Question 1

How much does a Framer website cost?

Accepted Answer

It's all fixed, one-time pricing — no hidden fees. A landing page is $499 for full design and development ($299 design-only, $199 build-only). A full multi-page website is $1,499 for design and development ($999 design-only, $899 build-only). Agencies booking 10+ projects get volume rates — landing pages from $299 and multi-page sites from $999. For retainers or anything custom, we'll scope it together on a call.

Question 2

How fast can you actually ship?

Accepted Answer

A landing page typically goes live in about 5 days, and a full multi-page website in around 10. Agency requests on a volume plan usually turn around in 24 to 48 hours. Need it sooner? Just ask — we can often make it work.

Question 3

Do you handle design, or only the build?

Accepted Answer

Both — and you choose exactly what you need. Take the full Design + Development package, pick Design Only if you have your own developers, or Development Only if you already have the design. Each option is priced separately and clearly, so you're never paying for work you don't need.

Question 4

Can you migrate my existing Webflow or WordPress site to Framer?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we do it regularly. We rebuild the design cleanly in Framer, carry over your content, and set up 301 redirects so you keep your search rankings through the move. You end up faster and easier to manage, without starting from scratch.

Question 5

Will my team be able to edit the site after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every build includes CMS setup and training, so your team can update content without touching a developer. We hand over full access plus a short walkthrough, and post-launch support is included if you'd rather we handle changes.

Question 6

Do you take on agency white-label work?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we have dedicated agency volume pricing for studios booking 10 or more projects. We build under your agency's brand, stay invisible to your client, and deliver everything unbranded and ready to forward. You keep the relationship and the markup; we're just the hands behind the build.

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