Framer developers who build sites that ship fast and hold up under real traffic.

Yes, provided it is built properly. Framer renders pages server-side, generates a sitemap, and gives you full control over metadata, heading structure, canonical tags, redirects and structured data. A badly built Framer site ranks badly, the same as on any platform. The common failures are metadata added at the last minute, headings chosen for visual size rather than hierarchy, and oversized images. We handle all three during the build rather than after launch.

For most marketing sites, yes: blogs, case study libraries, team directories, resource hubs and property or course listings all work well. The limits become relevant at very high item counts or with deeply nested content relationships. We check your content volume and structure before recommending Framer, and if the CMS is the wrong shape for the platform we will say so and propose a custom build instead.

Cost depends on page count, how much of the site is CMS-driven, how many custom components are needed, and whether design is included. A typical build runs about three weeks from approved design. We scope on a fixed price after a short call, so you get a number before you commit rather than an hourly estimate that moves.

Yes. We migrate sites from WordPress, Squarespace and Wix to Framer, including 301 redirect mapping and post-migration ranking monitoring. Migrations are scoped separately from new builds because the redirect and content-audit work is substantial.