15 Best Framer Agencies (2026)
15 Framer agencies for B2B and SaaS websites compared on price, Framer Experts status, migrations, motion and Clutch reviews, with benchmark data from 57 agencies.
Oct 5, 202628 min read
Which Framer agencies are the best?
Updated October 2026. Framer Experts listings, Clutch ratings, review counts and published prices checked on October 5, 2026.
The best Framer agencies in 2026 are Bricx, Goodspeed, Push Refresh, Allsite Studio, Deserve Studio and Bolster. The right Framer agency depends on the job: a new brand and site, a fast build from existing designs, or a migration.
- Bricx, a Framer Expert, for SaaS and AI startups that want a design-led Framer site live fast, with motion intact and every page editable by marketing.
- Goodspeed and Push Refresh for fixed-price Framer builds and large migrations from Webflow, WordPress or HubSpot.
- Allsite Studio, Deserve Studio and Bolster for brand and a Framer site together ahead of a launch or a raise.
- Skarlo, Stōkt and Refokus for design-led, motion-heavy sites.
- New Lemon Studio, South Digital and MovingFrames for Framer development from finished designs, migrations and support after launch.
After the type of job, budget and who will edit the site after launch decide the shortlist more than portfolio style does.
A Framer agency, also called a Framer design agency or Framer website agency, designs a marketing website and builds it in Framer. Framer is a website builder with a visual canvas, a built-in CMS, hosting and an AI agent. The point of hiring one is a site that looks custom, launches in weeks, and that the marketing team can change without a developer.
Benchmark figures from The State of UI/UX Design Agencies 2026: Bricx held sales calls with 57 agencies using the same brief; not every agency answered every question. Framer prices from framer.com/pricing.
Quick picks by situation and budget
Most teams hire a Framer agency for one of a handful of reasons. Start from the row that matches.
| Situation | Shortlist | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A launch, raise or Demo Day has a date | Goodspeed, Allsite Studio, Bricx | Goodspeed's pricing page quotes about three weeks to go live; Allsite and Bricx quote three to five weeks |
| A large Webflow, WordPress or HubSpot site is moving to Framer | Push Refresh, MovingFrames, South Digital | Published migrations with thousands of CMS items and hundreds of redirects |
| The brand and the website need redoing together | Bricx, Bolster, Skarlo | Identity, messaging and the Framer site from one team |
| The site has to feel premium and motion-led | Stōkt, Refokus, Deserve Studio | Motion, 3D and WebGL in-house |
| Designs exist in Figma and only the Framer build is needed | New Lemon Studio, MovingFrames, Goodspeed | Build-from-design services with training and support |
| Marketing needs new pages every month after launch | DesignMe, Goodspeed, South Digital | Subscriptions, embedded teams or hourly support with no minimum |
| The website and the product both need design | Bricx, DesignMe | Product UI and the marketing site from one team |
Shortlist by budget
| Budget | Shortlist | Pricing basis |
|---|---|---|
| Under $10,000 | MovingFrames, New Lemon Studio, South Digital | $2,250 for a homepage plus $650 a page; builds from about $8,000; focused builds $8,000 to $16,000 (each agency's own site) |
| $10,000 to $25,000 | Goodspeed, DesignMe, Bolster, BrightStudios | Goodspeed sites from $10,000; DesignMe projects from $10,000; Bolster brand sprints from $15,000 |
| $20,000 to $50,000 | Bricx, Allsite Studio, Push Refresh, Deserve Studio, Skarlo, Stōkt | Bricx from $25,000; Allsite from €20,000; the others list "From $20K" on Framer Experts |
| $25,000+ with motion and 3D | Refokus, Bricx | Clutch minimum of $25,000 for both |
How the 15 agencies compare
Filter by Framer Expert status, budget, region or motion, or sort by price and reviews. "Framer listing" is each agency's status in Framer's Experts program.
| Agency | Best for | Clutch minimum or listed floor | Hourly rate | Clutch rating | Build stack | Framer listing | Motion | HQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bricx | SaaS and AI startups that want a design-led site live fast | $25,000+ | $50 to $99 | 5.0/5, 32 reviews | Framer, Webflow, custom code | Framer Expert; also a Webflow Certified Partner | Yes, incl. product video | Dubai and New Delhi |
| Goodspeed | Fast fixed-price builds and migrations | $5,000+ (sites from $10,000) | $50 to $99 | 5.0/5, 46 reviews | Framer | Expert Agency, from $10K | Yes | London, UK |
| Push Refresh | Large migrations and custom code | $20,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer, Astro, headless CMS | Expert Agency, from $20K | Yes | United States |
| Allsite Studio | Series A to C AI and fintech | $20,000 (Framer listing; €20,000 on its site) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer | Expert Agency, from $20K | Yes | Berlin, Germany |
| Deserve Studio | AI and fintech launches with custom motion | $20,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer, WebGL | Expert Agency, from $20K | Yes | Not published |
| Bolster | Brand, messaging and site together | $15,000 (brand sprints) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer | Expert Agency, from $10K | Not advertised | United States |
| Skarlo | Brand and site for AI startups | $20,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer | Expert Agency, from $20K | Not advertised | London and Copenhagen |
| Refokus | Launches with standout motion and 3D | $25,000+ | $100 to $149 | 5.0/5, 10 reviews | Webflow, Framer, custom code | Not listed | Yes | Not published |
| Stōkt | Motion-led, 3D-heavy brand sites | $20,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer, Unicorn Studio | Expert Agency, from $20K | Yes | Quebec, Canada |
| DesignMe | Brand, product UI and site on subscription | $10,000+ | $100 to $149 | 5.0/5, 12 reviews | Framer, Webflow, Next.js | Expert Agency, from $10K | Yes | Gdańsk, Poland |
| BrightStudios | Founder-led brand and Framer site | $5,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer, Webflow | Expert Agency, from $5K | Yes | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| New Lemon Studio | Framer builds from existing designs | $5,000+ | $100 to $149 | Profile, no reviews yet | Framer | Expert Agency, from $10K | Not advertised | London, UK |
| South Digital | Migrations plus support with no minimum | $8,000 (own pricing page) | $120 for support | No Clutch profile | Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Astro | Expert Agency, from $1K | Not advertised | UK |
| MovingFrames | SEO-safe migrations by an ex-Framer specialist | $2,250 (homepage, own site) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer | Expert (founder's profile), from $5K | Not advertised | Estonia |
| Analogue | Award-winning, design-led brand sites | $20,000 (Framer listing) | Not published | No Clutch profile | Framer, Shopify Plus | Expert Agency, from $20K | Yes | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
"Not advertised" means the agency's own site does not list the service; it may still offer it on request. "No Clutch profile" means no profile could be matched to the agency's website.
