Framer Pricing Explained (2026): Which Plan Do You Need?

Framer pricing can look confusing at first because it splits into two kinds of plans. This guide makes it simple.

By the end you will know what the free plan offers, what each paid plan unlocks, and which one fits your project. Prices change over time, so always confirm the current numbers on the official Framer pricing page.

The two types of Framer plans

Framer has site plans and workspace plans. They cover different things, and you may need both.

Plan type	What it covers
Site plans	Publishing one website: custom domain, pages, CMS, bandwidth
Workspace plans	Your team and editor seats, collaboration, and shared features

For one personal or business site, a site plan is the main thing you pay for. Teams add a workspace plan for seats and collaboration.

The free plan

Framer is free to start. You can design, learn, and even publish on a Framer subdomain.

The free plan is perfect for learning and for testing an idea. The main limit is that you cannot connect your own custom domain, and page and CMS limits are small.

Site plans, plan by plan

Site plans scale with how big and capable your site needs to be. Here is the general shape, from smallest to largest.

Plan	Best for	Unlocks
Free	Learning and testing	Framer subdomain, small limits
Mini	A simple one page site	Custom domain, a couple of pages, no CMS
Basic	A small marketing site	More pages and the CMS
Pro	A full site or blog	Many more pages and CMS items, higher limits

The jump most people care about is from Mini to Basic, because Basic unlocks the CMS. If you want a blog or portfolio, you need at least the plan that includes the CMS.

Roughly what it costs

As a guide for 2026, site plans usually run from a few dollars a month for the smallest plan up to around twenty five to thirty dollars a month for Pro, billed yearly. Monthly billing costs more.

These numbers move, so treat them as a ballpark and check the live pricing page before you buy.

Which plan do you actually need?

Match the plan to your goal, not to the longest feature list.

Your goal	Plan to choose
Just learning	Free
One simple landing page	Mini
Small business site, no blog	Basic
Marketing site with a blog	Pro
Team building together	A site plan plus a workspace plan

Costs people forget

Two costs sit outside Framer's plans. Budget for them.

• Your domain name, bought from a registrar, usually about ten to fifteen dollars a year.
• Design and build time, if you hire someone to make the site rather than build it yourself.

Is Framer worth it?

For most marketing sites, yes. You get fast hosting, easy editing, and no maintenance, for a low monthly cost.

Compared to building and hosting a custom site, or paying for ongoing WordPress upkeep, Framer is usually cheaper over time. If you want the site built for you, estimate the one time design cost with my cost calculator.

Want a Framer site without the learning curve?

I design and build Framer sites for a fixed price. See my Framer service, the full build guide, or get a quote.

Frequently asked questions

Is Framer free?

Yes, there is a free plan for designing, learning, and publishing on a Framer subdomain. You need a paid site plan for a custom domain.

How much does Framer cost per month?

Site plans range from a few dollars a month to around twenty five to thirty dollars for Pro, billed yearly. Confirm current pricing on Framer's site.

Which Framer plan includes the CMS?

The CMS unlocks on the Basic plan and above. If you want a blog or portfolio, choose at least that tier.

Do I need a workspace plan?

Only if you collaborate as a team and need extra editor seats. A solo site owner usually just needs a site plan.

Is Framer cheaper than WordPress?

Often yes over time, because Framer includes fast hosting and needs no plugin or maintenance costs. WordPress adds hosting and upkeep.