Want a website without touching code?

An AI website builder that turns a prompt into a real, editable site: design canvas, CMS, hosting and SEO in one place

Quick answer: I have watched Framer grow from a prototyping tool into the easiest way I know to ship a real website without touching code.

Our Verdict

I have watched Framer grow from a prototyping tool into the easiest way I know to ship a real website without touching code. The AI agents are the part that finally clicked for me: describe the site, get an editable starting point, then design it properly on the canvas instead of arguing with generated code. The per-site pricing stings once you run several projects, but for a landing page or portfolio it is the fastest path from blank page to live URL I have tested.

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Pricing shown below is approximate and may have changed — always confirm on the official site.

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🚀 Key Features

AI agents that draft websites from a prompt or brief: page structure, sections, headlines and first-pass copy, all editable on the canvas
A freeform visual canvas with precise control over layout, typography, breakpoints, effects and reusable components, so generated pages become truly custom
Built-in CMS: describe a collection and the agent creates it with fields and slugs, then edit content visually right on the page
Managed hosting with SSL, CDN delivery, atomic deploys, redirects, SEO controls and analytics, plus staging and branching on Pro
An official MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor edit your site, plus code components and plugins for developers

💰 Pricing

Plan	Details
Free (~$0/mo): design and publish on a Framer subdomain, 1,000 pages, 10 CMS collections, 500 AI credits to try once, for non	commercial use (approximate)
Plan	Basic (~$10/mo per site, billed yearly; ~$15 monthly): custom domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 50 GB bandwidth, 1,000 AI credits a month (approximate)
Plan	Pro (~$30/mo per site, billed yearly; ~$45 monthly): 150 pages, 10 CMS collections, 100 GB bandwidth, 3,000 AI credits a month, staging, branching and redirects (approximate)
Plan	Enterprise (custom): custom limits, SSO, unlimited editors, dedicated support and annual billing (approximate)

free tier + paid plans from ~$10/mo per site (approximate) A free tier is available if you want to try before you pay.

👍👎 Pros & Cons

✅ What we like

The fastest honest path from idea to live URL: prompt, refine visually and publish without a build step or code handoff
AI output stays editable on the canvas instead of decaying into code someone has to maintain
CMS, localization, SEO controls and hosting are all included, so marketing sites can run on Framer alone
The free plan is genuinely useful for learning: 1,000 pages, 10 CMS collections and 500 AI credits to try

🤔 What could be better

Pricing is per site, not per account, so three Pro sites means three $30/mo bills and costs add up fast
Extra editor seats cost $20/mo each on paid plans, which can easily dwarf the site plan for teams
No real backend or database beyond the CMS, so anything app-like needs a separate stack
AI credits are metered monthly, and heavy agent use burns through the free allowance quickly

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is Framer free?

Yes, with limits. The Free plan costs $0 and lets you design and publish on a Framer subdomain with 1,000 pages, 10 CMS collections and 500 AI credits to try once. It is meant for non-commercial use, and connecting a custom domain needs Basic or higher.

How much does Framer cost?

Plans are priced per site, approximately: Free $0, Basic ~$10/mo billed yearly (~$15 monthly), Pro ~$30/mo billed yearly (~$45 monthly), and Enterprise on custom pricing. Extra editor seats cost ~$20/mo each on paid plans, so confirm the current numbers on framer.com before you buy.

Framer or Webflow, which should I choose?

Framer fits design-led teams that want AI agents working on an editable canvas with self-serve branching. Webflow fits teams that prefer a class-based design system, larger CMS limits and code export. Both handle hosting, CMS and SEO, so the choice comes down to how your team likes to work.

Can Framer really build a website from a prompt?

Yes. Describe your idea or paste a brief and Framer Agents generate the page structure, sections, headlines and first-draft copy. Everything stays editable on the visual canvas, so you refine a real design instead of maintaining generated code.