How these agencies were picked
Every agency on this list was assessed against the same evidence a buyer can check, with the rigour Bricx applied when it held sales calls with 57 agencies using the same brief for The State of UI/UX Design Agencies 2026. Each had to clear four bars:
- A strong, verified track record. Consistent, recent client reviews on Clutch, or a portfolio of shipped sites used at scale.
- Real Framer work. Live client sites that run on Framer, a Framer Experts profile, or both. Each agency's Framer listing was checked on framer.com on October 5, 2026.
- Fit for funded B2B and software companies. Named software, AI or fintech clients on the agency's site, in case studies or in reviews.
- Published facts. Clutch ratings, minimums and rates where a Clutch profile exists and links to the agency's own site; otherwise prices, team and location from the agency's own site and Framer listing. Outcome numbers appear only where a client stated them or the agency published them, and each says which.
Agencies left out, and why
- Trueform built miro.com in Framer and won a Framer award for it, but its website redirected to its X account on October 5, 2026, so its current offer could not be checked.
- Apexure, CloseFuture and Donux call themselves Framer partners on their sites, but their Clutch reviews describe little or no Framer work, and two have moved their focus to other services.
- Aerolab holds a Framer Experts listing, but its own site describes product design and custom engineering, not Framer websites.
These are the top Framer agencies for funded software companies. Agencies are ordered by fit for funded B2B and SaaS companies hiring for a Framer website. Pricing and timeline benchmarks come from the same report: Bricx held sales calls with 57 agencies using the same brief; not every agency gave a price or timeline.
The 15 agencies, reviewed
These are Framer agencies with real client work: full-service studios, brand-led studios, and Framer development and migration specialists. Each entry gives the facts first; open the full review for evidence and limits. Names link to agency sites, ratings to Clutch.
Best Framer agency for SaaS and AI startups: Bricx
Bricx is the best Framer agency for SaaS and AI startups that want a design-led site live fast, with its motion intact and every page editable by the marketing team. Bricx is a Framer Expert, and its Framer service page quotes 3 to 5 weeks to a live site. Bricx has shipped 50+ websites in the last two years, for clients including Writesonic (YC S21), Sybill, CAMB.AI and LTV.ai, and rebranded Hobbes and rebuilt its website, which runs on Framer.
Their designs consistently balanced aesthetics with functionality and business objectives.
- Starting price
- $25,000+ (fixed scope); retainers from $10,000/month
- Hourly rate
- $50 to $99
- Clutch
- 5.0/5, 32 reviews
- Team and HQ
- 10 to 49 people, Dubai and New Delhi
- Framer listing
- Framer Expert (also a Webflow Certified Partner)
- Stack
- Framer, Webflow, custom code (Next.js)
- Engagement model
- Fixed-scope projects, monthly retainers, embedded teams, paid pilot sprints
- Typical timeline
- Framer sites live in 3 to 5 weeks (Bricx's Framer service page)
- Best for
- SaaS and AI startups launching a design-led Framer site fast, with motion intact and full marketing control
- Not a fit for
- Non-software businesses and budgets under $25,000
Full review of Bricx
Website and redesign projects open with three to five hero-section directions, extend the chosen one across the site, and run the Framer build in parallel with design. The site is built in Bricx's workspace and transferred to the client's, with editing set up for the marketing team. Framer is the default for smaller, marketer-edited sites; Webflow or custom code when the site is SEO-heavy or shares code with the product. Copy can come from the client or from Bricx, and Framer website design for B2B SaaS runs from positioning to launch. In Clutch reviews, Scale.jobs' CTO reported visitor-to-lead conversion rising from 1.2% to 2.8% in the first month after a redesign.
Goodspeed
Goodspeed is a London studio of about 20 people that designs and builds Framer sites for startups and scale-ups, with Sydecar, Reka, Zen Educate and Wisk among its clients. It sells fixed-price site packages, Framer migrations with a redirect map, and an embedded team on a rolling monthly retainer.
Goodspeed felt like an extension of our team.
- Starting price
- $10,000+ per site on its pricing page; landing pages from $2,500
- Hourly rate
- $50 to $99
- Clutch
- 5.0/5, 46 reviews
- Team and HQ
- 10 to 49 people, London, UK
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $10K; describes itself as a Framer Enterprise Agency
- Stack
- Framer (also Bubble and AI app builds)
- Engagement model
- Fixed-price builds; migrations from $10,000; embedded team from $2,000/month
- Best for
- Funded startups with a clear brief that want a fast, fixed-price Framer build or migration
- Not a fit for
- Teams that want the agency to lead brand strategy and positioning
Full review of Goodspeed
Its pricing page says sites run $10,000 to $40,000 and go live in about three weeks, with half paid up front and the rest at launch. Many of its 46 Clutch reviews cover Bubble and AI app builds rather than websites, and its Framer reviews (Wisk, Sydecar, BeBright) describe builds from the client's own designs without stating numbers. Its site says it has launched 50+ Framer sites; ask for the ones closest to the brief.
Push Refresh
Push Refresh designs and builds Framer websites with a focus on migrations, custom code and CMS-driven builds. Its case studies include moving SmithRx from Webflow to Framer with more than 11,800 CMS records, and Crowd Street from HubSpot with 640 redirects. It also built a Contentful-to-Framer sync plugin.
- Starting price
- From $20K on its Framer Experts listing
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Founder-led US team; city not published
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K; its site says "Official Framer Expert Partner"
- Stack
- Framer, Astro, Sanity, Contentful
- Engagement model
- Projects with handoff and training; ongoing maintenance
- Best for
- Series A+ teams moving a large Webflow, WordPress or HubSpot site onto Framer
- Not a fit for
- Teams that want positioning and copywriting led by the agency
Full review of Push Refresh
The Crowd Street case study reports pages loading 38% faster after the move, and the Amera case describes a brand and a live Framer site in under two weeks before YC Demo Day; both figures are published by the agency. It will recommend Astro or a headless build when Framer does not fit, as it did for Nutrient's five-site consolidation. Its site FAQ quotes two to twelve weeks for a new website. With no Clutch profile, ask for two migration clients to call.
