Framer is a website builder for designers. You design pages visually, manage content in a built-in CMS and publish with hosting included.
Framer gives designers an open canvas where they can design, animate and refine pages, and use AI agents to explore other directions. The CMS stores content in collections with field types such as text, images, rich text, dates and references, and you can link collections to each other. Content can come in through CSV import, Google Sheets sync or Airtable sync. AI Translation can translate a whole site, with localization sold as an add-on on paid plans, and paid plans include analytics, while staging and site redirects come with the Pro plan.
Framer says it suits small businesses, online stores and portfolios, and it has dedicated pages for marketing teams and agencies. Marketing teams can build ad landing pages, campaign pages and product announcements, connect forms and tune SEO without waiting on engineers. Marketers can change page copy, images, metadata and CMS content directly, and teammates can edit content on a phone without opening the canvas. Agencies can design, review and publish client websites and share live previews to collect feedback.
For developers, Framer supports code components built with React, code overrides, and plugins that work with the editor and CMS. A Server API connects your product and automates publishing, and Fetch lets developers create API endpoints that designers can use on sites without writing code. Sites on paid plans such as Basic and Pro can reach Framer’s Product Experts in the app or through the contact page. Enterprise support runs through Slack, Microsoft Teams or email, with options such as custom onboarding and training.
Basic suits small sites, Pro adds more pages, CMS collections and bandwidth, and Enterprise adds unlimited editors and custom limits. Current prices are in the pricing box above.