Export Framer Pricing to HTML

Framer's pricing looks simple until you start calculating what you're actually paying. Let's break it down.

The free plan exists. Technically. You get a framer.site subdomain, Framer branding on every page, and limits on basically everything. Fine for testing, not for real sites.

Mini tier runs $5/month or $48/year if you pay annually. Custom domain, no branding, basic analytics. Works for simple one-pagers. But you're capped at 1,000 CMS items and 1,000 monthly form submissions.

Basic bumps to $15/month ($144/year). More CMS capacity, 10,000 items. More forms, more bandwidth. This is where most people land. And where the math starts getting uncomfortable.

Pro hits $30/month. That's $360/year for password protection, staging, and higher limits. Enterprise goes custom pricing, if you have to ask, you probably qualify.

Here's the thing nobody mentions: these prices are per site.

Got three client projects? That's $45/month minimum at Mini tier. $90/month at Basic. Agencies with multiple sites? The costs stack fast. And Framer knows this, there's no multi-site discount.

Compare this to what you're getting. Framer hosts static pages. Pretty pages with nice animations, sure. But fundamentaly it's HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript running on their servers. They're charging $15-30/month to serve files.

Netlify does that free. Vercel does that free. GitHub Pages does that free. CloudFlare Pages does that free. The hosting itself has been commoditized, you're paying for the editor.

And that editor is genuinely good. Framer's design tools are intuitive, the animation system is slick, and publishing is one click. Worth something. But worth $180/year forever?

The math changes when your site is done. Building and iterating? Pay for Framer, use the tools. But a portfolio you finished six months ago? You're paying $15/month to display something that isn't changing.

What would actualy make sense: build in Framer, export when done, host elsewhere. Use the tool for what it's good at, design. Then stop renting.

Framer doesn't offer native export. They want you paying monthly forever. But our tool renders your published pages and extracts clean HTML. Export your finished site, deploy to free hosting, cancel the subscription.

That $180/year becomes $0. Your site looks the same, works the same.

Framer's pricing makes sense for active projects. It stops making sense the moment you're done building.