Allsite Studio
Allsite Studio is a Berlin studio that designs and builds brands and Framer websites for venture-backed AI, fintech and enterprise software companies, including Rox, V7 Labs, Utila and Enzai. It works on fixed prices, sends a proposal within 24 hours, and quotes launches in three to five weeks.
- Starting price
- €20,000 for a small website (own site)
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Founder-led studio, Berlin, Germany
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K
- Stack
- Framer
- Engagement model
- Fixed-price projects, monthly retainers, time-based work
- Best for
- Series A to C AI and fintech companies that want brand, copy and a Framer site in weeks
- Not a fit for
- Buyers who need a large agency's bench, or budgets under €20,000
Full review of Allsite Studio
Its site promises a designed homepage seven days after kickoff. Services go beyond the build: migrations from WordPress, Webflow and AI site builders, SEO and AEO, launch videos and interactive tools such as calculators. V7 Labs' CEO calls it "fast, creative, and with high attention to detail" in a testimonial on its site. The imprint lists the business as a sole proprietorship, so confirm who works on the account.
Deserve Studio
Deserve Studio is a design and Framer development studio working with AI, SaaS and fintech startups such as Xpander, Frigade, Screenloop and Central. Its largest published project moved PetDesk from WordPress to Framer: more than 200 pages, 600 CMS entries and 50 HubSpot forms, rebuilt and relaunched together.
- Starting price
- From $20K on its Framer Experts listing
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Not published
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K
- Stack
- Framer, custom WebGL
- Engagement model
- Projects; several multi-year partnerships
- Best for
- AI and fintech startups with a launch or fundraise date and a need for custom motion
- Not a fit for
- Buyers who need third-party reviews or a published team and location
Full review of Deserve Studio
Services cover positioning and narrative, brand identity, motion and WebGL, and web app and dashboard design alongside the Framer site. PetDesk's CMO called it "the smoothest launch I've ever experienced" on Deserve's case-study page, and the agency reports about 200,000 visitors in the first week with performance holding. Its site does not publish an address, team size or founding year, so ask who will work on the account.
Bolster
Bolster is a small, distributed studio that makes brands, messaging and Framer websites for startups, with Glade.ai, Kard, Repeatability and Scholarly Software among its clients. Its FAQ says it uses Framer for websites in most cases and partners with specialist developers when a project needs something Framer cannot do.
- Starting price
- Brand sprints from $15,000 (own FAQ); websites quoted per project
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Six people named, working remotely across several countries
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $10K
- Stack
- Framer
- Engagement model
- Two-week brand sprints, deeper brand programs, websites in 2 to 10 weeks, retainers after launch
- Best for
- Post-seed to Series A teams that need brand, messaging and site together
- Not a fit for
- Large CMS migrations or Framer development from existing designs
Full review of Bolster
Its Glade.ai case study quotes the legal AI company's co-founder saying the firm closed 16 new law firms after the redesign went live. Copy and verbal identity are part of its brand work, which most Framer studios leave to the client. Its own FAQ is candid that teams still iterating on positioning on a tight budget are probably not the right fit yet.
Skarlo
Skarlo is a small brand and Framer studio in London and Copenhagen, with five people named on its site, that works with AI startups such as Enrola, Lark and Wedge, and refreshes brands for venture firms. Framer features its founder, Luca Richard, on the page for its agency partner program.
- Starting price
- From $20K on its Framer Experts listing; core brand package 25k, six weeks (own site)
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Five people named, London and Copenhagen
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K
- Stack
- Framer
- Engagement model
- Packaged brand engagement, then projects
- Best for
- Seed to Series A AI startups that want brand and site from one small studio
- Not a fit for
- CMS-heavy builds, migrations, or buyers who want published client reviews
Full review of Skarlo
Framer's agencies page places "Reached over 150k visitors with one launch" and "Launched site 60% faster" beside its founder's quote, without naming the client. Its Framer bio describes the studio as working with a16z, YC and Antler companies. It does not advertise motion, copywriting or migrations, and with a small team, capacity is the question to ask.
Refokus
Refokus designs and develops brand-led websites for technology companies in Webflow and Framer, often extended with custom code, motion and 3D. It is a Webflow Premium Partner and counts Webflow itself, Weglot, Chargeflow and deepset among its clients.
We felt like Refokus was a part of our in-house team.
- Starting price
- $25,000+
- Hourly rate
- $100 to $149
- Clutch
- 5.0/5, 10 reviews
- Team
- 10 to 49 people
- Framer listing
- Not listed
- Stack
- Webflow (Premium Partner), Framer, Astro, custom code
- Engagement model
- Not published
- Best for
- Rebrands and launches that need standout motion and 3D
- Not a fit for
- Teams that specifically want a Framer-native team
Full review of Refokus
Silvr's head of brand reported on Clutch that average engagement time rose 17% within two months of launch. Most of the client sites in its case studies run on Webflow, so for a Framer build ask for Framer examples specifically. Brand positioning, website narrative and copy are part of its service, which suits a rebrand more than a quick build.
Stōkt
Stōkt is a founder-led studio in Quebec that combines brand identity, motion systems, 3D and Framer development, with Kastle AI, Heron, Lorikeet CX and Teak among its clients. Founder Jay Nadeau leads projects and brings in specialists as needed; its Kastle AI case study reports an enterprise site shipped in Framer in 14 days.
- Starting price
- From $20K on its Framer Experts listing
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Founder-led, Saint-Sauveur, Quebec, Canada
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K; its site says "Framer Agency Partner"
- Stack
- Framer, Unicorn Studio, Cinema 4D
- Engagement model
- Projects, with a 30-day optimization window after launch on Kastle AI
- Best for
- AI and fintech startups that want a motion-led, 3D-heavy site
- Not a fit for
- Copywriting, large migrations, or ongoing multi-person site operations
Full review of Stōkt
The studio has run since 2019 and its strength is visual: 3D, WebGL and motion systems that carry from the brand into the site. On the Heron project, positioning and copy came from a partner consultancy rather than Stōkt, so plan for copy separately.
