Framer Pricing (Nov 2026): Plans, Editors and Real Cost

Framer Pricing: The Short Answer

Framer has a free plan and two self-serve paid plans, Basic at $10 a month and Pro at $30 a month billed yearly ($15 and $45 billed monthly), plus custom Enterprise pricing. Each price covers one site. On top of the plan come editors at $20 or $10 a month each, translation at $20 per language, Pro add-ons for extra pages, CMS and bandwidth, and, since Framer 3.0 in June 2026, AI credits for the Framer Agent. Below you will find every plan, what each extra really costs, what changed in 2025 and 2026, what real users report paying, and how Framer's pricing compares to Superapp, Webflow and Lovable.

Quick answer: how much does Framer cost? As of November 2026, Framer is free to build on, and publishing on your own domain costs $10 a month on Basic or $30 a month on Pro, billed yearly, or $15 and $45 billed monthly, per site. Basic includes 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 50 GB of bandwidth and 1,000 AI credits a month; Pro includes 150 pages, 10 collections, 100 GB and 3,000 credits, with paid add-ons beyond that. Each extra editor costs $20 a month ($10 for content-only editors), each extra language $20 a month, and extra AI credits $10 per 1,000. If you want an AI-generated website plus a native iPhone app on one flat plan, an AI builder like Superapp is the simpler bill.

Prices below were checked on November 4, 2026 against the Framer pricing page and Framer's Framer 3.0 pricing post. Monthly-billing prices and credit add-on prices, which Framer's page shows only behind a toggle, come from All About Cookies. User stories come from Trustpilot and published write-ups, each linked where it is quoted.

How much does each Framer plan cost?

Framer prices each site separately. A workspace can hold many sites, but each live site on a custom domain needs its own plan.

Sources: Framer pricing; monthly prices from All About Cookies. Prices are per site per month, plus sales tax.

The free plan's large page allowance looks generous, but it only publishes to a Framer subdomain with 1 GB of bandwidth, so it is for building and testing, not for a business site.

What each plan includes

Source: Framer pricing.

What do Framer editors cost?

The workspace owner and viewers are free. Everyone else who works on the site pays a monthly seat.

Source: Framer pricing. Basic and Pro allow up to 10 seats; Enterprise allows unlimited.

Two billing details catch people out. Framer charges for an editor within 24 hours of the notification that they were added (Framer pricing). And one reviewer, Andreas K., wrote that "they even charge this fee, when you remove editor for the next months" (Trustpilot, July 2026). Another, Juan Cruz Gomez Righetti, wrote "I was charged €147.90 for an additional Editor seat" and said "they refused a refund" (July 2026). Remove editors before a billing date, not after it.

Seat prices from Framer pricing.

Framer cut the full editor seat from $40 to $20 a month and added the $10 content editor with Framer 3.0 in June 2026 (Framer). Before that, seats were one of the most common complaints. A Swiss agency owner, writing anonymously on Feedme.design, argued that per-editor fees feel "like you're punishing teams for working together" (Feedme.design). Framer also offers its Pro Experts free editor access on client projects.

How do Framer AI credits work?

Since Framer 3.0, the Framer Agent, which builds and edits pages from prompts, runs on AI credits.

Sources: Framer pricing, All About Cookies, PricingSaaS. The maximum totals match our arithmetic: $10 plus 14,000 extra credits at $10 per 1,000 is $150; $30 plus 97,000 at $10 per 1,000 is $1,000.

How far do the credits go?

Framer estimated about 300 credits to generate a landing page with the Agent, according to UsagePricing's record of the launch. By that estimate, Basic's 1,000 credits cover about three generated pages a month and Pro's 3,000 about ten.

The model you choose changes the cost. At launch Framer listed multipliers of 0.9x for Sonnet 4.6, 1x for GPT 5.5 (the default) and 1.8x for Opus 4.8 (Framer). So the same request on Opus uses nearly twice the credits.

Our arithmetic from Framer's estimate; real prompts vary widely.

Two things work in your favour. Failed results can be refunded by marking them as bad in the changes summary, and AI tools connected over MCP, such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, do not use Framer credits (Framer).

