Votive is a premium ecommerce template for Framer, crafted for fashion and lifestyle brands that value thoughtful design and seamless shopping. It combines an editorial aesthetic with a powerful CMS, reusable components, product filtering, a built-in Journal, transparency pages, sizing guides, and a dual-theme typography system. Available free for a limited time during launch—I'd love your feedback as I continue improving it.

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Launch tags:Fashion•E-Commerce•UX Design

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been using framer for a bit now and honestly the agent handoff to the canvas feels pretty seamless, like it gets the layout right without me having to redo half of it

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9h ago

Love how the agent-first flow still respects the canvas, you can drop into precise edits without fighting the AI. The handoff between auto-generated layout and manual tweaks feels genuinely thoughtful.

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8h ago

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4.8

Based on 258 reviews

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Reviewers largely see Framer as a fast, design-first way to build polished landing pages and marketing sites, especially for people coming from Figma. They repeatedly praise its intuitive visual workflow, strong animation tools, responsive layouts, and quick publishing, with several saying it replaces slower Webflow, WordPress, or custom-code setups for simple sites. Founders of BeforeSunset AI, Paste, and Dodo Payments offer no details, so the clearest concerns come from users: a real learning curve for beginners, limited CMS and integrations for complex sites, occasional performance issues on heavy pages, and pricing, billing, or support frustrations.

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Pros

easy to use (53)

no-code platform (34)

fast performance (24)

animation capabilities (19)

responsive design (12)

AI design features (9)

CMS features (9)

Figma integration (9)

flexible canvas (9)

community support (7)

Cons

complex setup (9)

lack of advanced features (9)

limited CMS functionality (5)

high pricing (4)

unresponsive support (3)

real-time collaboration (2)

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•1 review

Great for Simple Websites, But Limiting for Advanced Needs Some Key Issues: Lack of CMS Flexibility: Framer's CMS is quite basic. For projects requiring robust content management, it doesn't hold up compared to platforms like Webflow or custom-built solutions. The Notion API implementation is limited—for example, you can’t display inline videos in database pages. Single Password Page Protection: There’s no easy way to set up single password protection for individual pages, which makes creating private areas or restricted content unnecessarily complex. Localization Options: Localization is to expensive, making it a poor choice for multilingual sites. No Zapier Integration: Framer doesn’t natively integrate with Zapier, requiring workarounds like using fetch to connect external automation tools manually. Overpriced for Limitations: The platform’s pricing doesn’t align with its feature set. Competitors like Webflow offer far more flexibility and functionality at a comparable cost, while custom Next.js sites provide even greater scalability for professional projects. Unresponsive Support: Customer support is often slow to respond, which compounds the frustration of trying to work around the platform’s restrictions. Also don't really resolve issues. Conclusion: Maybe great for simple websites. For me it is not suitable for projects requiring advanced CMS functionality or integrations. For these needs, tools like Webflow, Zapier-friendly platforms, or a custom-built Next.js site are far superior and cheaper. Given the limitations and high price point and poor support, I often can’t recommend Framer to my clients as-well.

What needs improvement

unresponsive support (3)complex setup (9)high pricing (4)limited CMS functionality (5)

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used Framer to build Cheers (YC S24)

•15 reviews

I love Framer. We were building our own website and landing page before, but switched to host our landing page on framer so we could spend more engineering time on building a compelling web-app & companion app! If you're looking for a good way to build a really good looking landing page, Framer is great. Also great for creating MVPs. Generally difficult to build a real web-app or product on, but for almost everything else it's amazing. Figma and Canva are awesome for design but being able to publish changes yet have similar functionality is incredible.

What's great

no-code platform (34)animation capabilities (19)

What needs improvement

lack of advanced features (9)

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152 views2yr ago

•6 reviews

It still has a way to go to be able to compete with the advanced functionalities of Webflow but it is a good tool for making simple websites. → The benefits compared to Webflow: Cheaper, easier to use and learn. Launch faster. Insert quick pre-made animations and interactions. → Where Webflow still is king: Advanced and complex websites are not a thing in Framer right now. For sites with big CMS Framer still lacks many functionalities. If you are a designer Webflow freedom to build anything as you imagine is amazing, Framer sites, on the other hand, look all alike the same with these rounded squares modules, etc. If you are a developer, Webflow will give you much more freedom by tweaking and customizing the code. If they keep developing Framer at the pace they are doing it, I have no doubt it will become a designer and developer's tool of choice sooner than later.

What's great

easy to use (53)animation capabilities (19)

What needs improvement

lack of advanced features (9)limited CMS functionality (5)

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95 views3yr ago

•1 review

What needs improvement

unresponsive support (3)complex setup (9)high pricing (4)limited CMS functionality (5)

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110 views1yr ago

used Framer to build Cheers (YC S24)

•15 reviews

What's great

no-code platform (34)animation capabilities (19)

What needs improvement

lack of advanced features (9)

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152 views2yr ago

•6 reviews

What's great

easy to use (53)animation capabilities (19)

What needs improvement

lack of advanced features (9)limited CMS functionality (5)

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95 views3yr ago