DesignMe
DesignMe is a Gdańsk studio of more than 20 designers and engineers that designs brands, product UI and websites built in Framer or Webflow, for SaaS and AI companies including Seamless.AI, Lightdash, Quotient and Datawizz. Most work runs as a monthly design subscription that can be paused or cancelled.
What stood out most about DesignMe was their impeccable design sense and aesthetic.
- Starting price
- $10,000+; subscription from $6,995/month
- Hourly rate
- $100 to $149
- Clutch
- 5.0/5, 12 reviews
- Team and HQ
- 10 to 49 people, Gdańsk, Poland
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $10K
- Stack
- Framer, Webflow (Premium Partner), Next.js
- Engagement model
- Monthly subscription, a one-week trial for $2,500, projects from $10,000
- Best for
- SaaS and AI teams that want brand, product UI and site on one monthly plan
- Not a fit for
- A one-off Framer build under $10,000
Full review of DesignMe
Seamless.AI's principal designer is quoted on DesignMe's homepage reporting engagement up 25%, bounce down 20% and conversion up 11% year on year. Its Clutch reviews mention Webflow more often than Framer, so confirm the platform for recent work. Its FAQ puts retainers at $6,000 to $10,000 a month.
BrightStudios
BrightStudios is a founder-led brand and web studio in Tel Aviv that designs identities and Framer or Webflow sites for B2B software and AI companies. Its homepage names Lovable, Hypernative and MagicPath as collaborators, and its Framer site for Averi AI received an Awwwards Honorable Mention.
- Starting price
- From $5K on its Framer Experts listing
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Founder Daniel G. Bright with specialist support, Tel Aviv, Israel
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $5K
- Stack
- Framer, Webflow, WebGL
- Engagement model
- Projects: design only, build from an existing design, or design and build
- Best for
- AI and B2B software founders who want identity plus a design-heavy Framer site
- Not a fit for
- Ongoing retainer support or teams that need a large delivery bench
Full review of BrightStudios
The work is senior and founder-led, which suits a brand-defining launch. Its site calls the studio a Framer Pro Expert while its Framer profile shows the Expert Agency label, and its client proof comes from its own site and Contra rather than Clutch, so ask for references.
New Lemon Studio
New Lemon Studio builds Framer websites for B2B companies, often from the client's existing Figma designs, with CMS architecture, HubSpot and analytics integrations, localization and team training included. It was founded by former Dropbox engineers, and its clients include Authentic Insurance, Seal and Aro AI.
- Starting price
- About $8,000 (own site); $15,000 to $30,000+ for larger builds and migrations
- Hourly rate
- $100 to $149 on Clutch; support at $120/hour
- Clutch
- Profile with no reviews yet
- Team and HQ
- 2 to 9 people, London, UK
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $10K
- Stack
- Framer
- Engagement model
- Fixed-scope projects; prepaid support packs from $1,200 for 10 hours
- Best for
- Lean marketing teams with designs ready that want a maintainable Framer build
- Not a fit for
- Brand identity, motion-heavy creative or copywriting
Full review of New Lemon Studio
Its Authentic Insurance case study describes a four-week Figma-to-Framer build connected to HubSpot, GA4, Google Tag Manager and Greenhouse, followed by ongoing support. The studio was founded in 2025, so its track record is short; the published support pricing with no required retainer is unusually clear.
South Digital
South Digital is a small UK team that designs and builds marketing websites in Framer, Webflow and other platforms, then stays on for support. It moved Consensus, an AI research search engine, from WordPress to Framer, supports Voiceflow's Webflow site, and publishes its build prices on its own site.
- Starting price
- $8,000 to $16,000 for focused builds (own pricing page)
- Hourly rate
- $120 for support, no monthly minimum
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Two co-founders and three named team members, UK
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $1K
- Stack
- Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Astro
- Engagement model
- Itemized fixed-price builds, hourly support, care plans
- Best for
- Marketing teams that want a migration plus support with no monthly minimum
- Not a fit for
- Brand identity or motion-led design
Full review of South Digital
Its pricing page lists growth builds at $16,000 to $40,000 and custom work from $40,000. Consensus describes it on South Digital's reviews page as a partner "who can handle both big migrations and ongoing website growth". Most of the work it showcases is Webflow, so ask for its Framer projects.
MovingFrames
MovingFrames is a senior-led Framer development and migration practice run by Luca Da Corte, who previously worked as a Product Specialist at Framer. It builds from finished designs and moves sites from WordPress, Webflow, Wix and Squarespace, with Netcraft, Hospitable and Flow Engineering among its clients.
- Starting price
- $2,250 for the homepage, $650 per additional page (own site)
- Hourly rate
- Not published
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Senior-led, no juniors or subcontracting (own site); Estonia
- Framer listing
- Expert (founder's profile), from $5K
- Stack
- Framer
- Engagement model
- Fixed per-page pricing; maintenance retainer or hourly
- Best for
- Teams with designs ready that need an SEO-safe migration into Framer
- Not a fit for
- Brand, design direction or copywriting
Full review of MovingFrames
Its Hospitable case study says the client reported visitor-to-trial conversion up 25% and SEO traffic preserved five weeks after launch, and its Netcraft migration moved about 1,300 CMS items with no SEO regression; both are published by MovingFrames. Some case-study pages say it is not accepting clients, so confirm availability first.
Analogue
Analogue is an Amsterdam brand and digital design studio whose Framer site for Vitra won Framer's Website of the Year, according to its homepage. Its clients lean towards design-led consumer brands, alongside fintech and software companies such as Equip, Jitter and Maven 11, and it prices every engagement as a fixed fee.
- Starting price
- Identity and landing page from €10,000, six weeks (own site); from $20K on its Framer listing
- Hourly rate
- Not published; priced by project
- Clutch
- No Clutch profile found
- Team and HQ
- Small studio team, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Framer listing
- Expert Agency, from $20K
- Stack
- Framer, Shopify Plus
- Engagement model
- Fixed-fee packages with a fixed team and timeline
- Best for
- Design-led brands that want award-level identity and an immersive Framer site
- Not a fit for
- B2B SaaS teams that need conversion programs, large migrations or ongoing site operations
Full review of Analogue
Its packages run from identity plus a landing page to full e-commerce builds on Shopify Plus. Equip's CEO says on Analogue's site that people tell him "Wow, your website!". The portfolio is strongest for consumer and lifestyle brands, so B2B software teams should ask for comparable work.