Users still complain about how quickly credits go. Stephen wrote that small changes "will cost you hundreds of credits" and Mona described a tool "where they ask you to add credits every 5 minutes" (Trustpilot, October and August 2026). Marc Vanschoenwinkel put it as "you keep buying credits to fix things," and Alexander IT wrote "Adding credits on top is quite expensive." (Trustpilot, July 2026). Pieter-Jan reported that "they automatically upgrade your credits and charge a large amount" and that a refund was refused.

Is Framer free?

Yes, to build and try. The free plan gives you a framer.website address, 1 GB of bandwidth, up to 3 editors, one locale to try and a one-time 500 AI credits. Until August 2026 those 500 credits refreshed; Framer then made them a one-time allocation for trying the Agent (PricingSaaS).

Source: Framer pricing.

Is Framer cheaper on annual or monthly billing?

Annual billing is cheaper and includes a free custom domain.

Prices from Framer pricing and All About Cookies; totals are our arithmetic.

A yearly plan is paid up front. Framer's pricing page offers refunds within 14 days only to customers in the EU and Turkey, so outside those regions assume a yearly payment will not be refunded (Framer pricing).

What do Framer Pro add-ons cost?

Basic has fixed limits: when you outgrow them, you upgrade to Pro. Pro lets you buy more of each limit in steps.

Source: Framer pricing.

Framer bandwidth pricing

Prices from Framer pricing.

That is $0.40 per extra GB, the same rate Webflow charges for Premium bandwidth on yearly billing. A Pro site serving 1 TB a month costs $390 a month, thirteen times the headline price.

When you go over a bandwidth limit, Framer lets you exceed it for one month and emails you so you can upgrade; for most other limits it asks you to upgrade straight away (Framer pricing). One reviewer, Zandy XR, wrote that he "Was running low on bandwidth," and when a refund was due, "I was then told a credit would be applied instead." (Trustpilot, October 2026).

A content site that grows

Our illustration from Framer's listed prices: Pro $30, pages $20 per 100, items $20 per 10,000, bandwidth $40 per 100 GB.

How much does Framer translation cost?

Framer's localization add-on costs $20 a month per locale, up to 20 locales, on Basic and Pro (Framer pricing).

Totals are our arithmetic.

With one extra language, translation costs twice as much as the Basic plan itself. This has been a sore point for a long time. Before the current pricing, locales on Framer's company plans cost $40 per locale a month billed yearly (Framer). The Swiss agency owner on Feedme.design described a small client needing French and German and argued that in a country where several languages are the norm, "Charging extra for it shows a complete lack of understanding." (Feedme.design). The current $20 price halves that, but it is still per language, per site.

What else does Framer charge for?

Sources: Framer pricing. Template and plugin costs are set by marketplace sellers.

Reviewers describe this as a stack of small charges. rivi boo wrote that "virtually every step of the workflow is locked behind a paywall," Growtality Marketing that "you can not do many things without upgrading a plan," and Alexander IT that there are "To many multi-layered payments options" (Trustpilot, 2026).

Which Framer plan do you need?

Annual totals are our arithmetic from Framer's listed prices.

Basic vs Pro

Source: Framer pricing.

The $20 a month gap on yearly billing ($240 a year) buys five times the pages, add-ons when you grow, staging and redirects. If you are moving an existing site with many URLs, redirects alone can decide it.

What changed in Framer pricing in 2025 and 2026?

Framer has changed its plans several times in a year.

Unlike many 2026 repricings, Framer 3.0 lowered prices more than it raised them: cheaper editors, a better Basic plan and a lower top tier. The new cost is AI credits, which did not exist before.

What happens to legacy plans?

Framer kept existing paid site plans unchanged unless the customer chooses to switch, while the lower editor price and Basic improvements applied to everyone (Framer). That makes switching a one-way door. Tharindu Dassanayake warned: "Legacy plans can't be restored. No way back." (Trustpilot, October 2026). Before you switch from an older plan such as Scale, compare the limits you lose, not just the price.

How much does Framer cost for mobile apps?

Superapp builds a native Swift iPhone app alongside a website on its $25 Pro plan, while Framer builds responsive websites only and has no native mobile app builder. A Framer site works in a phone's browser, but it is not an App Store app.

Sources: Framer pricing; Apple Developer Program.

If you need an app as well as a marketing site, budget them as two products.

