Framer

Sites and landing pages you can design and publish without a developer.

Score
4.7 out of 5 (how scores work)
Category
No-code builder
Best for
Landing pages & portfolios
Entry price
Free, then $10/mo billed yearly
Price checked
17 October 2026, on framer.com/pricing
Written
15 June 2026
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Our verdict

Framer is a quick way to a polished marketing page without a full build. Animations and a CMS come built in, and the owner can edit the site without a developer. You trade some control for speed, which is usually the right trade for a landing page.

What the entry plan includes

  • Basic, $10 a month billed yearly: your own domain, 30 pages, a CMS with 2 collections and 1,000 items.
  • Pro, $30 a month billed yearly: 150 pages, 10 collections and 2,500 items.
  • Bandwidth: 50 GB on Basic and 100 GB on Pro, then $40 per extra 100 GB.

Read on: framer.com/pricing, 27 October 2026.

What we like

  • Animations built in, set without code
  • A CMS from the Basic plan
  • Fast to launch

Watch-outs

  • Less control than hand-coding
  • Costs scale with traffic

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