Framer vs Webflow in 2026

• Framer

  Framer is a website builder that works like a design tool: pages are laid out on a canvas, with animation and effects, and its AI agents design pages, write copy, organize the CMS and translate the site, on monthly AI credits. Framer hosts every site, a free site goes online at a Framer address, and paid plans connect your own domain, with pages, CMS collections and bandwidth set by the plan. Editors beyond the owner are billed by the seat. You can also build a Framer site from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex over MCP, which uses none of Framer's credits. Framer's pricing page offers no code export.

  Choose it if

  • You want a small site on your own domain for the least: $15 a month, or $10 billed yearly
  • You design on a canvas and want animation and effects without code
  • You want AI agents that design, write and translate, with 1,000 credits a month on Basic
  • You already work in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and want to build the site from there over MCP

• Webflow

  Webflow is a visual website builder for designers and marketing teams: you lay out pages in its Designer, with interactions and animation, and manage content in a CMS. It bills in two layers: a site plan for each live site, which hosts it and sets its pages, CMS and bandwidth, and a Workspace, where sites are built and teammates invited, with paid Workspaces adding staging, custom code and code export. Webflow AI builds a site from a prompt, designs sections and fills CMS collections on Workspace AI credits, and Webflow Cloud hosts apps coded in Next.js or Astro beside a site.

  Choose it if

  • Your site runs on its CMS: Premium holds 20,000 items in 40 collections
  • You want to export the code and host it yourself, on a paid Workspace
  • You sell online, with Ecommerce plans from $29 a month billed yearly
  • You want to host an app coded in Next.js or Astro beside the site, on Webflow Cloud

• Framer

  Free

  A site at a Framer address, 500 AI credits to try and 1 GB of bandwidth, which Framer recommends for non-commercial use.

  Basic, $15 a month

  $10 a month billed yearly. Your own domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 50 GB of bandwidth and 1,000 AI credits a month.

  Pro, $45 a month

  $30 billed yearly. 150 pages, 10 CMS collections, 100 GB, redirects, staging and 3,000 AI credits a month.

  Enterprise

  Custom: unlimited editors, single sign-on, SCIM and an uptime guarantee.

• Webflow

  Starter

  Free: two static pages at a webflow.io address, a CMS with 50 items and 1 GB of bandwidth.

  Basic, $25 a month

  $15 billed yearly. Your own domain, 300 static pages and 10 GB of bandwidth, with no CMS.

  Premium, $39 a month

  $25 billed yearly. The CMS with 20,000 items in 40 collections, and 50 GB of bandwidth.

  Ecommerce Standard, $42 a month

  $29 billed yearly. A store with 500 items and a 2% fee on sales.

  Core Workspace, $28 a month

  $19 billed yearly. Staging, custom code and code export; extra full seats are $45 ($39).

For a small site, Framer costs less: Basic, with your own domain, is $15 a month ($10 billed yearly) against Webflow Basic's $25 ($15). For a site run on its CMS, the order flips: Webflow Premium, at $39 ($25), holds 20,000 items in 40 collections, while Framer Pro, at $45 ($30), holds 2,500 in 10 before add-ons. A team pays more on Webflow, where an extra full seat is $45 a month ($39) against Framer's $30 ($20), and code export needs a paid Workspace, from $28 a month ($19). On both, each plan is for one site.