A page from the brief, not a frame tree
Hero, offer, proof, one button. See editing by chatting.
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Use case · Alternatives
Build the marketing site from a brief.
Framer wins for design practices and custom interaction. Frontpage wins the brief: one conversation, no frame tree, no breakpoint duty for a headline change.
- One conversation
- No frame tree
- Restyle from a sentence
Free plan to start. No credit card. Framer still wins custom interaction.
What Frontpage does
Describe the page. Frontpage builds it. You never open the Framer canvas.
Framer wins if you are a design practice: frames, layers, auto-layout, breakpoints, components, a CMS to model. This page is for everyone else. Frontpage takes the brand, the offer, and the goal, ships the marketing page, and lets you revise by chat. Custom interaction still belongs on the canvas.
Responsive without breakpoint duty
Phone, tablet, desktop ship with the draft. You do not babysit each breakpoint.
One brand, everywhere
Colors, type, and spacing live in tokens. A brand change updates the site.
Growth after publish
Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale. Autopilot on Scale. You accept or decline.
Side by side
Framer wins the canvas. Frontpage wins the conversation.
Framer
Frontpage
How you build
Frames, layers, auto-layout on a canvas
Describe what you want in plain English
Learning curve
Layers, auto-layout, breakpoints, components
If you can write a sentence, you can build
Responsive
You manage each breakpoint yourself
Responsive with the draft
After publish
Reopen the canvas and nudge things
Say what to change. Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale
Brand
Manual styles and components
Design tokens update every page at once
Who it is for
Wins. Design practices and custom interaction
Marketing sites from a brief
The problem
Framer starts on a design canvas. Then the marketing page waits.
Framer is a capable design canvas. You learn frames and layers, auto-layout and breakpoints, components and variants, and a CMS to model before a marketing page ships. That time is well spent when the job is a custom interaction or a design system. When the job is a sharp landing page, the canvas is production work you pay before anything is live.
There is a tool to master first
Layers, auto-layout, breakpoints, components. Framer rewards the time. That time comes before the page ships.
The canvas can fight a late change
Pixel work across desktop, tablet, and mobile is finicky. One stray constraint can break a layout that looked finished.
Consistency is a manual job
Change a brand color and someone is hunting through styles and components so every page agrees.
The site is billed to stay live
Paid plans gate custom domains and the features a live marketing site needs. The cost tends to climb as the site grows.
How to switch
Three steps off the Framer canvas.
- 01
Send the brief
Brand, offer, goal. Add colors, a logo, and copy, or let it draft. Getting started.
- 02
Leave the canvas
Frontpage builds hero, offer, proof, and a clear action. Change anything by chat. Chat is the editor.
- 03
Publish on your domain
Go live. Analytics and Growth Advisor show what to fix next. Connect your domain.
Without the frame tree
What you get when you leave Framer.
A marketing site you can change without reopening the canvas.
Your brand from the first draft
Colors, type, logo, and voice. Not a component hunt.
A page built around one action
Hero, offer, proof, one button.
Responsive sections by default
Phone, tablet, and desktop. No breakpoint file to maintain.
Search basics
Titles, descriptions, and structure. Open SEO tools.
Your domain
Move your site, then publish.
Growth and undo
Growth Advisor from Growth ($49). Autopilot on Scale ($99). Rewind is 7 / 30 / 90 days by plan.
The gaps we fill
What you get when you switch.
Send the brief. Review the draft. Publish. Keep changing the live site without reopening the canvas.
- 01
Describe the section, then review it
Ask for a three-tier pricing section with a popular middle plan. Frontpage builds it on brand.
- 02
Skip breakpoint babysitting
Every section looks right on phone, tablet, and desktop. There are no breakpoints to maintain.
- 03
Keep the brand in tokens
A color or font changes once. Every page updates. Consistency is the default.
- 04
Grow after it is live
Growth Advisor suggests. You accept or decline. Autopilot tests on Scale. Rewind if a change misses.
Score the Framer URL
See if the current Framer site is costing you time.
Score any Framer URL. We email the report. Use it as the brief for the rebuild. Start at website audit.
After you leave the canvas
Suggestions on the live site, not another frame.
Growth Advisor reviews the Frontpage site on Growth and Scale, then offers suggestions you accept or decline. That is how Frontpage helps businesses grow traffic by up to 78% and conversions by up to 53%. On Scale, Autopilot can A/B test and publish the winner.
+78% Traffic off the Framer URL
+53% Conversions after the rebuild
Search without a later project
Give the page a path into search.
People search Google, land on the page, and decide. Frontpage writes titles and structure with the draft. Open SEO tools when you want the on-site controls.
- Titles and structure built with the first draft
- Clean descriptions on every page
- A free audit of the Framer site you have today
See it in action
Brief the product page the way you already brief design.
Describe the brand and the goal, then ask for a free-trial variant.
If the headline or a section needs to change, say so.
Build a product marketing page. Dark theme, tight type, a three-tier pricing grid, logos, and a request-a-demo button.
Done. Dark hero with Request a demo, three-tier pricing, logo row, proof band. Want a second page for the launch ads?
Yes. Make a version with the headline on the free trial and a shorter hero.
Variant is up. Both are on the domain. Analytics are on. Growth Advisor will suggest. Rewind is there if you want last Tuesday back.
Why switch
Why people switch.
You should not need a frame tree to ship a marketing page.
Canvas
The next edit is a sentence
Change the hero on Tuesday without reopening layers, auto-layout, and breakpoints.
- One conversation
- No frame tree
- Tokens keep the brand
Honest split
Framer still wins custom interaction
If you are a design practice and the job is a custom interaction or a design system, stay. If you want a marketing site from a brief, leave. Read Framer vs Frontpage.
- Framer wins the canvas
- Frontpage wins the brief
- No breakpoint duty
After publish
Suggestions, Rewind, Scale tests
Growth Advisor is on Growth and Scale. Autopilot is Scale only. Free plan if you want to try before you leave Framer.
- Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99
- You approve changes
- Rewind on paid plans
Questions
If you are tired of the frame tree.
Can Frontpage match the quality of a Framer site?
For marketing pages, yes: clean type, generous spacing, modern layouts. In Framer you draw it. In Frontpage you describe it. Read Framer vs Frontpage.
Do I need design skills?
No. Frontpage makes the production decisions. You steer with plain-language feedback. Taste still matters. The canvas work does not.
How flexible is Frontpage next to Framer?
Frontpage builds landing pages, launches, and portfolios. It does not build web apps or complex canvas interactions. Inside that lane, a brief ships faster than a frame tree.
Does Autopilot run on every site?
No. Autopilot is Scale only ($99). Growth Advisor starts at Growth ($49). Free plan exists. See pricing.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect a custom domain. SSL is handled. Titles and descriptions ship with the page.
I also looked at Webflow. Same page?
No. This page is the Framer canvas: layers, auto-layout, breakpoints. If the pain is combo classes and stacked site-plus-workspace pricing, use the Webflow alternative.
Start the marketing page.
Describe the brand, the offer, and the goal. Frontpage builds the page. Free plan. No credit card.
Free plan · No credit card · Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99 · Autopilot is Scale only