Prices below come from Framer's official pricing page as seen from the United States on 4 November 2026. Check framer.com/pricing before you buy.
Framer’s plans are priced per site. Free is $0 and is for non-commercial use, with publishing on a Framer domain. Basic costs $10 a month and Pro costs $30 a month with yearly billing. Framer also offers a custom Enterprise plan.
Framer is a visual site builder with a design-focused editor, and pricing is per site. The sections below explain what each plan includes and where costs may increase.
Framer plans at a glance
| Plan | Price billed yearly | Built for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Non-commercial use and trying Framer |
| Basic | $10 a month ($120 a year) | Creative personal sites, students, freelancers and small studios |
| Pro | $30 a month ($360 a year) | Growing professional sites and teams |
| Enterprise | Custom | Mission critical sites that need custom limits and dedicated support |
Framer shows yearly prices only on its pricing page. One third party comparison lists $15 for Basic and $45 for Pro month to month, to be confirmed at checkout. Prices are per site, and sales tax based on your location is added at checkout.
What the Free plan includes
- A free Framer domain, meaning a Framer address instead of your own.
- 1 GB of bandwidth.
- 500 AI credits to try, available as long as your workspace has no active subscription.
- Up to 10 CMS collections and 1,000 pages.
- 5 MB for each file upload.
- Up to three editors in a workspace with no subscription.
The plan page shows a “Made in Framer” badge on free sites, and Framer calls Free ideal for non-commercial use. Framer’s page does not clearly bar commercial use, so a business or client site should use a paid plan.
Free sites may be crawled and indexed by default unless you set a page to noindex. Framer's help pages say search engines still choose whether to index a page, so a free site is not certain to appear in results.
What Basic and Pro add
| Limit | Free | Basic | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domain | Free Framer domain | Free custom domain with a yearly plan, first year | Free custom domain with a yearly plan, first year |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB |
| Pages | 1,000 | 30 | 150 |
| CMS collections | 10 | 2 | 10 |
| CMS items | Not listed | 1,000 | 2,500 |
| AI credits | 500 to try | 1,000 a month | 3,000 a month |
Free allows more pages and collections than Basic, but cannot use a custom domain and is non-commercial. Basic is the cheapest plan that lets you use your own domain. Pro adds redirects, a staging environment and more space.
Where costs can rise
- Additional editors: $20 per month for each one. Viewers are free, while content editors cost $10 per editor.
- Pro usage add-ons: bandwidth costs $40 for each additional 100 GB, up to 2 TB. Pages cost $20 for each additional 100, up to 700. CMS collections cost $40 for each additional 10, up to 40. CMS items cost $20 for each additional 10,000, up to 40,000.
- Basic limits are fixed. Framer's pricing page gives no overage rates for Basic, so you must upgrade when you reach a limit.
- Translation locales: $20 for each locale on Basic and Pro, up to 20.
- Advanced hosting: a $200 add-on with Pro, and included in Enterprise.
For bandwidth, Framer permits an overage for one month and sends a notification. If the overage continues, Framer may ask you to upgrade or bill you for the additional use.
Free Basic plan for students
Students enrolled in a certified in-person or online program, such as high school, college or university, may apply for a free Basic plan for a portfolio or personal site. Framer says it is worth $120 a year. Apply using the form on Framer's student page, which asks for an expected graduation date. Framer aims to review applications within five working days, and eligible students may apply again every 11 months.
Refunds and cancellation
For customers in the United States, Framer says to contact Framer Support to request a refund within seven days of the first purchase. Refunds are generally not available after that period, even for unused subscription time. Canceling by itself does not result in a refund, so make your request before canceling.
Which plan should you choose?
- Learning the editor or creating a practice site: Free.
- A portfolio or small business site with your own domain: Basic, if 30 pages and 50 GB of bandwidth are sufficient.
- A larger marketing site, blog or team: Pro, for its higher limits, redirects and staging.
- High traffic or strict security requirements: Enterprise, with custom limits and support.
For a free option with a more traditional builder, compare it with the Wix free plan. For paid options, see Webflow pricing and Squarespace plans. If you are new to this, begin with what a website builder is.
Sources
- Framer pricing (plan costs, limits and add-ons)
- Framer student offer (free Basic plan for students)
- Framer refund policy (seven-day period for refunds)
- Framer help: understanding bandwidth usage (bandwidth overage)
- Framer help: troubleshooting Google indexing (how Framer sites are indexed)
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Framer for free forever?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 with no stated time limit, and it is described as ideal for non-commercial use. Your site stays on a Framer address with Framer's limits.
Can I connect my own domain on the free plan?
No. The Free plan uses a free Framer domain and does not allow a custom domain connection. Framer lists a free custom domain for the first year with a yearly Basic or Pro plan, then it renews at the standard rate.
Is Framer free for students?
Eligible students can apply for a free Basic plan through Framer's student page, with a review that Framer aims to finish within five working days.