Framer vs Durable

Framer is a website builder for designers with AI credits for agents and other AI features; Durable is an AI website builder for small businesses with a CRM, bookings and AI agents. The prices are not billed the same way: Framer Basic costs USD 10 a month, billed yearly; Durable Launch costs from USD 25 a month.

Choose Framer for designers who want to lay out a marketing site visually, and Durable for local service businesses that want a site, bookings and leads in one place. If you need browser games, presentations and documents as well, Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud, is a third option.

A note on who wrote this: Siteglade publishes this comparison, and every fact about another product is taken from that product's pages as they read on October 27, 2026.

Framer and Durable side by side

The table compares without ranking: each cell comes from the product's own pages, and "Not listed" means the pricing page is silent on it.

Framer, Durable and Siteglade (pricing pages read October 27, 2026)
FramerDurableSiteglade
Paid plansBasic USD 10 a month, billed yearly; Pro USD 30 a month, billed yearlyLaunch from USD 25 a monthPro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month
Free planA Free plan with 500 AI credits to try and a free Framer domainA Free plan with a website preview and 300 credits to try Durable's AIFree plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects
WebsitesYesYesYes

Framer or Durable: the differences that decide

Framer and Durable are both AI app builders, so they compete for the same job. Both Framer and Durable list websites. Both can be tried for free: Framer offers a Free plan with 500 AI credits to try and a free Framer domain, Durable a Free plan with a website preview and 300 credits to try Durable's AI.

Pricing: Framer vs Durable

Framer's paid plans: Basic USD 10 a month, billed yearly (1,000 AI credits a month) and Pro USD 30 a month, billed yearly (3,000 credits a month). Framer builds marketing websites, so an app with sign-in and a database, a mobile app or a game is outside what it does.

Durable's paid plans: Launch from USD 25 a month (1,000 AI credits a month). Durable is made for a small business website with bookings and a CRM, and it does not build web apps, mobile apps or games.

Credits are counted differently by each product, so run one real task in both before you decide.

Where Framer is stronger

Paid plans include a free custom domain and a CMS with collections. Pro adds a staging environment and branching with previews. Its plan prices are for yearly billing, and additional editors cost USD 20 a month.

Where Durable is stronger

Launch includes a built-in CRM, online booking synced to your calendar and your own domain. Its AI agents publish blog posts, collect reviews and research competitors. Registering a domain through Durable is free up to a value of USD 20.

A third option: Siteglade

Neither Framer nor Durable lists browser games, presentations, documents and web apps on its pricing page. Siteglade does. On the paid plans, browser games come with art, sound, controls for keyboard and touch and multiplayer rooms that friends join with a link.

Where Durable gives a local business a ready-made site with bookings, Siteglade builds whatever the business needs from a description: a site, a web app, a mobile app, a flyer deck or a video. Tasks are processed in the EU on every plan, including Free.

Frequently asked questions

Is Framer better than Durable?

Neither is better for everything. Framer suits designers who want to lay out a marketing site visually; Durable suits local service businesses that want a site, bookings and leads in one place.

Which is cheaper, Framer or Durable?

The prices are not billed the same way: Framer Basic costs USD 10 a month, billed yearly; Durable Launch costs from USD 25 a month.

Is there an alternative to both Framer and Durable?

Siteglade, an autonomous AI agent with its own computer in the cloud. It delivers browser games, presentations, documents and web apps as well, with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects.

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