Framer Pricing Guide 2026
Framer currently lists Free at $0, Basic at $10/month, Pro at $30/month, and Enterprise at custom pricing on yearly billing. Hosting alternatives have their own limits and costs, so compare the complete workflow.
When Does Exporting Make Sense?
An export creates a portable frontend for archiving, handoff, or self-hosting; dynamic Framer features still need a migration plan.
Compare Total Cost
Include the Framer site plan, editors, add-ons, bandwidth, and any replacement hosting or services. Provider limits and prices can change.
Test the Actual Export
Review layouts, assets, fonts, forms, and interactions on the exported site. Fidelity and performance vary with the source page and deployment setup.
Understand Published Limits
Framer publishes page, CMS, bandwidth, collaboration, and add-on limits. Self-hosting providers publish different quotas and overage rules.
Framer Plans vs Self-Hosting
Published Framer limits alongside a self-hosted export whose cost and capacity depend on your chosen provider.
| Feature | Free | Basic | Pro | Enterprise | Self-HostedRecommended |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $0 | $10 | $30 | Custom | Varies |
| Annual cost | $0 | $120 | $360 | Custom | Varies |
| Pages | 1,000 design pages | 30 | 150 | Custom | Host-dependent |
| Bandwidth | 1 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB | Custom | Host-dependent |
| CMS items | N/A | 1,000 | 2,500 | Custom | N/A |
| Custom domain | |||||
| No Framer branding | |||||
| Staging environment | |||||
| Full SEO & code control |
How to export Framer to HTML without rebuilding
This path works best when you already have a published Framer URL and need portable code, not another design pass.
Start from the published Framer URL
Use the live site URL so the exporter can capture the rendered layout, reachable pages, and available front-end resources.
Choose the export scope
Select the pages and asset handling available for your plan, then create one reviewable static package.
Review interactions and deploy
Run a quick QA pass after download, then ship the exported files to Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or your own server.
Framer vs HTML Export Tool Comparison
Framer documents that published site files are portable. NoCodeExport automates selecting public pages and packaging their rendered output for review and self-hosting.
| What you need | Framer native workflow | Recommended path NoCodeExport |
|---|---|---|
Portable HTML output | Framer says its published HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets can be downloaded and hosted elsewhere. | Packages rendered HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for a standard static hosting workflow. |
Export workflow | Follow Framer’s portability guidance to retrieve published files; CMS data uses CSV or JSON plugins. | Starts from the live site and produces a ready-to-review export. |
Ownership after launch | Published files can move to another host; CMS editing and hosted features need separate planning. | The exported front-end files can live on your infrastructure; hosted services still need replacements. |
Best fit | Staying fully inside Framer for design and hosting. | Moving to HTML, reducing lock-in, or handing code to another team. |
Framer portability guidance, checked 7 September 2026: www.framer.com
Framer guides that support the export flow
Use these guides for migration planning, interaction checks, and deployment of a rendered Framer export.
Try the tool
Validate this on a live site
When you're ready to test this path on a real project, open the dedicated tool page and run it against your live URL.
Framer Export
Convert Framer sites to clean HTML
Use the main exporter page to analyze a real site, review the export setup, and continue with the right workflow.
Open Framer ExportCommon Questions
Review what the workflow covers, what needs separate implementation, and what to verify before making a change.