Refunds and billing: what users report

Framer's pricing page offers refunds on subscriptions bought within the last 14 days only to customers in the EU and Turkey (Framer pricing). Elsewhere there is no stated refund policy, and reviewers say one-time credit top-ups are not refundable. On Trustpilot, Framer scores 1.6 out of 5 from 150 reviews, with 77% one-star (Trustpilot, checked November 4, 2026).

All from Trustpilot, pages 1 and 2, with original spelling.

Not every refund story ends badly: Alex GR's five-star review describes a quick, painless refund. But the pattern in most reviews is that charges for seats and credits are hard to reverse, so add editors and buy credits deliberately.

What do Framer customers say about support?

Source: Trustpilot, pages 1 and 2.

Trustpilot reviews lean toward people with a problem, and Framer has a large community and template marketplace where many users get help. Dedicated support is part of what Enterprise sells.

What are real users paying on Framer?

Sources: Trustpilot and page 2, Feedme.design. Plan prices users mention may reflect earlier pricing, local currency or tax.

What Framer's defenders say

Even critics like the product. Brandon Migliorisi gave five stars while complaining about price, and Ross Mactaggart called it a "Lovely experience to make a site." The Feedme.design author wrote that they value Framer and would accept higher prices for premium features such as advanced analytics and better CMS tools, as long as basics like editors and translations were included (Feedme.design).

And on the numbers, Framer 3.0 cut costs for many customers: full editors halved from $40 to $20, Basic got five times the bandwidth, and failed AI results can be refunded in credits. For a designer who wants a polished, animated marketing site on yearly billing with one or two editors, Framer is one of the cheaper ways to get there.

What will Framer cost you? Five real-world budgets

These budgets add up what a typical setup pays, using Framer's listed yearly prices. They are our arithmetic, not quotes from Framer.

Totals exclude sales tax, templates and plugins. On monthly billing, every plan and credit line costs 50% more.

The pattern is the same as on most site builders: the plan is cheap, the people and the extras are not. In the company-site budget, the $30 Pro plan is just over a quarter of the $110 total.

How a $10 site turns into a $100 month: three illustrations

These are illustrations built from Framer's listed prices, not reports from specific users.

1. The AI-built landing pages. A founder on Basic at $10 uses the Framer Agent to generate and revise pages. At about 300 credits a page by Framer's estimate, 1,000 credits run out after three pages. Building ten pages a month means buying about 2,000 more credits at $10 per 1,000, or $20, and choosing a higher-cost model doubles that. The bill reaches $30 to about $55 a month before any editors.

2. The bilingual startup. A startup on Pro at $30 adds a second language ($20), one designer ($20) and two content editors ($20). That is $90 a month on yearly billing. On monthly billing, the Pro plan alone becomes $45, pushing the total past $100.

3. The growing blog. A blog on Basic hits the 1,000-item limit and must move to Pro ($30). Two years later it has 15,000 posts and 400 GB of traffic a month, so it adds 20,000 CMS items ($40), 200 extra pages ($40) and 300 GB of bandwidth ($120). The site plan line is now $230 a month.

Should you pick or skip Framer?

Is Framer's pricing fair?

Framer's own position is that 3.0 brought "simpler plans and lower prices," which is true for editors and the top tier. Users' complaints in 2026 focus less on the plan price and more on credits, seat charges and refunds.

Signs you are paying for the wrong Framer plan

How to keep your Framer bill down

1. Pay yearly once the site is stable. It saves $60 a year on Basic and $180 on Pro, and includes a free custom domain.
2. Use content editors. Writers rarely need the $20 full editor seat.
3. Remove editors before your billing date. Framer bills a new editor within 24 hours, and reviewers report charges continuing after removal.
4. Mark failed AI results as bad. Framer refunds the credits for results you mark as bad.
5. Use the default model. Higher-cost models can use nearly twice the credits.
6. Try MCP tools for heavy edits. Framer says tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex connected over MCP do not use Framer credits.
7. Host video elsewhere. Video is the quickest way to burn bandwidth at $40 per 100 GB.
8. Translate only the pages that matter. Each locale is $20 a month whether you translate one page or all of them.
9. Plan your CMS before you build. Basic's 30 pages and 1,000 items are hard limits.
10. Do not switch a legacy plan casually. Once you leave an older plan, users report you cannot go back.

What does Framer get right?

How does Framer pricing compare to other builders?

Sources: Superapp pricing, Superapp FAQ, Framer pricing, Webflow pricing, Lovable plans.

