Companies Using Framer

We detect Framer on 58,661 domains, including Outlier AI, Inc., Rebank, Smartfit. A detection means the technology is present on that domain, which for large organisations is often a single storefront or subdomain rather than a company-wide deployment. Among domains we matched to a company with a resolved industry, the most common is Software Development (8.97%).

We detect 58,661 domains running Framer across our monthly crawl of live business domains. Company data could be matched for 45,833 of them (78.1%), and every company-size, industry and country breakdown on this page describes that matched subset rather than the full detected base. A further 6,284 domains carried a Framer detection previously and no longer do.

Framer holds 0.38% of the CMS & Website Builders category, ranking #13. This is a share of the domains we detect running a platform in this category — not a share of all websites, and not a share of spending — so it is not directly comparable to figures published on other denominators.

The top alternatives to Framer include WordPress (62.27% market share), Wix (8.49% market share), Squarespace (6.66% market share), GoDaddy Website Builder (3.46% market share) — measured as a share of the domains we detect running a platform in this category.

United States leads with 11,075 matched Framer domains, followed by United Kingdom (3,518), India (2,580), Germany (2,128), Netherlands (1,862). These are counts within the 45,833 domains we could match to a company record, not the full detected base.

The most common company size is 1-10 employees, representing 70.6% of the Framer domains we could match to a company record and size — a subset of 45,833 matched companies, not of all 58,661 detected domains. This is followed by 11-50 employees (21.45%) and 51-200 employees (5.81%).

Among the Framer domains we could match to a company with a known founding date, the largest group was founded in the 2020s (53.44%), followed by the 2010s (32.13%). That matched subset is drawn from 45,833 companies and is not representative of all 58,661 detected domains. This suggests Framer is most popular among relatively young companies.

The ideal Framer customer is: Company Size: 1-10 employees, Location: US, UK, or India, City: San Francisco, London, Bangalore, Founded: 2020-2026, Company Age: Under 7 years old — based on our analysis of 45,833 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.

Framer is a no-code website builder. You lay out pages on a visual canvas and Framer publishes and hosts the live site, with a CMS, forms and SEO controls included. Our August 2026 crawl detects it on 58,661 domains, ranking it #13 of the CMS and Website Builders category with a 0.38% share. The companies behind those domains are unusually new: 53.44% were founded in the 2020s.

Both names are real, and they are not the same product. Framer started life in the 2010s as a design and prototyping tool, and that older lineage is a separate entry in our dictionary with 3 live domains left on it. The product this page measures is Framer the website builder, the one that serves published pages from framerusercontent.com, and it sits on 58,661 domains. When someone says "our site is built in Framer" in 2026, this is what they mean.

No. Figma produces design files. Framer produces live, hosted websites. They share a visual editor and Framer supports Figma imports, but the output is different: one hands you a file, the other hands you a URL. Framer's co-founders Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk sold their design studio to Facebook in 2011 before building Framer as a prototyping tool, then moved the product to website building. Our August 2026 crawl tracks 58,661 live domains on the builder.

G2 reviewers cite three: missing design features around gradients and image adjustments (10 mentions), confusing pricing for multilingual sites (9 mentions), and occasional slow loading (7 mentions). The structural one is scale. Framer's 0.38% share of CMS and Website Builders is small against WordPress (62.27% on 9,519,706 domains), which means a smaller pool of agencies, templates and plugins to hire from. None of the review complaints argue the tool cannot build the site.

Yes. Framer has a free plan that lets you build and publish a site, but only on a Framer subdomain rather than your own. The first paid tier is what buys a custom domain, along with hosting and SEO controls. Higher tiers add the relational CMS, staging and rollback, and roles and permissions for teams. Framer moves its plans and mixes monthly, annual, per-site and per-workspace rates, so check framer.com/pricing for current numbers.

Our crawl says the base is real and recent. Framer sits on 58,661 domains in August 2026, up from 54,701 in June, though three monthly readings are a snapshot rather than a trend. The stronger signals are who is on it and which way people are moving: 53.44% of the companies behind those domains were founded in the 2020s, and 2,980 domains arrived from WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow and GoDaddy Website Builder against 404 leaving. Framer raised $100M at a $2B valuation in August 2025 (per TechCrunch).