What does a Framer agency do?
A Framer agency is a web design and development agency that designs a website, builds it in Framer, and hands it to the client's marketing team in a state they can run. The build is the easy part. The value sits in the decisions around it: what the site says, how the pages are structured, how the CMS is modeled, and what the team can safely change after launch.
The work, step by step
- Positioning and page structure. Who the site is for, what each page has to prove, and the path from homepage to demo or sign-up.
- Copy. The benchmark split exactly in half: 50% of agencies write the copy, 50% expect it from the client. Ask which camp an agency is in before comparing quotes.
- Visual design. Usually explored in Figma or directly on the Framer canvas: a homepage direction first, then the rest of the site built from its sections.
- The Framer build. Responsive layouts and breakpoints, components, interactions and animations, CMS collections for the blog, customers, changelog or careers, forms wired to the CRM, and analytics.
- SEO and migration. Redirects, titles and meta descriptions, structured data, and a URL map when the site moves from Webflow, WordPress or Wix.
- Handover. The site transferred to the client's own Framer workspace, editor seats set up, and a short training on what marketing can change without a designer.
Framer agency, Framer Expert or freelancer?
The three overlap but are not the same thing. A Framer agency is a team, usually covering design, development, content and QA at once. A Framer Expert is any freelancer or agency listed in Framer's own directory; Framer Experts are freelancers and agencies alike. A freelancer is one person, often the faster option for a single landing page or a template customization.
| Framer agency | Framer Expert (directory) | Freelancer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who | A team of designers, developers and often a strategist | A freelancer or agency that joined Framer's program | One designer-developer |
| Best for | Full sites, rebrands, migrations, CMS-heavy builds | Finding Framer-fluent builders quickly | Landing pages, template work, small changes |
| What vouches for them | Live client sites, Clutch reviews, references | Two published Framer sites on custom domains | Portfolio and references |
| Risk | Senior people sell, junior people build | The badge is not a quality review | One person is a single point of failure |
Framer partners and badges: what they actually mean
Framer runs two programs that agencies cite, and neither is a quality certification. Both are worth understanding before a badge on a proposal sways the decision.
- Framer Experts. Framer's help center says an agency (two or more people) or freelancer can apply once its Community profile shows at least two published sites built in Framer on custom domains. Applicants become Experts "right away"; there is no review to wait for.
- Pro Experts. The status unlocks automatically after $500 in commission from handing finished projects to clients, who then buy a Framer plan. Pro Experts get prioritized placement in the directory, more client leads, and a free editor seat on client projects.
- Framer for agencies (the partner program). Free, unlimited Framer access for the agency's team, up to 50% commission on referrals, and direct Slack support from Framer, according to framer.com/agencies.
So a badge shows that an agency builds in Framer regularly and has handed sites to paying clients. It does not show that those sites convert, rank or are easy to maintain. Judge the live client sites and the reviews, then use the badge as a tiebreaker. Each card above says which agencies hold a Framer Experts profile and which label it shows, as listed on framer.com on October 5, 2026.
Where else to find Framer agencies
- The Framer Experts directory (framer.com/community/experts) filters by agency or freelancer, region and starting budget. Ranking favors Pro Experts, so the top of the list reflects commission volume as much as craft.
- The Framer Gallery shows sites by category; it is a good place to check that an agency's claimed work really runs on Framer.
- Clutch carries verified reviews with counts and dates, but many Framer studios are too young or too small to have a profile.
- Published rankings like this one. Several of the most visible Framer lists are written by agencies that rank themselves first, so check who publishes a list before trusting its order.
Is Framer the right platform for the site?
Framer is the right platform when the marketing team should own the site, the site is design-led, and it changes often. It is the wrong one when the site is a large content operation, needs deep custom logic, or must export as code. Among benchmarked agencies, 65% build on Webflow, 25% on WordPress and 10% on Framer, and 20% design only; agencies could name more than one platform. Framer specialists are the scarcest of the three.
Bricx's founders draw the line by size and by who edits. Siddharth Vij, who leads design, recommends Webflow for SEO-heavy sites beyond 10 to 15 pages and Framer when a team wants to experiment quickly on a smaller site and keep editing power in-house:
Making changes on the website is easy. You don't need a developer on hand for simple copy changes.
| Framer | Webflow | WordPress | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing edits without a developer | Yes, on-page editing and a $10/month content editor seat | Yes, in the Editor | With a page builder |
| Best for | Design-led marketing sites, launches, frequent page experiments | Larger, content-heavy B2B sites with complex CMS structures | Large existing content libraries with in-house developers |
| Motion and interaction | Strong, built into the canvas | Strong, with more room for custom interactions | Depends on the theme and plugins |
| Localization | Built in, $20 per locale per month | Add-on | Plugins |
| A/B testing | Built in as a paid add-on | Paid add-on or third-party tools | Third-party tools |
| Typical limit | Pro plan caps at 700 pages, 40 collections and 40,000 CMS items | CMS plan limits on very large sites | Plugin sprawl and page speed |
| Leaving the platform | No code export; a move is a rebuild | Code export available, CMS logic is not | Full ownership of code and database |
My advice is to keep it on Framer. It's easier for non-technical people to edit without breaking anything.
Framer vs Webflow for B2B SaaS, in practice
Most B2B SaaS teams weighing Webflow vs Framer are choosing between speed of editing and depth of structure. Framer wins when the site is under a few dozen templates, the brand leans on motion, and marketing wants to launch pages weekly without a ticket. Webflow wins when the blog, resources and programmatic pages run into the thousands, when several teams publish, or when enterprise governance matters. Divij Rakhra put the split across Bricx's own clients at "actually 50/50": "for smaller websites, clients prefer Framer", while bigger sites such as CAMB.AI's run on Webflow.
Perception plays a part too. On a sales call Divij noted that "companies on a bigger stage trust Webflow more", which is a brand impression rather than a technical limit. Custom-coded sites built with AI coding tools are the third option, fast and well-performing, but every copy change goes back through engineering. A full comparison of Webflow specialists is in the Webflow agencies guide.