As a disclosure, Superapp is our product, so weigh this accordingly. If you are pricing Framer because you want a site generated from prompts, or a website plus an iPhone app, Superapp builds both on a flat $25 plan and gives you the native Swift Xcode project. If you are a designer who wants pixel-perfect, animated marketing pages and a visual canvas, Framer is the stronger tool, and Superapp does not build Android apps. For more options, see our Framer alternatives and best AI landing page builders.

Framer vs Webflow on price

Framer and Webflow are the two tools most designers compare, and their pricing has converged in 2026.

Sources: Framer pricing, Webflow pricing, Trustpilot pages for each, checked November 4, 2026.

Framer is cheaper for small sites and for teams with editors. Webflow is cheaper for large CMS sites, because Premium includes 20,000 items where Framer Pro includes 2,500. For more detail, see our Webflow pricing guide.

How much does Framer cost for agencies and freelancers?

Framer has no separate agency Workspace plan, so an agency's bill is the sum of its client sites and editors. That makes it simpler than Webflow, where agencies pay a Workspace plan on top.

Prices from Framer pricing; editor seats are per workspace. Totals exclude locales, credits and tax.

Most agencies pass the Site plan on to the client, either by transferring the site or by having the client pay for it, and charge separately for design and edits. Four things are worth agreeing with each client up front:

Framer's Pro Experts, its certified partner program, use 50% fewer Agent credits per prompt and get free editor access on client projects, according to the Framer pricing page. For a busy agency, that can matter more than the plan price.

Framer budget worksheet

Decide in five questions

1. Do you need your own domain? If no, the free plan is enough to build.
2. Will the site pass 30 pages or 1,000 CMS items? If yes, budget Pro, not Basic.
3. How many people will edit? Add $20 per designer and $10 per writer.
4. Do you want the site generated by AI, or an iPhone app as well? If yes, compare an AI builder such as Superapp before paying for Framer credits.
5. How many languages? Add $20 a month for each one beyond the first.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Framer cost per month?
Framer costs $0 on the free plan, $10 a month on Basic and $30 a month on Pro when billed yearly, or $15 and $45 billed monthly, per site. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Is Framer free?
Yes, Framer has a free plan for building and testing on a Framer subdomain, with 1 GB of bandwidth, up to 3 editors and a one-time 500 AI credits. You need a paid plan to use your own domain.

What does the Framer Basic plan include?
Basic costs $10 a month billed yearly or $15 monthly and includes a custom domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 CMS items, 50 GB of bandwidth, 20 hosting locations, 30 days of analytics and 1,000 AI credits a month.

What does the Framer Pro plan include?
Pro costs $30 a month billed yearly or $45 monthly and includes 150 pages, 10 CMS collections, 2,500 CMS items, 100 GB of bandwidth, 300+ hosting locations, 90 days of analytics, staging, branching, redirects and 3,000 AI credits a month, with paid add-ons beyond those limits.

How much does a Framer editor cost?
A full editor who can design and publish costs $20 a month, and a content editor who edits CMS and on-page text costs $10 a month. The workspace owner and viewers are free, and Basic and Pro allow up to 10 seats.

How much does Framer charge for extra languages?
Framer's translation add-on costs $20 a month per locale, up to 20 locales, on Basic and Pro.

How do Framer AI credits work?
Basic includes 1,000 AI credits a month and Pro 3,000 for the Framer Agent. Extra credits cost $10 a month per 1,000 billed yearly or $15 monthly, up to 15,000 on Basic and 100,000 on Pro. Framer estimated about 300 credits to generate a landing page.

Do Framer free plan credits reset?
No. Since August 2026, the free plan's 500 AI credits are a one-time allocation for trying the Agent, not a monthly allowance.

Can I get credits back for bad AI results in Framer?
Yes. Framer says failed results can be refunded in credits by marking them as bad in the changes summary.

Do AI tools connected over MCP use Framer credits?
No. Framer says tools connected over MCP, such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, do not use Framer credits.

How much does extra bandwidth cost on Framer?
On Pro, extra bandwidth costs $40 a month per 100 GB, up to 2 TB. Basic's 50 GB cannot be extended, so you upgrade to Pro instead.

What happens if my Framer site goes over its bandwidth limit?
Framer lets you exceed bandwidth for one month and emails you so you can upgrade. For most other limits, it asks you to upgrade.

