# Framer Pricing 2026: Site Plans, CMS Limits, and What a Blog Costs
Author: Sai Krishna
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Published: 2026-11-09
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Meta Title: Framer Pricing 2026: Plans and Real Costs | Superblog
Meta Description: Framer pricing in 2026: Basic $10 and Pro $30 a month billed yearly, CMS limits, $20 locales, the $200 hosting add-on, and what a company blog costs.
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Framer pricing starts at $10 a month for Basic and $30 a month for Pro, billed yearly, or $15 and $45 billed monthly. Enterprise is a custom quote. A company blog in Framer CMS costs $480 to $1,440 a year on Pro once you add writer seats and languages, and about $3,000 a year if Framer has to serve the blog under another site's domain.

Every Framer figure below was checked on framer.com in November 2026. The monthly-billing rates come from the price data behind the yearly/monthly toggle on Framer's own pricing page. Anything we could not confirm first-party is left out.

## Framer pricing at a glance

PlanBilled yearly (per month)Billed monthlyYearly totalCMS collectionsCMS itemsSite pagesBandwidthFree$0$0$010Not listed1,0001 GBBasic$10$15$12021,0003050 GBPro$30$45$36010 (up to 40 with add-ons)2,500 (up to 40,000)150 (up to 700)100 GB (up to 2 TB)EnterpriseCustomCustomCustomCustomCustomCustomCustom

Notes on the table:

1. Prices are per site, in USD, from [framer.com/pricing](https://www.framer.com/pricing). Sales tax is added at checkout.
2. The page defaults to yearly billing. The $10 and $30 you see first are the yearly rates.
3. Yearly billing on Basic and Pro includes a complimentary domain.
4. Only Pro can buy capacity add-ons. Basic limits are fixed.

## Is Framer free?

Yes, for building and testing. The Free plan publishes to a Framer subdomain with 1 GB of bandwidth, 500 AI credits to try, 10 CMS collections, 1,000 pages, 5 MB file uploads and one free locale.

It is not free for a business site. Framer says the Free plan is meant for non-commercial use, and connecting your own domain requires a paid plan. A company blog on yoursite.com starts at Basic: $120 a year.

## Framer site plans: what each tier gets you

The plans differ most on CMS capacity, hosting and site management. These are the rows that matter for a blog:

BasicProEnterpriseSite redirectsNoYesYesStaging and branching with previewsNoYesYesCDN locations20300+All availableAnalytics history30 days90 daysUnlimitedAI credits1,000/mo3,000/moCustomSeats with edit access1010Unlimited editorsAdvanced Hosting (reverse proxy)No$200/mo add-onIncludedSSO, SCIM, uptime guaranteeNoNoYes

Redirects decide the plan for most company blogs. When you rename a post or migrate an archive, old URLs need 301s, and Framer lists site redirects on Pro and above. A blog with any history belongs on Pro.

### CMS limits and Framer CMS pricing

Framer CMS is included in every plan. You pay for capacity. Pro includes 10 collections and 2,500 items, and add-ons raise both:

Pro add-onBilled yearlyBilled monthlyMaximumCMS items$20/mo per 10,000$30/mo per 10,00040,000 itemsCMS collections$40/mo per 10$50/mo per 1040 collectionsSite pages$20/mo per 100$30/mo per 100700 pagesBandwidth$40/mo per 100 GB$50/mo per 100 GB2 TB

At three posts a week, 2,500 items lasts about 16 years (2,500 / 156 posts a year). Capacity is rarely what makes a Framer blog expensive. For how Framer CMS works as a blog day to day, read our [Framer blog CMS guide](/blog/framer-blog-cms/).

Basic is the tight one. It allows 2 collections and 1,000 items, with no add-ons. A blog with a posts collection and an authors collection uses both slots.

## The add-ons that make up a real bill

The plan price is the smallest line for most teams. Seats, languages and hosting add more.

### Editors

The workspace owner and viewers are free. Everyone else who edits is a paid seat:

SeatWhat it can doBilled yearlyBilled monthlyAdditional editorDesign, edit content and publish$20/mo$30/moContent editorUpdate CMS, localization and on-page editing$10/mo$15/mo

Seats are capped at 10 on Basic and Pro. Enterprise has unlimited editors.

### Localization

Translation locales cost $20 a month each billed yearly, or $25 billed monthly, on both Basic and Pro. The cap is 20 locales. Upgrading the site plan does not lower the per-locale rate. Our [Framer localization pricing breakdown](/blog/framer-localization-pricing-blog/) works through the cost at 2, 5 and 10 languages.

