Framer vs Webflow: Modern Website Builder Comparison (2026)

The case for

• The free tier publishes a real site with 1,000 CMS items, which is enough to validate a landing page before paying anything.
• Basic at $10 per month covers a custom domain and 50 GB of bandwidth, cheaper than most hosted site builders at that level.
• Viewers are free on every plan, so stakeholders can review work without buying seats.

The catch

• Billing is per site rather than per workspace, so ten client sites on Pro means ten $30 subscriptions with no volume discount.
• Extra editors cost $20 per editor per month on Basic and Pro, and content-only editors still cost $10 each.
• Pro includes 100 GB of bandwidth and then charges $40 per additional 100 GB up to a 2 TB ceiling.
• CMS items are counted per locale, so a two-language site doubles its item count against the tier cap before you add content.

The case for

• Design changes publish straight to production hosting, so a marketing team ships landing page edits without a developer or a deploy pipeline.
• The May 2026 repricing folded the old CMS and Business tiers into one Premium plan at 25 dollars a month billed yearly.
• Code export is available on paid workspace plans, so the HTML and CSS are not locked inside the platform forever.

The catch

• You pay on two axes at once, a site plan for each published website plus a workspace plan for the seats that build them.
• The free Starter site plan allows 50 lifetime form submissions and no custom domain, which makes it a demo rather than a launchable site.
• Multi-language sites need the localization add-on billed per locale, from 9 dollars a month each and 29 dollars for asset localization.
• The Standard ecommerce plan takes a 2 percent cut of every sale on top of the payment gateway fee, and only higher tiers remove it.