Framer vs Duda

Two website builder tools side by side. Prices are the starting plan a small business would pick, in USD.

Compare	FramerFramer	DudaDuda
In one line	Design-led sites with animation and a CMS	Website builder for agencies that build sites for clients
Starting price	From $10/mo	From $19/mo
Six-person team	$10/mo	$19/mo
Plans	Free (framer.website address); Basic $10/mo (custom domain, 1,000 CMS items); Pro $30/mo (2,500 CMS items); domain free on yearly plans	Per account, billed yearly: Basic $19/mo (1 site); Team $29 (3 seats, client access); Agency $52 (4 sites, 6 seats); White Label $149. Monthly $25/$39/$69/$199; extra sites $17-$19/mo; stores and bookings extra per site
Pricing model	Free tier	Free trial
Free trial	—	14 days
Users	Up to 3 editors on free	1 on Basic; 3 on Team
Integrations	Google Analytics, HubSpot, Calendly, Zapier	Zapier, REST API, Stripe, PayPal, Square, Avalara, Google and Outlook calendars
Team size	Just me · 2–10 people	2–10 people · 11–50 people
Available in	US · UK · CA · AU	US · UK · CA · AU
Phone support	None listed	None listed
Live chat	Every paid plan	Agency and up
Support hours	Not published	Not published
Incidents posted	Framer has a public status page. Status page	3 incidents posted on Duda's status page, which covers all Duda products and regions, in the 90 days to Oct 27, 2026; 0 marked major or critical by Duda. Status page
Capterra score	4.3 / 5 from 32 reviews	4.5 / 5 from 215 reviews
Trustpilot score	1.6 / 5 from 150 reviews	4.6 / 5 from 183 reviews
Fit: Retail shop	35	30
Fit: Restaurant or café	40	30
Fit: Service business	65	45
Fit: Agency or studio	88	92
Fit: Trades or contractor	35	30
Fit: Online store	30	30
Why people pick it	Best-looking output Animation without code	Client access and white label for agencies Unlimited storage and bandwidth
Where it falls short	No store or booking built in Learning curve for non-designers	Each extra site costs $17 to $19 a month Stores and bookings are separate per-site fees
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Six-person prices are what a team of six would pay on the published plans; "Not listed" means those plans don't cover six. How we calculate prices