspace

Pricing verified 2026-10-25. Plans change — the source of truth is Framer's own pricing page.

Models & versions

  • Framer 3.0 AI Agents on the canvas (June 16, 2026): design full pages, build responsive breakpoints, write code components, generate SEO metadata, wire the CMS — output lands as editable Framer layers, not a flat image. Ships with Branching (safe edits on a live-site copy) and External Agents (Claude Code via the Framer CLI); AI credits reset monthly.

The honest read

What works

  • + Output looks designed, not templated — the Framer aesthetic sells
  • + Animations and interactions without touching code
  • + Framer 3.0 Agents co-edit the canvas — full pages, breakpoints, CMS, SEO — as editable layers you can override
  • + May 2026 seat changes made team editing affordable

What breaks

  • − Editor seats stack on top of plan pricing — read the math before a team buys
  • − CMS and programmatic-SEO depth trail dedicated stacks
  • − Lock-in is real: Framer sites live in Framer

Use it for

  • →Startup marketing sites that need to look funded
  • →Designers shipping client sites without developers
  • →Landing pages with motion and polish as the differentiator

Skip it if

  • ×The site is a content/SEO machine — static-site stacks win on speed and control
  • ×You need a five-page brochure by Friday at minimum cost — Durable or Hostinger

Questions operators ask

?Framer or a real static site?

Framer wins when the constraint is design resources — you get premium visuals without a developer. A static-site stack wins when the constraint is content scale, SEO control, or ownership. Marketing showcase → Framer; content machine → code.

What changed

  1. Freshness sweep: re-read framer.com/pricing with both billing toggles. Basic $10 annual / $15 monthly, Pro $30 annual / $45 monthly, editor seats $20 and Content Editor $10 all hold. Added per-plan limits and monthly AI credits (Basic 1,000, Pro 3,000).
  2. Freshness sweep, correction: Framer retired the $100 Scale plan on June 16, 2026 (Framer blog, 'AI credits, simpler plans, and lower prices'). Basic ($10) and Pro ($30) are now the only paid plans, and Scale's usage limits moved into Pro as paid add-ons. Existing Scale sites keep their plan unless they switch. Our July–September sweeps listed Scale as live, and that was wrong. It's removed now. Also confirmed: editor seats $20, Content Editor seats $10, viewers free, and the Free plan allows up to 3 editors with 500 trial AI credits.
  3. Freshness sweep: no changes. Free, Basic $10/mo, Pro $30/mo, Scale $100/mo hold, as do the $20 editor and $10 content-editor seats (May 2026 restructure).
  4. Freshness sweep: no changes. Free, Basic $10/mo, Pro $30/mo, Scale $100/mo hold, as do the $20 editor and $10 content-editor seats. The Framer 3.0 shape from June — AI Agents on the canvas, Branching, External Agents, workspace-shared AI credits that reset monthly — is still current.
  5. Freshness sweep: pricing re-confirmed unchanged (Free, Basic $10, Pro $30, Scale $100; editor seats $20, Content Editor $10). Corrected a stale AI description — the page still described the pre-3.0 Wireframer/Workshop set; Framer 3.0 (June 16, 2026) put AI Agents on the canvas (editable-layer output, breakpoints, code components, CMS, SEO) alongside Branching and External Agents. Updated models/pros to match.
  6. Released from staging. Re-confirmed against framer.com/pricing — no changes: Free, Basic $10, Pro $30, Scale $100, Enterprise custom; editor seats $20, Content Editor $10.
  7. Added to the stack (marketing-site seat).

Give Framer a job

The marketing-site seat: designer-quality websites shipped from a visual canvas, with AI generating wireframes, copy, and translations.

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