Framer Pricing: How to Choose the Right Plan for Your Website (Updated for Framer 3.0)

[UPDATE] Originally published in May 2025. Updated in August 2026 to reflect Framer’s new pricing structure introduced with the Framer 3.0 update.

Framer’s Pricing Plans, Explained

If you're thinking about creating a website with Framer, one of the first decisions you'll need to make is choosing the right plan. While it might seem daunting at first, this guide will help you understand your options and make the best choice for your needs.

Framer 3.0 simplified things considerably. Instead of a long list of overlapping tiers, there are now four core plans - Free, Basic, Pro, and Enterprise - plus a handful of optional add-ons.

If you’re still getting familiar with the platform itself, our What Is Framer? guide is a good place to start before you commit to a plan.

The Free Plan: A Great Way to Start

Framer’s free plan remains the best way to try the platform with zero commitment - no credit card required.

• 500 monthly credits to try Agents and other AI features

• Free Framer subdomain

• 1 GB of bandwidth

• Up to 1,000 pages and access to 10 CMS collections

• One free locale to try localization

• 5 MB file uploads

The free plan is ideal for prototypes, portfolios, or “coming soon” pages. You won’t be able to connect a custom domain until you upgrade, but there’s no time limit on how long you can stay on it.

Basic, Pro, and Enterprise: What You Get

Once you’re ready to launch on your own domain, here’s how the three paid tiers compare.

Basic ($10/month)

The entry-level paid plan, best suited to creative personal sites, freelancers, and small studios.

• Free custom domain

• 2 CMS collections

• 50 GB of bandwidth

• 1,000 credits per month for Agents

• Built-in SEO tools

• Up to 30 pages, 20 CDN locations, and 30 days of analytics history

• Localization available as an add-on

Pro ($30/month)

Designed for growing professional sites and teams running their marketing stack on Framer.

• Everything in Basic, plus 10 CMS collections

• 100 GB of bandwidth

• 3,000 credits per month for Agents

• Up to 150 pages, 300+ CDN locations, and 90 days of analytics history

• Site redirects, a staging environment, and branching with previews

• Advanced hosting and A/B testing (Convert) available as add-ons

Enterprise (Custom Pricing)

Built for mission-critical sites that need dedicated support and custom limits.

• Custom credit allocation with volume discounts

• Custom page, collection, and bandwidth limits

• Unlimited editors and unlimited analytics history

• SSO and SCIM

• Enterprise-grade security and an uptime guarantee

Agents and AI Credits (New in Framer 3.0)

One of the biggest changes in Framer 3.0 is the introduction of Agents, and every plan now includes a monthly allowance of credits to power them. For the full rundown of what changed, read our Framer 3.0 guide.

• Free: 500 credits to try Agents

• Basic: 1,000 credits per month, with the option to add more anytime

• Pro: 3,000 credits per month, with the option to add more anytime

• Enterprise: custom allocation with volume discounts

Credits are shared across your whole workspace, so small text edits barely make a dent, while generating entire new pages will use up more of your monthly allowance.

Add-ons Worth Knowing About

If a core plan doesn’t quite cover what you need, Framer offers a few add-ons rather than forcing an upgrade to the next tier:

• Translation locales: up to 20 locales, $20 per locale (Basic and Pro)

• Convert, for A/B testing, funnels, and Triggers: $50 per 500,000 events

• Advanced hosting, for multiple sites and custom headers under one domain (up to 6 rewrites): $200/month, included on Enterprise

Collaborator and Editor Costs

If you’re working with a team, factor in editor seats. Framer 3.0 actually cut this cost significantly:

• Additional editors: $20/month per seat (design, edit, and publish access)

• Content editors: $10/month per seat (CMS and localization access only)

• Viewers: always free

• Workspaces without a paid subscription can still collaborate with up to three editors

How to Choose the Right Framer Plan

To select the most suitable plan, ask yourself these questions:

1. What’s my monthly visitor count and bandwidth need?

2. How many pages and CMS collections will my site need?

3. Do I need specific features like staging, branching, or password protection?

4. How many AI credits will my team realistically use each month?

5. Will I be working with a team, and how many editors do I need?

6. What’s my budget?

If price is a major factor, check our latest Framer discount codes and deals before upgrading - we keep track of current promo codes, student offers, and discounts on Framer tools and templates.

