Website Builders

Framer review

Design-led website builder with a CMS, per-editor seat pricing and enterprise SSO.

Researched by Max Benz · Facts checked October 24, 2026 · How we research

Framer at a glance

Category
Website Builders
Starting price
Free; Basic $10/month
Pricing model
per site plan plus per-editor seats
Public pricing
Yes
Free plan
Yes
Free trial
No
Contract
monthly or yearly toggle
G2 rating
4.5 (141 reviews)
Founded
2014
Funding or owner
$100M Series D, Aug 2025, $2B valuation (Meritech, Atomico)
Security
SOC 2 Type 2 (Security, Availability), ISO 27001

Buying Framer: security, admin and contract

SAML SSO
Enterprise only (SAML, OIDC)
SCIM provisioning
Enterprise only.
Data residency
AWS US primary plus Europe and APAC infrastructure; no customer choice stated.
Contract
Enterprise annual billing.
Support
Dedicated support on Enterprise per FAQ.
Public DPA
Yes, DPA published at framer.com/legal/dpa.

Questions to ask Framer before you sign

  • Which plan includes audit logs, and how long are they kept?
  • What will the price be at renewal, and is the increase capped?

Questions are listed where Framer's public pages leave the answer open.

Who Framer is for

Choose Framer if

  • Designers and marketing teams building polished marketing sites.
  • Teams where extra editors are cheap ($10 to $20 each)

Look elsewhere if

  • Large content sites (Pro caps CMS at 2,500 items and 150 pages)
  • Complex ecommerce.

Framer pricing

Framer plans as published on October 24, 2026
PlanPriceUnitNotes
Free$0per site1 GB bandwidth
Basic$10/moper site50 GB bandwidth, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 items, 30 pages
Pro$30/moper site100 GB, 10 collections, 2,500 items, 150 pages, 10 seats, staging
EnterpriseCustomSSO, SCIM, unlimited seats

Yearly-toggle prices are not listed separately; figures are as displayed. Overage $40 per 100 GB bandwidth on Pro.

Framer features by buying criteria

Framer features, checked October 24, 2026
CriterionWhat we found
Editor and template qualityDesign-canvas editor; G2 reviewers praise ease of use.
Customization and code accessStaging and branching on Pro.
Hosting, uptime and speedAWS CloudFront, 200+ edge locations.
Pricing modelPlan per site plus paid extra editors.
Target company sizeStartups to enterprise marketing teams.

What reviewers say about Framer

Praised for

  • Easy to use.
  • Responsive support.

Common complaints

  • Fewer features than broader suites in G2 comparisons.

Themes paraphrased from public reviews on G2 and similar sites, not quotes.

What most Framer reviews leave out

  • SOC 2 report and ISO certificate only for Enterprise customers on request.
  • SSO (SAML, OIDC) and SCIM are Enterprise only.
  • Extra editors cost $20/mo, content editors $10/mo, viewers free.
  • Add-ons: localization $20 per locale, A/B testing $50 per 500K events, advanced hosting $200.
  • Hosted on AWS in the US with infrastructure in Europe and Asia-Pacific; no customer region choice stated.
  • Pricing page and FAQ disagree on Free plan CMS limits.

Framer alternatives

  • WebflowDesign-led marketing sites that need custom layouts and a CMS.
    $15/mo per site billed yearly (Basic)
  • Wix eCommerceSmall shops and service businesses that want site and store in one editor.
    Free plan; ecommerce from $29.77/month (Core) billed yearly
  • Squarespace CommerceBrands and creators that prioritize templates and design.
    EUR 12/month (Basic, lower of the two shown figures); 14-day trial
  • DudaAgencies managing many client sites with unlimited client accounts.
    $19/month billed annually ($25 monthly)
  • WordPress.comContent sites and blogs that want the WordPress ecosystem without managing hosting.
    Free; Personal US$4/month billed yearly
  • BigCommerceGrowing stores wanting B2B tools and open APIs on a hosted platform.
    $29/month billed yearly (Core), $39 monthly

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from Framer's own pricing, product or documentation pages, G2 and company records, checked on October 24, 2026. Unknown values are left out instead of estimated.

Sources (4)
  1. pricing page (framer.com)
  2. security page (framer.com)
  3. founding and funding (framer.com)
  4. g2.com