Framer SEO: what it handles and what to check
Framer lists built-in SEO on every paid plan, with site redirects from the Pro plan up: custom titles and meta descriptions, clean URLs and hosting on a global network. CMS pages can fill their titles and descriptions from CMS fields, which matters for blogs and customer stories; in Divij Rakhra's words, "CMS variables can fill the meta titles and meta descriptions." What still needs an agency's judgement is the information architecture, internal links, structured data for FAQs and articles, and a redirect map when URLs change. Ask for a live Framer site the agency launched that ranks for something, not a Lighthouse score.
How much does a Framer agency cost in 2026?
A Framer marketing site from an agency usually costs $15,000 to $50,000, the band 58% of the agencies that quoted gave for a 5-page site, plus Framer's own plan of $30 a month. Studios on Framer's Experts directory list starting budgets from $1,000 to $50,000, and the agencies in this guide that work with funded B2B companies mostly start at $20,000 or more.
For a 5-page marketing site with copywriting and a Webflow or Framer build, the benchmark grouped the quotes it received like this:
| Price band (as grouped in the report) | Share of agencies that quoted | What it usually buys (editorial guidance, not report data) |
|---|---|---|
| Under $10,000 | 25% | Template-led design, client-supplied copy, limited revisions |
| $15,000 to $50,000 | 58% | Custom design, copy support, CMS build |
| $50,000 to $100,000+ | 17% | Brand work, custom illustration or 3D, complex CMS, migrations |
The lowest quote was $1,500, the highest $120,000, and the median $25,000, for the same brief. The spread came from how each agency read the scope, not from the platform.
What moves the price of a Framer site
- The homepage visual system. Most of the design cost sits in finding the direction and designing the homepage; later pages reuse its sections, so cutting pages saves less than expected.
- Copy and positioning. Whether the agency writes the site.
- Product visuals and motion. Every animated state of a product UI loop has to be designed before it is animated, so custom loops and 3D add the most per page.
- CMS structure. A blog is simple; a customer-story library, a changelog, an integrations directory and a careers board each need their own collection and templates.
- Custom code. Code components, API connections, Shopify or Stripe for a store, and CRM integrations.
- Migration. Moving an existing site with rankings needs a URL inventory, a redirect map and QA.
- Localization. Each locale adds translation review and QA, on top of Framer's per-locale fee.
Framer's own platform cost
The agency fee is separate from the Framer plan, which the client should hold in its own workspace. Framer's pricing page lists, on yearly billing:
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic plan | $10/month | Personal sites, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections |
| Pro plan | $30/month | 150 pages (expandable to 700), 10 CMS collections, redirects, staging, branching |
| Additional editor | $20/month | Design, edit content and publish |
| Content editor | $10/month | CMS, localization and on-page editing only |
| Localization | $20 per locale per month | AI translation, up to 20 locales |
| A/B testing and funnels | $50 per 500,000 events | The Convert add-on |
| Advanced hosting | $200/month | Multiple sites and custom headers under one domain |
| Enterprise | Custom | SSO, SCIM, uptime guarantee, unlimited editors |
A typical B2B marketing site runs on Pro with one or two content editor seats, so the platform cost is small next to the agency fee.
Pricing and payment models
How Framer agencies charge
| Model | Share of benchmarked agencies | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Time and materials | 45% | Scope is still moving |
| Fixed price | 35% | The page list and scope are agreed up front |
| Retainer or subscription | 20% | The site needs ongoing pages, tests and launches |
About 50% of agencies take an upfront deposit followed by milestone payments. Hourly rates across the benchmark ran from $25 to $195, with a median between $55 and $90. The report's author puts average rates at around $150 an hour for US teams, $60 for European teams and $35 for Asian teams. The benchmark compared quotes, not delivered work.
How long does a Framer website take?
A 5-page site takes 5 to 9 weeks at most agencies, and about one in five can launch in under a month when copy and feedback are ready. For the same brief, 21.7% of the agencies that gave a timeline quoted 1 to 4 weeks, 43.5% quoted 5 to 9 weeks and 34.8% quoted 10 weeks or more.
Framer shortens the build, not the thinking. Design and development can run almost in parallel because the designer often builds on the canvas, and publishing is instant. What still takes time is positioning, copy and feedback. Studios that run design and build together quote well under the benchmark: Bricx's Framer service page puts a full site live in 3 to 5 weeks. Lead time matters too: 45% of agencies could start within one to two weeks of signing and another 45% needed two to four weeks.
A realistic 6-week Framer plan
| Week | Work | What the client team provides |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Positioning, page list, homepage directions | Sales call recordings, ICP, current analytics |
| 2 | Homepage design and copy draft | One consolidated round of feedback |
| 3 | Remaining pages, product visuals | Product access or screen recordings |
| 4 | Framer build, CMS collections, forms and integrations | CRM and analytics access |
| 5 | Redirects, SEO settings, QA on mobile and tablet | URLs that must keep ranking |
| 6 | Launch, workspace transfer, editor training | Who owns the site after launch |
The most specific estimate in the benchmark asked the client's main contact for about five hours a week, plus a weekly sync. Communication is similar everywhere: over 90% of the agencies that described their tools used Slack and Figma, and over 90% mixed daily asynchronous updates with one or two calls a week. Framer adds live collaboration on the canvas, so reviewers can comment on the real page rather than a mockup.
What a good Framer build includes
A Framer site that still works a year after launch is built as a system, not as a set of pages. Ask for these in the proposal:
- Components and variables. Reusable sections, buttons and cards with text and color styles, so marketing can build a new landing page from parts without breaking the design.
- A scalable CMS model. Collections for every repeating content type (blog, customer stories, changelog, careers, integrations) with fields named for editors. Framer added a List field in September 2026, which removes the need for "Title 1, Title 2" style fields.
- SEO settings. Page titles and descriptions, CMS-driven meta fields, redirects, a clean URL structure and Open Graph images.
- Forms and integrations. Forms connected to HubSpot, Salesforce or the team's CRM and marketing automation, analytics and consent configured, and any embeds tested.
- Performance on mobile. Animations that do not block the first screen, compressed media, and a mobile layout designed rather than squeezed.
- Experiment readiness. A/B tests and funnels through Framer's Convert add-on, or a clear plan for the team's existing testing tool.
