Framer is free to build with. But once you're ready to go live, the price depends on what your site actually needs.
Prices in this article are current as of April 2026. Framer updates its plans periodically — always check the official Framer pricing page for the latest numbers.
Framer's free plan is genuinely generous. You get full access to the editor and can build a complete site and publish it on a Framer subdomain (yoursite.framer.website) without paying anything.
The catch: no custom domain, and a "Made in Framer" badge on your site. Fine for testing, not for a real business.
Not sure if you even need a paid plan yet? Read Is Framer 100% Free?
The entry point for a live site on your own domain. You get a free .com domain included, 30 pages, 1 CMS collection, 1,000 CMS items, and 10 GB bandwidth.
The limitation that catches people off guard: one CMS collection. If your site needs a blog and a portfolio — that's already two collections. You'll outgrow Basic immediately and need Pro instead.
Additional editors cost $20/editor/month.
Best for: a simple portfolio, landing page, or personal site with no dynamic content.
This is where most real sites land. Pro gives you 150 pages, 10 CMS collections, 2,500 CMS items, 100 GB bandwidth, staging environment, and site redirects.
If your site has a blog, a portfolio, a team page, or any combination of dynamic content — Pro is what you need.
I run TMPL on Pro at $30/month base — but with multiple CMS collections and add-ons, my actual bill is $45/month. The listed price is always a starting point.
Additional editors cost $40/editor/month.
Built for high-traffic sites. You get 300 pages (up to 700), 20 CMS collections (up to 40), 10,000 CMS items (up to 40,000), 200 GB bandwidth (up to 2 TB), and 300+ CDN locations. Pricing is flexible — you pay for what you use beyond the base limits.
Most people don't need this until their site is genuinely large.
Additional editors cost $40/editor/month.
Regardless of which plan you're on, your monthly cost can increase beyond the base price. A few things that add up:
Additional editors — $20/editor on Basic, $40/editor on Pro and Scale. Each plan includes one workspace owner for free.
Add-ons — A/B testing and multiple locales are available on Pro and above, but priced separately.
Multiple sites — Framer pricing is per site. Each project needs its own plan.
Monthly vs annual billing — paying month-to-month costs more than the annual rate.
The price you see on the pricing page is always a floor, not a ceiling.
One-time template purchase + Basic or Pro plan depending on your needs. A TMPL template costs around $99 once. Add a Basic plan at $10/month and you have a professional site on your own domain for under $200 in the first year — including the domain.
If you need a blog or multiple content types, step up to Pro at $30/month. Still significantly cheaper than hiring a developer.
Browse TMPL templates — and start Framer for free before you upgrade.
