Both builders ship marketing sites without hand-written front-end code, and both price in dollars per month on annual billing. The split is in what is bundled: Framer folds hosting, AI credits and editors into one plan per workspace, while Webflow separates what a site costs from what a team costs.
TL;DR
Framer sells a design canvas with hosting attached: Free with a framer.app-style subdomain, 1 GB bandwidth and 500 AI credits to try, Basic at $10 a month billed yearly for personal sites, Pro at $30 a month for growing sites, Enterprise by request with unlimited editors and SSO, and extra editors at $20 a month while viewers are free. Webflow sells site plans per site and workspace plans per seat: Starter free on a webflow.io domain with 2 static pages, Basic at $15 a month billed yearly with 300 static pages but no CMS, Premium at $25 a month with the CMS and tiered bandwidth up to 2.5 TB, a Team platform plan at $2,500 a month on an annual contract, plus workspace seats from $16 to $49 a month. Framer is cheaper for a single published site; Webflow costs more but separates the site, the team and the add-ons.
Framer's pricing page starts Free at $0 with a Framer subdomain, 1 GB bandwidth, 500 AI credits to try the agents, and a plan the FAQ describes as ideal for non-commercial use with collaboration up to three editors. Basic is $10 a month billed yearly and is aimed at personal sites: a free custom domain on yearly plans, built-in SEO, use of your own domain and 1,000 AI credits a month. Pro is $30 a month for growing professional sites, with 3,000 credits a month, site redirects, a staging environment and room for larger content sets. Enterprise is priced on request and adds unlimited editors, enterprise security, an uptime guarantee, SCIM and SSO, and dedicated support. Two numbers matter beyond the plan: additional editors are $20 a month each while viewers stay free, and the page lists overage rates of $20 per 100 extra site pages (700 maximum), $40 per 10 extra CMS collections (40 maximum), $20 per 10,000 extra CMS items (40,000 maximum) and $40 per 100 GB of extra bandwidth up to 2 TB.
Webflow's page runs a yearly toggle advertised at up to 40% off, and prices Site plans per site: Starter free with a webflow.io domain, 2 static pages, 1 GB bandwidth, 50 form submissions and the Webflow AI MCP server; Basic at $15 a month billed yearly for simple sites that do not need a CMS, with a custom domain, 300 static pages, 10 GB bandwidth, unlimited form submissions and password protection; Premium at $25 a month for content-driven sites, adding Webflow CMS, site search, code components and form file upload with bandwidth tiers running from 50 GB to 2.5 TB. Above those sits a Team platform plan at $2,500 a month on an annual contract for organisations, and an Enterprise plan sold through sales with granular permissions, custom roles and enhanced SLAs. Workspace plans are billed per seat and per site basis differs: the page lists freelance and core workspace tiers at $16 and $19 per seat a month billed yearly, Growth at $49, and ecommerce site plans at $29, $74 and $212. Add-ons are priced separately — Optimize at $299 a month by page views, Analyze at $9 a month by sessions, Localize Essential at $9 and Localize Advanced at $29 a month by locale.
| Feature | Framer | Webflow |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Free: Framer subdomain, 1 GB bandwidth, 500 AI credits, non-commercial use | Starter: webflow.io domain, 2 static pages, 1 GB bandwidth, 50 form submissions |
| Entry paid plan | Basic at $10 a month billed yearly, personal sites, 1,000 AI credits | Basic at $15 a month billed yearly, 300 static pages, 10 GB bandwidth, no CMS |
| Mid tier | Pro at $30 a month billed yearly, 3,000 AI credits, redirects and staging | Premium at $25 a month billed yearly, Webflow CMS, site search, bandwidth to 2.5 TB |
| Upper tier | Enterprise on request: unlimited editors, SCIM and SSO, uptime guarantee | Team platform plan at $2,500 a month on an annual contract; Enterprise through sales |
| Team cost | Additional editors $20 a month; viewers are free | Workspace seats from $16 and $19 per seat a month billed yearly, Growth at $49 |
| CMS limits | Overage rates listed: $40 per 10 extra collections, $20 per 10,000 extra items | Premium includes the CMS; bandwidth tiers from 50 GB up to 2.5 TB |
| Overages | $20 per 100 extra pages (700 max) and $40 per 100 GB bandwidth (2 TB max) | Bandwidth ladder and add-ons priced on the pricing page |
| Add-ons | Localization and advanced hosting listed as add-ons | Optimize $299, Analyze $9, Localize $9 and $29 a month |
| Ecommerce | Not a separate plan line on the pricing page | Ecommerce site plans at $29, $74 and $212 a month billed yearly |
| AI in the price | 500 credits to try, then 1,000 a month Basic and 3,000 Pro | Webflow AI MCP server on Free; AI credits bundled into workspace plans |
Pick Framer if
Framer charges $10 then $30 a month billed yearly and treats the canvas, the hosting and the AI credits as one workspace bill, with only extra editors at $20 a month adding to it. Designers, founders and studios shipping polished one-page or small marketing sites should take the lower price and the shorter feature list.
Pick Webflow if
Webflow charges $15 then $25 a month billed yearly per site, plus a workspace seat from $16 to $49 a month, and sells heavy capability separately — ecommerce at $29 to $212, experimentation at $299, localisation from $9. Teams that run many pages, need a CMS with real structure, or build for clients should budget the site and the seats together rather than reading the $15 headline alone.
No user reviews, ratings or quotes were gathered for this pair. Figures come from framer.com/pricing and webflow.com/pricing as fetched for this page; both pages default to annual billing, and Webflow states all prices are in USD per site plus applicable taxes.
Framer. Basic is $10 a month billed yearly against Webflow's Basic at $15 a month billed yearly — although Webflow's Basic has no CMS, so a blog needs Premium at $25. Framer's Pro at $30 sits above both.
Not on either product, but with limits: Framer's free plan is described as ideal for non-commercial use with 1 GB bandwidth, and Webflow's Starter publishes only to a webflow.io domain with 2 static pages and 1 GB bandwidth. A custom domain on a live site requires a paid tier on both.
Framer charges $20 a month for each additional editor and keeps viewers free. Webflow separates the bill: workspace seats run $16 and $19 per seat a month billed yearly for solo and small-team tiers, with Growth at $49, alongside the per-site plan price.
Nothing beyond the tier — the CMS arrives with Premium at $25 a month billed yearly, which also raises bandwidth into tiers running from 50 GB up to 2.5 TB. Framer lists CMS capacity in its plan table with explicit overage rates instead: $40 per 10 extra collections and $20 per 10,000 extra items.
Webflow publishes dedicated ecommerce site plans at $29, $74 and $212 a month billed yearly. Framer's pricing page does not list a separate ecommerce tier, so selling products there means third-party tooling.
No. That Team platform plan is an annual-contract tier for organisations that need governance features; the self-serve path is Basic or Premium plus a workspace seat, and Enterprise sits above it as a quote.
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