- Handover. The project transferred to the client's workspace, the right editor seats, and a short recorded walkthrough.
We build the website in our workspace, transfer it to yours, and you decide whether to give us access again.
AI agents in Framer: what changes for agencies
Framer now ships an AI agent inside the editor that can build and edit pages, components and CMS content, and in September 2026 it added Skills, saved instructions that teach the agent a project's design system and writing style. That makes producing pages much cheaper, which changes what an agency is worth paying for. Layout and build speed are no longer rare. Taste, positioning, a CMS that scales, and a component system the agent can reuse without drifting off-brand still are. Bricx's founders describe the same split in their own process: much of the build runs through Framer's AI tools, while visual design exploration is the one step Divij Rakhra says Bricx keeps away from AI.
What changes by industry
The structure of a good Framer site is the same across industries. What changes is the proof a visitor needs and the pages that carry it.
| Industry | What the site has to prove | Relevant work in this guide |
|---|---|---|
| Fintech and insurtech | Security, compliance, trust | Deserve Studio, Allsite Studio (Utila, XFX), New Lemon Studio (Authentic Insurance) |
| Healthtech and biotech | Clinical credibility, privacy | Push Refresh (SmithRx, Amera), Skarlo (BlueCell Bio) |
| Cybersecurity | Technical depth without fear-mongering | MovingFrames (Netcraft) |
| Edtech | Outcomes for learners and schools | Goodspeed (Zen Educate) |
| Proptech and real estate | Reliability and local proof | Push Refresh (Crowd Street) |
| Web3 and crypto | Legitimacy and security | Analogue (Maven 11), Allsite Studio (Utila) |
| AI and developer tools | Clarity about what the product does | Bricx, Skarlo, BrightStudios, Stōkt |
Regulated companies should confirm cookie consent, accessibility (WCAG) and data-residency needs before the build, because Framer hosts the site and some requirements need the Enterprise plan or Advanced Hosting.
Migrating to Framer from Webflow, WordPress or Wix
Treat a migration as a rebuild with an SEO project attached. Import tools can help move CMS content, but the agency still rebuilds the templates in Framer, checks every page, and protects the rankings with redirects.
- Export every URL with traffic, backlinks or rankings before anything is designed.
- Keep slugs where possible. A changed URL is a new page to Google.
- Map every retired URL to its closest new page with a 301 redirect in Framer's redirect settings.
- Rebuild CMS collections (blog, resources, customer stories) and import the content, rather than pasting it page by page.
- Carry over titles, descriptions and structured data, then submit the new sitemap.
- Watch Search Console for four weeks after launch and fix crawl errors the same day.
When a move to Framer is a mistake
Moving to Framer is a poor trade when the site depends on thousands of programmatic pages near the Pro plan's 40,000-item ceiling, on a WordPress plugin with no Framer equivalent, or on server-side logic. It is also a poor trade when the only complaint is the design: a redesign on the current platform is cheaper than a migration. WordPress moves usually take the longest because they carry the most pages and plugins to replace. MovingFrames, South Digital and Push Refresh list migrations to Framer as a core service.
What B2B teams ask before hiring a website agency
Bricx reviewed 100 recorded sales calls with software teams looking for a website or design partner, from June 2025 to September 2026. Each number counts distinct calls. 23 of 100 asked about the platform, the CMS or the handover, and the question was rarely "can you build in Framer". It was who edits the site afterwards, and how.
Is there a difference between like, like Framer or Webflow? One is cheaper than the other?
| What they asked | Calls |
|---|---|
| Scope: what exactly is included | 44 |
| Price, and what drives it | 44 |
| Process, and how much of the team's time it takes | 41 |
| Timeline | 34 |
| Platform, CMS and handover | 23 |
| Past work in their industry | 22 |
| Who actually does the work | 21 |
| Time zone and availability | 20 |
40 of 100 calls started with a date-driven event (a launch, a beta, a raise or an event), which is where Framer's speed matters most. Only about 3 started with low conversion. And 42 of 100 ended with a request for a price or scope on paper, while only one asked to speak to a past client, the cheapest check a buyer can run.
How to choose a Framer website agency
Write a one-page brief first
Every agency in the benchmark received the same website brief: 5 pages, copywriting, and a build on Webflow or Framer. The spread from $1,500 to $120,000 came from how each agency read it. A one-page brief makes quotes comparable:
- The pages needed at launch, and the ones that can wait.
- Who writes the copy, and whether positioning is settled.
- Why Framer: speed, editing, motion, or a team preference.
- CMS content: blog, customers, changelog, careers, and how many items.
- Integrations: CRM, analytics, consent, localization.
- URLs that must keep ranking if the site is moving.
- The one decision-maker and the feedback turnaround they can commit to.
- The launch date, and what happens if it moves.
Twelve questions to ask a Framer agency before signing
- Which three live Framer sites are closest to this one, and can the team open them now?
- Who designs, who builds, and are they employees or contractors?
- Who writes the copy, and is positioning included?
- How will the CMS be modeled, and what happens when the content triples?
- Which components and fields will marketing be able to edit without breaking the layout?
- How are redirects and SEO handled if the site is moving?
- Who owns the Framer workspace, the domain and the Figma files at the end?
- How many revision rounds are included, and what counts as one?
- Which integrations has the team built in Framer before (CRM, Shopify, Stripe, custom code components)?
- What does support cost after launch, and how fast is a fix?
- Has the agency built anything Framer does not do natively, and what was it?
- Can the agency share two past clients to call?
Red flags
- A portfolio of Framer templates and Dribbble shots, and no live client sites with pricing pages, integrations or a blog.
- The "Framer template look": generic zoom-in heroes and stock 3D that buyers recognize. One buyer at an AI SaaS company described a site, on a Bricx sales call, as "the whole Framer like template where it like zooms in and all that stuff."
- A badge in place of evidence. Framer Expert status is self-serve once two sites are published.
- No answer to who edits the site after launch, or who owns the workspace.
- A proposal that starts with visual design and skips positioning and page structure.
- Every agency calls its sites conversion-focused. Ask which numbers changed for a client after launch, and who stated them.
- Senior designers in the pitch and junior designers on the project.