### Advanced Hosting and reverse proxying

Advanced Hosting is $200 a month on Pro billed yearly, or $250 billed monthly. It includes up to 6 rewrites, 6 firewall rules, custom security headers and up to 500 static files. Enterprise includes it.

This add-on matters when Framer has to sit behind a reverse proxy, for example when your app runs on yoursite.com and Framer serves only the marketing pages or the blog under a path. Framer's help center states it directly: "Reverse proxying is available on Pro plans with the Advanced Hosting add-on and on Enterprise plans." Its reverse proxy guide also lists the Canonical URL setting as part of the add-on.

For comparison, Superblog includes subdirectory hosting on every paid plan, starting at $49/month (Pro), when your main site runs on another stack.

If your whole site runs on Framer, you do not need the add-on. A Framer CMS blog at yoursite.com/blog works on any paid plan.

### Convert

A/B testing, funnels and triggers cost $50 per 500,000 events on Pro. Most blogs can skip it.

## What a Framer blog costs: three scenarios, summed

These budgets use the verified prices above. The team sizes are our assumptions, so swap in your own. Each total shows the math.

### Scenario 1: A startup blog on Pro

The founder owns the workspace. One marketer writes posts as a content editor. One language.

- Pro: $360 (yearly) or $540 (monthly, $45 x 12)
- One content editor: $120 ($10 x 12) or $180 ($15 x 12)

**Total: $360 + $120 = $480 a year billed yearly, or $540 + $180 = $720 billed monthly.**

### Scenario 2: A growing content team in three languages

A designer keeps full edit access. Three writers work as content editors. The blog publishes in English plus two more locales.

- Pro: $360 or $540
- One additional editor: $240 ($20 x 12) or $360 ($30 x 12)
- Three content editors: $360 ($10 x 3 x 12) or $540 ($15 x 3 x 12)
- Two locales: $480 ($20 x 2 x 12) or $600 ($25 x 2 x 12)

**Billed yearly: $360 + $240 + $360 + $480 = $1,440.**

**Billed monthly: $540 + $360 + $540 + $600 = $2,040.**

The site plan is a quarter of the yearly bill. Seats and languages are the rest.

### Scenario 3: Framer serving the blog under another site's domain

The product runs on yoursite.com from its own stack. Marketing wants a Framer-built blog at yoursite.com/blog, which means a reverse proxy in front of Framer. Two writers work as content editors.

- Pro: $360 or $540
- Advanced Hosting: $2,400 ($200 x 12) or $3,000 ($250 x 12)
- Two content editors: $240 ($10 x 2 x 12) or $360 ($15 x 2 x 12)

**Billed yearly: $360 + $2,400 + $240 = $3,000.**

**Billed monthly: $540 + $3,000 + $360 = $3,900.**

Advanced Hosting is 80% of the yearly total ($2,400 / $3,000). The proxy itself still runs on your infrastructure, and Framer requires your project paths to match the proxy routes.

## Where Framer pricing frustrates teams

These points come straight from Framer's own pricing page and help center.

1. **Every site is a separate plan.** An agency or a company with several sites pays for each one.
2. **Seats add up faster than the plan.** In Scenario 2, four paid seats cost $600 a year billed yearly, more than the $360 Pro plan.
3. **Languages are priced one by one.** Ten locales cost $2,400 a year billed yearly, on top of the site plan.
4. **Subpath hosting is a premium feature.** Serving Framer behind your own domain's proxy costs $2,400 a year on Pro before any engineering time.
5. **Basic has no redirects.** Moving or renaming posts without 301s costs rankings, so a real blog is pushed to Pro.
6. **Monthly billing costs 50% more.** Pro is $45 billed monthly against $30 billed yearly.
7. **Refunds are limited.** Framer's FAQ offers refunds within 14 days to customers in the EU or Turkey.

## When Framer pricing makes sense

Framer is a strong pick for some blogs. It fits when:

1. **Your whole site already runs on Framer.** The blog lives at yoursite.com/blog with no proxy and no add-on.
2. **A designer publishes.** Posts use the same components as the rest of the site, and the person who builds the site ships the posts.
3. **You publish in one language with a small team.** Scenario 1 costs $480 a year, and that includes your marketing site.
4. **You want design control over every post template.** No other blog tool gives you the Framer canvas.