How much do extra pages and CMS items cost on Framer?
On Pro, extra pages cost $20 per 100 up to 700, extra CMS collections $40 per 10 up to 40, and extra CMS items $20 per 10,000 up to 40,000.

Is Framer cheaper billed annually?
Yes. Basic costs $120 a year billed yearly versus $180 monthly, and Pro costs $360 versus $540. Yearly plans also include a free custom domain.

Does Framer give refunds?
Framer's pricing page offers refunds for subscriptions bought within the last 14 days only to customers in the EU and Turkey. Reviewers report that credit top-ups and editor charges were not refunded.

What happened to the Framer Scale plan?
Framer retired the Scale plan, which cost $100 a month billed yearly, with Framer 3.0 in June 2026. Existing Scale customers can keep it unless they switch.

Did Framer change its prices in 2026?
Yes. With Framer 3.0 in June 2026, Framer retired Scale, introduced AI credits, cut the full editor seat from $40 to $20, added a $10 content editor and raised Basic to 2 CMS collections and 50 GB of bandwidth. Basic and Pro site prices were last changed in November 2025.

Can I go back to a legacy Framer plan after switching?
Users report that you cannot. Framer keeps existing plans unless you choose to switch, and reviewers say legacy plans cannot be restored afterward.

How much does Framer Enterprise cost?
Framer does not publish Enterprise prices. Enterprise includes custom limits, unlimited editors, SSO, SCIM, an uptime guarantee, dedicated support and bank-transfer billing.

Can I use my own domain on the free Framer plan?
No. A custom domain needs Basic or Pro, and yearly plans include a free domain.

How much does Framer cost for an agency?
Each client site needs its own plan, usually Basic at $10 or Pro at $30 a month billed yearly, plus $20 for each extra editor. Framer's Pro Experts get free editor access on client projects.

Does Framer build mobile apps?
No. Framer builds responsive websites that work in a phone's browser. For an App Store app you need a separate app builder or developers, plus Apple's $99 a year developer membership.

What are Framer Convert and Advanced hosting?
Convert adds A/B tests, funnels and triggers for $50 per 500,000 events. Advanced hosting adds rewrites, firewall rules and static files for $200 and is included on Enterprise.

Why is my Framer bill higher than the plan price?
Usually because of editors, translation locales, AI credit top-ups, Pro add-ons for pages, CMS or bandwidth, monthly billing, or sales tax.

Is Framer worth the price?
For a designer building a polished marketing site on yearly billing with few editors, many users find it good value. It gets expensive with several languages, heavy AI Agent use, large CMS content or monthly billing.

Is Framer cheaper than Webflow?
For small sites and teams, usually yes: Basic is $10 versus $15 a month yearly, and editors are $20 versus $39. For large CMS sites Webflow can be cheaper, because Premium includes 20,000 CMS items while Framer Pro includes 2,500.

How does Framer pricing compare to Superapp?
Framer costs $10 or $30 a month per site billed yearly, with editors, locales, bandwidth and AI credits added on top, and gives designers a visual canvas. Superapp's Pro plan costs $25 a month and generates a website or native iPhone app from prompts. Framer offers more design control; Superapp builds native iOS apps, which Framer does not.

How does Framer pricing compare to Lovable?
Lovable's Pro plan costs $25 a month with credits per prompt and generates full-stack web apps. Framer costs $10 to $30 a month per site billed yearly and is a visual website builder with an AI Agent, not an app generator.

Does Framer charge sales tax?
Yes. Framer adds applicable sales tax at checkout based on your location.

Does Framer offer discounts?
Framer links to student and startup programs from its pricing page but lists no discount amounts there. Open-source or non-revenue side projects can ask about flexible limits.

References

• Framer pricing
• Framer: AI credits, simpler plans, and lower prices
• Framer: Update to Framer's pricing plans
• All About Cookies: Framer pricing
• UsagePricing: Framer agents, credits, Scale dropped
• UsagePricing: Framer packaging
• PricingSaaS: Framer free plan credits become a one-time trial
• Trustpilot: Framer reviews and page 2
• Feedme.design: Let's talk about Framer's pricing
• Webflow pricing
• Apple Developer Program enrollment
• Superapp pricing and Superapp FAQ
• Lovable plans