Agency, freelancer, in-house or subscription?
| Framer agency | Framer freelancer | In-house designer | Design subscription | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $10,000 to $50,000+ per site | Lower per project | Full salary plus tools | Monthly fee per request queue |
| Speed to launch | Fast with a dedicated team | Fast for small scopes | Slow to hire, fast once ramped | Fast for small requests |
| Range (copy, brand, build) | Usually covered | Rarely all three | Rarely all three | Varies by plan |
| Continuity | A team covers absences | One person | Stays with the company | Rotating designers |
| Best for | A relaunch, rebrand or migration | A landing page or template customization | Constant ongoing site work | Steady small requests |
A common pattern is an agency for the relaunch, then a small retainer or one in-house marketer who runs the documented system in Framer. Among benchmarked agencies, 40% offer a monthly retainer for post-launch support, 35% bill hourly and 25% sell a prepaid bank of hours. Subscription models are compared in the Superside alternatives guide.
FAQs
What is a Framer agency?
A Framer agency is a design and development team that builds marketing websites in Framer and hands them to the client to run. Most cover positioning, visual design, the Framer build, CMS setup and launch, and many offer support afterwards. Some, such as MovingFrames and New Lemon Studio, only build from finished designs; others, such as Bricx and Bolster, also design the brand.
How much does a Framer agency cost?
For a 5-page site with copy and a Webflow or Framer build, Bricx held sales calls with 57 agencies using the same brief; among the agencies that quoted, the median was $25,000, with 58% quoting between $15,000 and $50,000. Framer specialists publish floors from about $2,250 for a homepage (MovingFrames) to $25,000 and up (Bricx). Copy, motion, CMS depth and migrations move the price most.
How much does Framer itself cost?
Framer's pricing page lists a Basic plan at $10 a month and a Pro plan at $30 a month on yearly billing, with Enterprise priced on request. Extra editors cost $20 a month, content-only editors $10, and each translated locale $20. A/B testing and advanced hosting are paid add-ons. The client should hold the plan in its own workspace.
How long does it take to build a Framer website?
Most agencies in the benchmark quoted 5 to 9 weeks for a 5-page site, and 21.7% quoted 1 to 4 weeks. Framer studios with productized offers quote faster: Goodspeed about three weeks to go live, Allsite Studio and Bricx three to five weeks. Copy and feedback, not the build, usually set the date.
How do you become a Framer partner, and what does the Expert badge mean?
Framer's help center says a freelancer or an agency of two or more people becomes a Framer Expert by publishing at least two Framer sites on custom domains and applying; there is no review step. Pro Expert status follows automatically after $500 in commission from client handoffs. The badge shows an agency builds in Framer, not how well.
Is Framer worth the money for a B2B company?
For a design-led marketing site that the team edits often, usually yes: the Pro plan costs $30 a month, marketing can publish without a developer, and localization and A/B testing are built in as add-ons. For a site with thousands of programmatic pages, complex permissions or a need to export code, Webflow or a custom build is often the better fit.
Is Framer good for SEO?
Framer handles the technical basics: custom titles and descriptions, CMS-driven meta fields, redirects on the Pro plan, clean URLs and fast global hosting. Rankings still depend on the content, the page structure and the redirect map during a migration. Ask an agency for a live Framer site it launched that ranks, not a speed score.
Can a marketing team update a Framer site after launch?
Yes, if the agency builds for it. Framer sells a content editor seat at $10 a month for people who only change copy, CMS items and translations, and on-page editing works without opening the design canvas. Ask the agency to name the components and fields marketing will own, and for a recorded walkthrough at handover.
Should a B2B SaaS company choose Framer or Webflow?
Framer suits design-led sites up to a few dozen templates that marketing changes weekly. Webflow suits larger, content-heavy sites with many collections and contributors. Among benchmarked agencies, 65% build on Webflow and 10% on Framer; agencies could name more than one platform. Bricx's design lead recommends Webflow for SEO-heavy sites beyond 10 to 15 pages and Framer for faster, smaller sites.
Can a Framer agency migrate a site from Webflow or WordPress?
Yes, but it is a rebuild more than an import: templates are rebuilt in Framer, CMS content is moved across, and every retired URL needs a 301 redirect. Push Refresh moved SmithRx from Webflow with more than 11,800 CMS records, and Deserve Studio moved PetDesk from WordPress with more than 200 pages.
Is a Framer agency better than a freelancer?
For a full site, a migration or a rebrand, usually: an agency runs design, development, content and QA at once and covers absences. For a single landing page, a template customization or small ongoing changes, a good Framer freelancer is often faster and cheaper. Ask either one who covers the work if the main person is unavailable.
Who owns a Framer site built by an agency?
The client should. The usual practice is to build in the agency's workspace and transfer the project to the client's own Framer workspace at launch, with the domain, the plan and the Figma files in the client's name. Confirm the transfer in the contract before work starts.
Is Framer good for non-technical teams?
Yes; ease of editing is the main reason teams choose it. Bricx co-founder Divij Rakhra recommends keeping sites on Framer when non-technical people will maintain them, because it is "easier for non-technical people to edit without breaking anything". Reusable components and a clear CMS model matter more than the platform for keeping the site consistent.
Does Framer support multiple languages?
Yes. Framer's localization add-on translates a site into up to 20 locales with AI, at $20 per locale per month on the Basic and Pro plans, and content editors can update translations. Agencies still need to plan localized URLs, translated metadata and regional proof such as local customers and currency.
Can Framer run A/B tests?
Yes, through Framer's Convert add-on, which adds A/B testing, funnels and personalization triggers at $50 per 500,000 events, according to its pricing page. Teams already using a testing tool can keep it. Around 80% of benchmarked agencies said they offer conversion rate optimization, so ask what testing the agency has actually run.
What are the limits of a Framer site?
The Pro plan allows up to 700 pages, 40 CMS collections and 40,000 CMS items with paid add-ons; Enterprise raises them. Framer does not export a site as code, so leaving means a rebuild, and a full online store usually runs on a separate system such as Shopify. Very large or logic-heavy sites are usually better on Webflow or a custom build.
Where are more Framer and Webflow agencies compared?
Framer's own Experts directory filters by agency, region and budget. For Webflow specialists, see the Webflow agencies guide; for agencies that design both the SaaS website and the product, see SaaS website and product design agencies; for early-stage teams, design agencies for YC startups.
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