Pricing
How much does Framer cost?
Framer is free to start. Basic is $10/month and Pro $30/month on yearly billing; monthly billing is about $15 and $45. The plan price is only part of the bill.
The short answer
Framer sells per site, not per account. There is a free plan, two fixed paid plans, and a custom Enterprise tier. On yearly billing — the cycle Framer shows by default — Basic is$10 per month and Pro is $30 per month. On monthly billing they are about $15 and $45.
Every figure on this page is a USD list price checked on 1 November 2026. Framer localises currency and adds tax at checkout, so the number you see may differ.
| Plan | Yearly billing | Monthly billing | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Free | Trying Framer, design work, non-commercial projects |
| Basic | $10/mo | $15/mo | Freelancers, students, personal and small studio sites |
| Pro | $30/mo | $45/mo | Agencies, startups, and marketing sites that need CMS room |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Large teams with procurement, SSO, and uptime requirements |
Yearly totals: Basic $120/year, Pro $360/year. Prices exclude tax and optional add-ons.
What you get for the money
The jump from Free to Basic is about the domain and the badge. The jump from Basic to Pro is about how much content the site can hold and how a team publishes it.
| Limit | Free | Basic | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site pages | 1,000 | 30 | 150 |
| CMS collections | 10 collections | 2 collections | 10 collections |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB |
| AI credits | 500, one time | 1,000 / month | 3,000 / month |
| Custom domain | framer.website subdomain only | Custom domain included | Custom domain included |
AI credits: 500 one time on Free, 1,000 per month on Basic, 3,000 per month on Pro.
What the headline price doesn't include
The plan is the floor. Editors, localisation, A/B testing, advanced hosting, and overages are billed on top, and several of them are easy to trigger without noticing.
| Extra | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Extra design editor | $20 / month each | Viewers are free. Content-only editors are $10 / month. |
| Localization | $20 / locale / month | Up to 20 locales; billed as an add-on to the site plan. |
| Convert (A/B testing) | $50 / 500,000 events | Pro only. Includes up to five concurrent A/B tests. |
| Advanced hosting | $200 / month | Pro only: rewrites, custom security headers, extra static files. Included on Enterprise. |
| Overage: pages | $20 / extra 100 pages | Pro only, up to 700 pages. |
| Overage: CMS items | $20 / extra 10,000 items | Pro only, up to 40,000 items and 40 collections. |
Two things surprise people most. First, a paid plan covers one site: three client sites mean three plans. Second, an editor seat is $20 per month per person — viewers are free, but anyone who designs, edits, or publishes is not.
Which plan does a Framer template site need?
You can remix a free template and edit it on the free plan. You need Basic to publish it on your own domain. A small portfolio, a restaurant site, or a single landing page will usually fit inside Basic's 30 pages and two CMS collections.
Go to Pro when the site outgrows that: a blog plus a project archive plus team profiles is already more than two collections. Pro adds 150 pages, ten collections, staging, redirects, branching, and access to the paid add-ons.
If you are choosing between billing cycles rather than plans, theannual billing comparison does the arithmetic. If you are trying to decide whether the free plan is enough, start withthe free plan limits.
How it compares with other builders
At the entry level Framer is cheaper than both Webflow and Wix: Basic is $10/month on yearly billing against Webflow Basic at $15 and Wix Light at $17. At the CMS tier the gap narrows — Framer Pro is $30 against Webflow Premium at $25 — and Wix bundles commerce and bookings that Framer does not.
The honest comparison is scope, not price: Framer vs Webflow for design control against CMS depth, and Framer vs Wix for a design-led marketing site against an all-in-one business platform.
Pricing questions
On yearly billing, Basic is $10 per month and Pro is $30 per month. On monthly billing they are about $15 and $45. Enterprise is quoted. Prices are per site and exclude tax and optional add-ons.
Paid plans are per published site. One workspace can hold several sites, and each site carries its own plan. Editors are billed separately at $20 per month; viewers are free.
Yes. Framer has a free plan with the full editor, a framer.website subdomain, 1 GB of bandwidth, 10 CMS collections, and 500 one-time AI credits. A custom domain and removal of the “Made in Framer” badge require a paid site plan.
Yes. Yearly billing is about a third cheaper per month on Basic and Pro — $10 instead of $15, and $30 instead of $45 — and it includes a custom domain for the first year. The trade-off is paying for twelve months up front.
No. You can remix a free template and edit it on the free plan. You need Basic or higher to publish it on your own domain, and Pro if the template relies on more than two CMS collections or more than 30 pages.
Framer’s help centre says you can request a refund within 7 days of the initial purchase, or within 14 days if you are in the EU or Turkey. Refunds are not automatic after cancellation; contact Framer support.
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