## When to consider an alternative

Look elsewhere when the bill grows faster than the blog. The three signals:

1. **You add writers.** Each one is $10 to $30 a month on Framer.
2. **You publish in several languages.** Each locale is $20 to $25 a month.
3. **Your main site is not on Framer.** Serving a Framer blog under your domain needs the $200 a month add-on.

SEO is the other question. Framer handles metadata and sitemaps well. Our [Framer SEO review](/blog/framer-seo/) covers what it does and where it stops for a blog that has to rank.

## A different approach: Superblog

Superblog is a fully managed blogging platform for company blogs. Hosting, CDN, SSL and the SEO engine come in one price: automatic JSON-LD schema, XML sitemaps, IndexNow and llms.txt. Pages are pre-built static files on a global CDN and score 90+ on Lighthouse. Subdirectory hosting is included on every paid plan.

Here are Scenarios 2 and 3 set against Superblog's blog-side cost:

Framer blog cost (billed yearly)Superblog ProSuperblog SuperPriceScenario 2 blog-side: $840 (site plan and designer seat stay on Framer). Scenario 3: $3,000$49/month (Pro), or $530/yr billed yearly$99/month (Super), or $1,070/yr billed yearlyWriters$10 to $20 per seat per monthUp to 5 team members includedUp to 10 team members includedLanguages$20 per locale per monthOne languageMultilingual SEO, no charge per languagePosts2,500 CMS items on Pro (up to 40,000 with add-ons)Up to 1,000 postsUp to 10,000 postsyoursite.com/blog when the main site is not on Framer$2,400/yr Advanced Hosting add-onIncludedIncluded

Scenario 3 is the clearest case. A Next.js or other non-Framer site that needs a blog at yoursite.com/blog pays $530 a year on Superblog Pro against $3,000 for the Framer route. That saves $2,470 a year.

In Scenario 2, Framer is cheaper on paper. The designer keeps a Framer seat for the marketing pages, so if those pages stay in English, the blog-side Framer cost is the three content editors and two locales: $360 + $480 = $840 a year. Superblog Super is $1,070 a year, $230 more, for up to 10 team members and every language. The difference buys what the blog does on its own: scheduled posts, privacy-friendly analytics, built-in lead generation forms, and multilingual SEO with hreflang. That math assumes the blog runs on blog.yoursite.com. At yoursite.com/blog in front of a Framer site, Framer's Advanced Hosting add-on applies too (see the setup note below).

One setup note if your marketing site stays on Framer. blog.yoursite.com works with any Framer plan. Putting Superblog at yoursite.com/blog in front of a Framer site goes through a reverse proxy, and Framer's docs put reverse proxying on Pro with Advanced Hosting or on Enterprise. Our [Framer blog setup page](/use-cases/blog-for-framer) has the steps.

Moving posts out of Framer is a CSV export that you upload to Superblog and map column by column. Each import takes up to 300 posts, and slugs carry over when you map the slug column.

There is a 7-day free trial, no credit card required, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Subdirectory hosting turns on once you are on a paid plan.

## Bottom line

Framer costs $120 to $360 a year for the site plan, billed yearly. A blog on Framer CMS adds $10 to $30 a month per writer and $20 to $25 a month per language, so a growing team lands around $1,440 a year. The large jump is the Advanced Hosting add-on: Framer behind your own domain's proxy costs about $3,000 a year on Pro. If your whole site is on Framer and one person publishes, Framer CMS is good value. If your main site runs on another stack, $49/month (Pro) puts the blog on yoursite.com/blog with up to 5 team members. Several languages start at $99/month (Super), with no charge per language. If your marketing site stays on Framer, a Superblog blog on blog.yoursite.com needs no Framer add-on. For the same breakdown on WordPress, see [WordPress pricing](/blog/wordpress-pricing/).

## FAQ

### How much does Framer cost?

Basic is $10/month and Pro is $30/month billed yearly, or $15 and $45 billed monthly.

### Is Framer free?

Yes, for non-commercial use on a Framer subdomain. A custom domain needs a paid plan.

### How much does Framer CMS cost?

It is included. Pro covers 2,500 items; each extra 10,000 items is $20/month billed yearly.

### How much is a Framer editor seat?

$20/month for an editor and $10/month for a content editor, billed yearly.

### Can a Framer site be served under a subpath on another domain?

Yes, on Pro with the $200/month Advanced Hosting add-on, or on Enterprise.

### Is Superblog cheaper than Framer for a blog?

For a blog at yoursite.com/blog on a non-Framer site, yes: $530 a year against about $3,000.


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