The short answer
Pick Framer if you want a portfolio or personal site live this week. Pick Webflow if you plan to publish a lot of articles and want full CMS and SEO control.
Price side by side
| Plan | Framer | Webflow |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Yes, on a Framer domain | Yes, Starter on webflow.io, 2 static pages |
| Entry | Basic A$13/mo, yearly (AUD shown from Australia) | Basic $15/mo billed yearly, no CMS |
| Growing site | Pro A$40/mo, yearly | Premium $25/mo billed yearly, with CMS |
Official sources, checked Nov 2026. Framer · Webflow. Prices in USD unless shown otherwise. Vendors change pricing, so confirm on their site before buying.
Framer showed us prices in Australian dollars and Webflow in US dollars, so compare them in your own currency at checkout.
Where each one wins
- Framer has a free custom domain on yearly paid plans and AI credits every month.
- Webflow Basic allows 300 static pages but has no CMS, so a blog needs Premium.
- Framer Basic includes 2 CMS collections and 1,000 CMS items, which covers a simple blog.
Framer for speed, Webflow for scale
Most creators starting a personal brand site will be happier on Framer. Move to Webflow if content and SEO become the main way people find you.
Frequently asked questions
Is Framer cheaper than Webflow?
It depends on your currency and what you need. Framer Basic was A$13 a month on yearly billing and Webflow Basic was $15 a month billed yearly, both checked Nov 2026.
Which is better for a portfolio?
Framer is faster to design a portfolio in, and its Basic plan includes a small CMS.
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