Framer is a design-first website builder that now works as an AI design agent on the canvas, with a CMS, hosting and analytics built in. On its European pricing page, the free plan includes 500 AI credits to try, a Framer subdomain and 1 GB of bandwidth, and is meant for non-commercial use. Basic costs €10 a month billed yearly, or €15 monthly, with 1,000 AI credits, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections and 50 GB of bandwidth. Pro costs €30 yearly or €45 monthly with 3,000 credits, 150 pages, 10 collections, 100 GB, staging and redirects. More credits cost €10 per 1,000 a month on yearly billing. Extra editors cost €20 a month, content editors €10 and viewers are free.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Oct 5, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
Framer started as a prototyping tool for designers and became a website builder that publishes what you draw. In 2026 it describes itself differently again: as a design agent for every step from idea to launch. The canvas now has an AI agent built into it, a second agent runs the CMS, and outside tools such as Claude Code can make changes to a live site.
That shift shows up in the pricing. Each paid plan comes with AI credits, and the credit allowance you pick moves the price more than anything else on the page.
Framer showed euro prices on October 5, 2026. Yearly billing is on; monthly plans cost half as much again.
| Free | Basic | Pro | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly, per month | €0 | €10 | €30 | Custom |
| Billed monthly | €0 | €15 | €45 | Custom |
| AI credits | 500 to try | 1,000 a month | 3,000 a month | Volume pricing |
| Pages | Design pages only | 30 | 150 | Custom |
| CMS | For trying out | 2 collections, 1,000 items | 10 collections, 2,500 items | Custom |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB | Custom |
| Domain | Framer subdomain | Custom domain | Custom domain | Custom domain |
| Also included | Built-in SEO, 30 days of analytics | Staging, branching, redirects, 90 days of analytics | SSO, SCIM, unlimited editors, uptime guarantee |
Each plan has a dropdown for its monthly credit allowance, and the price follows it at €10 per 1,000 credits on yearly billing. Basic goes from 1,000 credits at €10 to 15,000 at €150. Pro runs from 3,000 at €30 up to 100,000 at €1,000. The plans charge the same rate for credits. What separates them is page limits and team features.
Yearly billing adds two extras: a free custom domain and double credits in the first month. Credits are shared across the whole workspace, so every editor draws on the same pool.
For learning the tool, yes. The free plan publishes to a Framer subdomain with 1 GB of bandwidth and gives you 500 AI credits once, while the workspace has no paid plan. Framer says the free plan is meant for non-commercial use. Free projects can hold up to 10 CMS collections and 1,000 pages, which makes it practical for building a template or a design before you pay.
The moment you want your own domain, you need a paid plan. Up to three editors can collaborate in a workspace without a subscription.
Basic suits a personal site or a portfolio. Thirty pages and two CMS collections fill up quickly for a business, for example with a blog, case studies and a careers page.
Pro raises the limits and lets you buy more of them. Extra pages cost €20 per 100, up to 700. CMS collections cost €40 per 10, up to 40, and extra CMS items €20 per 10,000, up to 40,000. Bandwidth beyond 100 GB costs €40 per 100 GB, up to 2 TB. Pro also adds a staging environment, branching with shareable previews and redirects, which matter as soon as a site has search rankings to protect.
If a site goes over its bandwidth, Framer lets it run past the limit for one month and emails you to upgrade. Other limits ask you to upgrade inside the editor.
The workspace owner and viewers are free. Each additional editor who designs and publishes costs €20 a month. A content editor, who updates the CMS and translations but doesn't touch the design, costs €10. Basic and Pro allow up to 10 seats.
Localization uses AI translation and costs €20 a month per language, up to 20. Convert, Framer's A/B testing and funnel add-on, costs €50 per 500,000 events on Pro. Advanced hosting costs €200 a month and lets several sites share one domain with custom headers and firewall rules.
Framer's homepage splits its AI into a few jobs. The design agent works directly on the canvas, generating layouts and refining them in place, with every change visible and editable. The CMS agent sets up collections and keeps content in sync with the design. A code agent writes custom effects and interactions and puts them on the page.
The newest piece connects outside tools. With external agents, in preview and free during it, you can update copy from Slack, change the CMS from a terminal or ship a change from a GitHub pull request. Supported tools include Claude Code, Cursor and Codex in ChatGPT. Framer has also added Skills, reusable instructions for repeated tasks.
None of this replaces design judgment. The agents produce a strong first draft quickly, and that's where Framer has always been good: getting a polished page live without handing it to a developer.
The headline €10 describes a one-person site. A three-person marketing team on Pro, with two extra editors and the site in two more languages, pays €30 for the plan, €40 for editors and €40 for translations: €110 a month on yearly billing. Heavy agent use adds credits on top.
Teams that need a deeper CMS or an online store should compare Webflow AI, where Premium starts at $25 a month billed yearly. Apps with logins and data belong in Bubble or Lovable.
Yes, for trying it out and non-commercial projects. The free plan includes 500 AI credits to try the agents, a Framer subdomain and 1 GB of bandwidth. Connecting your own domain needs a paid plan, starting with Basic at €10 a month billed yearly on the European pricing page.
Credits pay for Framer's agents, AI localization and other AI features, and they're shared across the workspace. Basic includes 1,000 a month and Pro 3,000. Choosing a bigger allowance raises the plan price by €10 per 1,000 credits a month on yearly billing.
Yearly. Basic costs €10 a month billed yearly against €15 monthly, and Pro €30 against €45. Yearly plans also include a free custom domain and double credits in the first month.
Yes. Framer's external agents feature, in preview and free during it, lets you update copy, change the CMS or ship changes to a site from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex in ChatGPT or a terminal.
Framer gets a good-looking site live faster and feels like a design tool. Webflow has the deeper CMS, team roles and ecommerce plans. Designers building marketing sites often prefer Framer, while content-heavy sites and online stores usually fit Webflow better.
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