Web design and hosting tool with credit-metered AI agents, separate site and editor fees, and a published statement that there is no HTML export.
Marketing and brand teams that want to design, publish and host a site in one place and will keep it hosted there: pricing is per site at $10 Basic or $30 Pro per month, with viewers free and additional editors billed separately. AI is credit-metered and the allowances are published, so agent-heavy work can be budgeted: 1,000 credits per month on Basic, 3,000 on Pro, with credits stacking across projects. Multilingual sites have a published rate of $20 per locale.
Anyone whose exit plan is owning the code should stop here: Framer's help centre states plainly that Framer does not offer HTML export for self-hosting and that published sites cannot be exported as standalone HTML files, so a Framer site stays a Framer-hosted site. Teams relying on free AI should note the 500 Agent credits are described as going to workspaces without an active subscription, and paid credits do not carry into the next billing cycle. Budget-planners should also expect to reconcile conflicting numbers on Framer's own pages.
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Not to try them, but the free allowance is conditional. Framer's help centre states that workspaces without an active subscription get 500 credits to try Agents. Beyond that, agent work is metered per plan: 1,000 credits per month on Basic and 3,000 on Pro, each doubled in the first month. Agent chat, Workshop chat and AI translations consume credits, while lightweight editor helpers do not.
Framer's export article says no: Framer does not offer HTML export for self-hosting, and published sites cannot be exported as standalone HTML files. A separate Framer article on porting your data says every site is published as HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets that you can download and move to any host. The two contradict each other, so confirm with Framer before treating portability as settled.
Framer's pricing page, AI credits help article and developer pages do not state a position on training models on customer site content, and no opt-out toggle is described on them. Record this as unpublished rather than as a no. The pages do name the models in the picker for credit-multiplier purposes, which indicates third-party models are used to serve agent requests.
They are billed separately. A site subscription is $10 per month on Basic or $30 on Pro, with Enterprise quoted custom. Editors are extra: additional editors cost $20 per month and content editors $10 per editor, while viewers are free. The Free plan allows up to three editors. Credits follow the site plans and stack, so two Basic sites yield 2,000 credits per month.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-24.
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