
March 16, 2026 - Complete rewrite to reflect Framer's current five-tier pricing structure (Free, Basic, Pro, Scale, Enterprise). Removed all references to discontinued Personal/Business categories and Mini/Launch plans. Updated all pricing, limits, editor costs, add-on structures, FAQ answers, and troubleshooting advice throughout the article.
Framer's pricing structure can feel overwhelming at first glance. With site plans, editor seats, and add-ons all priced separately, it's easy to get confused about which combination makes the most sense for your project. Choosing the wrong plan can lead to overpaying for features you don't need or worse, hitting unexpected limitations just as your site starts gaining traction.
The main challenge when evaluating Framer is understanding how its different pricing components work together. This guide will help you navigate Framer's pricing structure, explaining not just what each option costs, but why you might need it. You'll learn how site plans work, what limitations to consider, and how to make the smartest decision for your specific needs in 2026.
Before diving into the plans, it's crucial to understand the philosophy behind their structure. Framer has separated its pricing into modular components to serve different user profiles, from freelancers to agencies. Understanding this separation is key to accurate and scalable budgeting.
Avoid hidden costs: Knowing that Editors and Add-ons are billed separately from Site Plans lets you calculate the true total cost of your project without surprises. For a complete picture of how platform fees, agency costs, and add-ons combine into a total budget, check our breakdown of Framer website costs.
Plan for growth: Understanding each plan's limits (like bandwidth and CMS items) helps you choose a plan that not only works today but can scale with your success tomorrow.
Optimize your investment: By knowing exactly what each tier includes, you can avoid paying for enterprise features you don't need, or conversely, ensure you have the right tools for your goals.
Framer offers five site plan tiers: Free, Basic, Pro, Scale, and Enterprise. Each tier unlocks more pages, CMS capacity, bandwidth, and professional features. You can pay monthly or annually on the Basic and Pro plans, with significant discounts for annual billing. Scale is billed annually only, and Enterprise requires contacting sales. Additionally, Framer offers a generous free plan for Students.
Perfect for learning Framer or testing ideas. You can build and test as many projects as you want for free.
The ideal starting point for students, freelancers, and small studios looking to publish a creative personal site.
The go-to plan for growing professional sites that need staging environments, redirects, and more CMS capacity.
The most powerful plan for agencies, startups, and companies that run their full marketing stack on Framer. Scale is billed annually only and includes flexible expansion add-ons to grow beyond the base limits.
Scale's flexible expansion model means you only pay for what you use beyond the base limits. Expansion pricing:
A custom solution for large organizations requiring compliance, dedicated support, and custom limits.

For more details about Framer plans, visit the official Framer pricing page.
Framer offers a generous program for students that removes the economic barrier to learning and building.

More information: To apply and see all details, visit the official Framer for Students page.
This is where Framer's pricing structure becomes clearer: site plans are for hosting, and Editor seats are for collaborating. The workspace owner is always included for free, and viewers can view and add comments at no cost.
Editor pricing and limits depend on your plan:
Basic plan:
Pro plan:
Scale plan:

If your workspace includes a mix of plans, editors are charged and limited according to the highest tier plan.
As your site grows, you might need additional features offered as paid add-ons.
Localization: Translate your site into multiple languages with AI. Pricing is per additional locale (language or region), and the maximum number of locales depends on your plan.
Basic plan: Up to 2 locales — $25/month (or $20/month billed annually) per locale
Pro plan: Up to 10 locales — $25/month (or $20/month billed annually) per locale
Scale plan: Up to 20 locales — $20/month (billed annually) per locale
Advanced Analytics and A/B testing: Advanced analytics is included with the Scale plan at no extra cost. A/B testing is available as a separate paid add-on.
Custom Proxy: Allows multiple sites under one domain.

Choosing the right plan requires an honest assessment of your needs. Before deciding, consider these two major factors:
1. Hosting and content limits
2. Key functionality
The key difference across tiers isn't just higher limits, but exclusive features. The Basic plan covers essentials like a custom domain and password protection. Pro adds staging, redirects, and more CMS capacity. Scale unlocks advanced analytics, 300+ hosting locations, A/B testing (as an add-on), and flexible expansion for pages, bandwidth, and CMS items.
Yes, in Framer, pricing is per site. Each project you publish to a custom domain requires its own site plan. However, unlike other platforms that might limit the number of projects you can have, Framer lets you manage unlimited sites from a single account.
A/B testing isn't included by default. It's available as a paid add-on exclusively on the Scale plan, priced at $50 per 500,000 events. Advanced analytics (without A/B testing) is included with Scale at no extra cost.
Editor seats are billed according to the highest-tier site plan in your workspace. For example, if you have one site on the Basic plan and another on the Pro plan, all your editors will be billed at the Pro rate ($50/month or $40/month billed annually per editor).
Yes, you can build the site in your own account and then transfer complete ownership to the client. Alternatively, you can create a dedicated "Team" for each client and invite them to it so they can set up their own billing.
If you live in the EU or Turkey, you're legally eligible for a refund if your subscription was purchased within the last 14 days. To request it, you must contact Framer's support team.
Framer sends you an email warning when you reach your limits and allows you to exceed them for one month. This gives you time to decide if you need to upgrade your plan before service is affected.
The Basic plan allows a maximum of 2 editors. If your team needs more collaborators, you'll need to upgrade to the Pro or Scale plan, both of which allow up to 10 editors.
Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. When upgrading, you're automatically credited for the unused portion of your current subscription. If downgrading, the unused balance is added as credit to your account for future bills.
The pricing comparison is complex. For small sites, Framer's Basic plan ($10/month billed annually) is often more affordable than Webflow's equivalent tier. However, as sites grow and require more CMS features or team capabilities, pricing can become very similar. The best choice depends on your specific feature needs and which platform makes you more productive. For a side-by-side look at Webflow's plan structure and add-on costs, see our Webflow pricing explained guide.
Framer's pricing structure in 2026, while modular, is designed to offer clear value at every level. The Free plan is perfect for getting started, Basic and Pro cover individuals and growing teams, and Scale unlocks the advanced tools companies need to grow. By understanding the distinction between site plans, editors, and add-ons, you can make an informed decision that fits both your budget and ambitions.
If after reading this guide you still have questions about which combination of plans is ideal for your project, our team of Framer experts can help you design a custom solution that maximizes your investment and drives your growth.

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