If you’re just starting out and still mapping out your learning path, check out our Ultimate Roadmap to Learn Framer for a step-by-step plan that works well alongside whichever plan you choose.

Making the Switch

Upgrading your plan is straightforward:

1. Go to site settings

2. Click the plans tab

3. Review available options

4. Click subscribe

5. Complete the payment process

If you upgrade mid-billing period, Framer will automatically credit you for any unused portion of your current subscription.

Pro Tip: Framer’s interface will show you if you’ve built something that exceeds the limits of a particular plan, helping you avoid any surprises.

While specific prices and features can change over time, the fundamentals stay the same: start on the free plan to test the waters, and upgrade only when you actually need more features or hit your current plan’s limits.

Remember to check Framer’s pricing page for the most up-to-date information about plans and features.

Focus on your immediate needs and choose a plan that gives you room to grow without overcommitting your budget. You can always upgrade later as your website evolves and grows.

Frequently Asked Questions About Framer Pricing

How much does Framer cost?

Framer costs $0 to start. Paid plans begin at $10/month for Basic, $30/month for Pro, and custom pricing for Enterprise (all billed per site, monthly or discounted annually). Which one you need depends mostly on how many pages, CMS collections, and how much bandwidth your site uses (see the breakdown above). Framer occasionally runs promotions - see our current Framer discounts for any active offers.

Is Framer actually free to use?

Yes. The Free plan needs no credit card and has no time limit - you can stay on it indefinitely. You get 500 AI credits, a free Framer subdomain, 1 GB of bandwidth, up to 1,000 pages, 10 CMS collections, one free locale, and 5 MB file uploads. The main trade-off: no custom domain and no way to remove the "Made in Framer" badge until you upgrade.

What's the bandwidth limit on Framer's free plan?

1 GB per month. That covers prototypes, portfolios, and "coming soon" pages comfortably, but a busy commercial site with a lot of images or video will likely outgrow it and need Basic (50 GB) or Pro (100 GB).

How many pages can I build on the free plan?

Up to 1,000 - more than most sites will ever need. The tighter constraint in practice is the 5 MB file upload cap, which fills up fast once you add real photography or video.

Does the Framer free plan come with a subdomain?

Yes, every Framer site gets one, free plan or not - you just can't connect your own custom domain until you upgrade. Pick a name and a suffix from .framer.website, .framer.app, .framer.photos, .framer.media, or .framer.wiki in your site's Domains settings, and it goes live in seconds.

How many websites can I create on the free plan?

There's no cap on the number of separate projects you can build and publish on Framer subdomains. Framer bills per site, not per account - so the moment one specific project needs a custom domain or higher limits, that project needs its own paid plan, while everything else can stay on Free.

Does the Basic plan really give you fewer CMS collections than the Free plan?

Yes, and it catches people out. The Free plan includes 10 CMS collections; Basic, the first paid tier, includes only 2. If your site leans on the CMS, you may need Pro (10 collections) rather than Basic to match what you already had for free.

Can I upgrade or downgrade my Framer plan at any time?

Yes. Go to Site Settings → Plans, review your options, and subscribe or switch - it applies immediately, and Framer credits you for any unused time on your current plan if you upgrade mid-cycle.

Is there a free trial for Framer's paid plans?

Not in the traditional sense. Instead, the Free plan itself works as an open-ended trial of the design tools. Most people build and test on Free, then upgrade only once they hit a real limit, like needing a custom domain or more bandwidth.

What changed with Framer's pricing in Framer 3.0?

Framer 3.0 collapsed a longer list of overlapping tiers into four core plans (Free, Basic, Pro, Enterprise), introduced Agents with a monthly AI-credit allowance on every plan, and cut the cost of adding extra editors and content-only seats.