The company reached $50M ARR in 2025, doubling year over year (Sacra, 2025), and its $100M Series D in August 2025 funds US expansion and AI features. Our own data points the same way but for a different reason: Framer is a net gainer against every builder it shares a corridor with, roughly seven domains arriving for every one leaving, and its customers skew younger than any comparable platform, at 53.44% founded in the 2020s. Growth on a base of 58,661 domains still leaves it #13 in its category, so the runway is long.

Both have free tiers, and both stop at the custom domain. Framer's free plan publishes on a Framer subdomain; Webflow's publishes one site on a webflow.io subdomain. In each case the first paid tier is the one that lets you point your own domain at the site, so compare current rates at framer.com/pricing and webflow.com/pricing rather than trusting a figure quoted elsewhere. On installed base the two are not close: Webflow is on 262,281 domains to Framer's 58,661, roughly 4.5 times the size. Switching runs the other way, 353 domains moved from Webflow to Framer against 97 going back, close to 4 to 1.

The cheapest Framer plan is the free one, which publishes on a Framer subdomain. The cheapest paid tier is the entry plan, which is where a custom domain, hosting and built-in SEO start. Above it, the step up adds a relational CMS, staging environments, and roles and permissions, and the top tier targets high-traffic sites. Framer prices some of this per site and some per workspace, and rates differ monthly versus annually, so read framer.com/pricing for the current table.

Selectively, and the data shows how. Only 164 of the profiled Framer domains sit in the employee bands above 1,000, and in most of those cases the detection sits on a single host rather than the whole estate: Urban Company on investorrelations.urbancompany.com, Centific on multilingualai.centific.com, Smartfit on energy.smartfit.com.br, CNA on convencao.cna.com.br. Roughly a third of the roster we can inspect is a subdomain of that kind. Larger companies do run primary domains on it, Razorpay, SunPower, Covisian and Fractal among them, but the common enterprise pattern is one campaign, investor or careers property, not a full migration.

Squarespace is far larger, 1,017,426 domains to Framer's 58,661, and holds 6.66% of CMS and Website Builders against Framer's 0.38%. Switching runs the other way: 411 domains moved from Squarespace to Framer while 33 went back, about 12 to 1. Framer skews to design-led teams who want pixel-level control, and Design Services is its third-largest industry at 6.47%. Squarespace is the broader, more template-driven product.

Different tools for different jobs. Framer is no-code and design-first, best for marketing sites, portfolios and campaign properties. WordPress is the category's incumbent at 62.27% share on 9,519,706 domains, with a plugin ecosystem nothing else matches. Our switching data shows 1,669 domains moving from WordPress to Framer against 231 going back, about 7 to 1, the largest of Framer's corridors by volume. If your team does not need WordPress's plugin depth and values speed to publish, Framer wins; if you need arbitrary extensions, it does not.

In switching tracked since March 2026, the biggest source of Framer arrivals is WordPress (1,669 domains), followed by Squarespace (411), Wix (407), Webflow (353) and GoDaddy Website Builder (140). Framer is net-positive against all five, from about 4 to 1 against Webflow to about 19 to 1 against Wix, 2,980 arriving in total against 404 leaving. These moves also look like clean cutovers: Framer's corridors account for 78% to 90% of every domain that has ever run both platforms.

Software Development leads at 8.97% (3,948 domains), followed by Technology, Information and Internet at 6.57% (2,891) and Design Services at 6.47% (2,849). The agency cluster is the distinctive part: Design Services, Advertising Services (2,317) and Marketing Services (2,145) together account for 7,311 domains, more than software and technology combined. IT Services (2,277), Business Consulting (2,041) and Financial Services (1,632) follow. These percentages describe the domains we hold company detail for, not the full detected base.

The data says agencies are already there. Design Services is Framer's third-largest industry at 6.47% (2,849 domains), and adding Advertising Services (2,317) and Marketing Services (2,145) brings the agency cluster to 7,311 domains, ahead of software and technology combined. That matters beyond the count: where an agency builds in Framer, client sites tend to follow, which is part of why the platform gains domains from every competitor it shares a corridor with.