Updated as of 20 Nov, 2024
One of the most common questions everyone asks is about the Framer pricing plan.
“What plan should I go for?”
“Is this the right pricing plan for me?”
“What am I missing out on?”
and so on…
Understanding which Framer plan is crucial for maximizing value and ensuring that you have the tools necessary for your projects.
The right plan helps you stay within budget while meeting all your design and development requirements.
In this guide, we’ll go over each plan, the pros and cons, and help you decide which plan is the right one for you.
Each plan has a ton of features; however, we will be covering the essential ones.
Personal Plans vs. Business Plans
Framer's pricing structure is divided into two main categories: Personal Plans and Business Plans.
What’s the difference?
Personal Plans are pricing plans for individual sites. These are great for smaller websites like portfolios and even advanced landing pages.
Business Plans are for bigger companies with multiple pages and CMS collections.
Let’s dive into these differences in more detail.
Framer Site Plans Explained
Key Features
Before we go into the pricing, pros, and cons of each plan, it’s important to understand some key terms:
Bandwidth: The amount of data transferred from a site to the user. For example, if your website size is 3 MB, and 100 people visit the page, the website would consume 300MB of bandwidth.
Form submission: The number of submissions you can receive per month using forms in Framer.
Max Upload Size: The size of the file you can upload to Framer, on a per-file basis.
SSL Certificate: The padlock you see near a URL bar ensuring your website is safe and secure.
Image Optimization: Ensuring your images are low in size and high in quality, allowing your website to load quicker.
Custom Domain: Connecting a domain you own to the website. By default, you would be on a Framer domain (yourwebsite.framer.app).
CMS Collections: A database setup. One database equals one collection. For example, a CMS collection for a blog, portfolio, and team would be three collections.
CDN: This is a Content Delivery Network, allowing your website to fetch content quick.
CMS Items: The number of items under a collection. For example, if you have one CMS collection (like a blog) and 12 blog posts, you have 12 items.
Search Page Limit: The limit to which your pages can be searched via the Framer search feature. This does not affect Google searchability.
Framer Pricing Plans Explained
Free Plan
The free plan is perfect for those starting out and wanting to experiment with Framer. You have access to most features allowing you to build websites for yourself and clients.
Pros:
Try out Framer and learn everything about it for free
Add up to 10 CMS collections with up to 1,000 CMS items.
50 form submissions per month
Limitations:
Bandwidth: 100 MB
File upload: 5 MB
Custom Domain: Not available
Made in Framer Banner: Displayed on your website
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Ideal For:
People trying out Framer
Building client websites before going live
Students creating small portfolio websites
Mini Plan
Pricing: $10/month (monthly) or $5/month (yearly, $60 upfront)
A great upgrade from the Free plan but still with some limitations.
Pros:
Bandwidth: 10 GB
Custom Domain: Available
File upload: 5 MB
No Made in Framer Banner
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3 day version history
50 form submissions per month
Limitations:
Page Limit: Only ONE page and a 404 page
File upload: 5 MB
No CMS Collection
Ideal For:
One-page websites like portfolios or about me pages
Signup/waitlist pages
Basic Plan
Pricing: $20/month (monthly) or $15/month (yearly, $180 upfront)
A true upgrade from the free plan and ideal for most users.
Pros:
Bandwidth: 10 GB
Pages: Up to 1,000
Custom Domain: Available
File upload: 10 MB
CMS Collection: 2 collections with 1,000 items
Search feature for up to 10 pages
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7 day version history
500 form submissions per month
Limitations:
The only downsides would be the quantity of things offered.
Ideal For:
Business websites with multiple pages
Portfolio websites
Blog websites
Pro Plan
Pricing: $40/month (monthly) or $30/month (yearly, $360 upfront)
The most comprehensive plan with maximum features.
Pros:
Bandwidth: 100 GB
Pages: Up to 10,000
File upload: 20 MB
CMS Collections: 10 collections with 10,000 items
Search Limits: 300 pages
30 day version history
2500 form submissions per month
Ideal For:
Repository/directory websites with multiple CMS collections
High-traffic business/personal websites
Add-ons
For those needing more functionality without switching to the enterprise plan, add-ons provide options like unlimited search functionality or more bandwidth.
For example you could add 20 CMS collections and 20,000 CMS items for $90/month. You can see all the add-ons here.
Framer Business Plans Explained
Startup Plan
Pricing: $75/month (Billed yearly at $900 upfront)
Pros:
Bandwidth: 200 GB
Pages: Up to 15,000
File upload: 50 MB
Custom Domain: Available
CMS Collection: 20 collections
Global CDN
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90 day version history
5000 form submissions per month
Scaleup Plan
Pricing: $200/month (Billed yearly at $2,400 upfront)
Pros:
Bandwidth: 500 GB
Pages: Up to 30,000
File upload: 100 MB
Custom Domain: Available
CMS Collection: 30 collections
Global CDN
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120 day version history
10,000 form submissions per month
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Paid Plans Come With A Domain Name?
No, you must buy it from a domain provider like Squarespace or GoDaddy.
Can I Upgrade or Downgrade My Plan?
Yes, you can easily upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time through your account settings.
What Are the Billing Options?
Framer offers both monthly and annual billing options, with discounts for annual subscriptions.
How Does the Free Plan Compare to Paid Plans?
The Free Plan provides basic design tools and limited features/storage. It’s suitable for testing and hobby projects.
What Support Is Available for Each Plan?
Support varies by plan, with basic support for Free and Starter Plans, and priority support for Pro, Team, and Enterprise Plans.
