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Framer in 2026: Revenue, Valuation, Funding, CEO

Curated by Khrystyna Oleksiienko · Published

Framer is an Amsterdam website builder: designers and marketing teams design, publish and run company websites on it, with AI agents since June 2026. Founded in 2014 by Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk, it reached $50 million in ARR in 2025, has raised about $162 million and was valued at $2 billion in August 2025.

Company overview

Company
Framer B.V. (Netherlands), with Framer, Inc. (Delaware)
Industry
Software: website builder and design tool
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands (remote-first)
Revenue
$50M ARR (Aug 2025), aiming for $100M in 2026; break-even
Funding stage
Series D: $100M at a $2B valuation, led by Meritech and Atomico (Aug 2025); about $162M raised in total

Framer at a glance

Question

Answer

As of

Who owns Framer?

Its founders, staff and investors led by Meritech, Atomico, Accel and Foundation Capital; it is private

Nov 2026

ARR

$50 million, with a goal of $100 million in 2026

Aug 2025

Valuation

$2 billion, at its Series D

Aug 28, 2025

Funding

About $162 million in five rounds

Aug 2025

Customers

188,000 companies in 200 countries; more than 4 million published sites

Jun 2026

Employees

No company figure; outside counts put it at about 500 to 570

2025–2026

CEO

Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk, the co-founders, both titled CEO

Nov 2026

Founded

2014, in Amsterdam, by Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk

2014

Headquarters

Amsterdam; remote-first, with teams in San Francisco, New York and Barcelona

Nov 2026

Email format

{first}@framer.com, such as maya@framer.com (80%); {first}.{last}@ when the first name is taken

Nov 2026

Framer began as a prototyping tool for app designers and turned itself into a website builder in 2022. Teams design a site on a freeform canvas, publish it to Framer’s hosting and run it there, with a CMS, translations, analytics and A/B tests. Its customers include Perplexity, Miro, Cal.com, Superhuman, Dribbble and Zapier (Business Wire).

Framer in 2026: AI agents and a new price model

On June 16, 2026 Framer launched Framer 3.0. Its Agents build and edit a site on the canvas, and outside agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can work on a Framer site too (Framer). It said then that 188,000 companies use Framer, 14 times as many as a year earlier, and that its sites get about 364 million visitors a month. The same day it moved AI use to metered credits, retired its $100 Scale plan and halved the price of an extra editor to $20 a month (Framer). Some users complained that credits ran out fast.

Who owns Framer?

Framer is private. Its founders and staff hold shares alongside its investors: Foundation Capital backed the seed, Accel led the Series A, Atomico the Series B, Meritech the Series C, and Meritech and Atomico together the Series D, with WiL and HV. Its 2025 SEC filing lists the two founders and three outside directors on the board (SEC).

What is Framer’s revenue?

Framer reached $50 million in annual recurring revenue in 2025, a spokesperson told TechCrunch when it raised its Series D in August, and aimed to pass $100 million in 2026. “We’ve been break-even for the past year,” Koen Bok said (TechCrunch). It hasn’t published a newer figure. Most of its new customers are now businesses rather than freelancers, and business plans are its fastest-growing segment.

Revenue had stalled at about $5 million a year around 2018, when Framer was a design tool. After the website builder launched in 2022 it went from nothing to $1 million in eight months, $10 million in its second year and $30 million in its third, Jorn van Dijk told an audience at SXSW in 2026 (Foundation Capital).

Framer ARR (annual recurring revenue)

Date

ARR or revenue

Said by

Aug 28, 2025

$50M ARR; target $100M in 2026

Framer, to TechCrunch

Website builder’s third year

$30M revenue

Jorn van Dijk

Website builder’s second year

$10M revenue

Jorn van Dijk

Early 2023

$1M revenue, eight months after launch

Jorn van Dijk

About 2018

About $5M revenue, then flat for a year

Jorn van Dijk

Framer MRR (monthly recurring revenue)

Framer doesn’t publish MRR. Its $50 million ARR of 2025 works out to about $4.2 million a month (our calculation); if it reached its $100 million goal in 2026, that would be about $8.3 million.

How much has Framer raised? Funding and valuation

About $162 million in five rounds, the last in August 2025, when it raised $100 million at a $2 billion valuation. “We weren’t out fundraising,” the founders wrote (Framer). Framer’s US company, Framer, Inc., filed each round with the SEC; the amounts below are the announced ones.

Round

Date

Amount

Lead or investors

Valuation

Series D

Aug 28, 2025

$100M

Meritech and Atomico, with WiL and HV

$2B

Series C

Sep 28, 2023

$27M

Meritech, with Atomico, Accel and Foundation Capital (Framer)

Not disclosed

Series B

Nov 12, 2018

$24M

Atomico, with Accel and AngelList (TechCrunch)

Not disclosed

Series A

Dec 21, 2017

$7.7M

Accel (GamesBeat)

Not disclosed

Seed

Dec 2014

$1.35M

Foundation Capital (SEC)

Not disclosed

The operating company is Framer B.V., registered in Amsterdam (Dutch Chamber of Commerce number 59920637). Framer, Inc., the Delaware company that raised the rounds, was called Motif Tools Co until 2017.

What does Framer do? Products

Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk met at Sofa, an Amsterdam software studio whose team Facebook hired in 2011 (The Next Web). At Facebook Bok wrote Framer.js, an open-source prototyping library, and in 2014, back in Amsterdam, they launched Framer as a prototyping tool, followed by the React-based design tool Framer X in 2018 (TechCrunch). Growth stalled, and in 2022 they rebuilt Framer as a website builder. Its animation library, Framer Motion, became the independent open-source project Motion in November 2024 (Motion).

Date

Launch

Jun 16, 2026

Framer 3.0: Agents, outside AI agents, branching, a new Marketplace and community

Sep 16, 2025

Design pages, a free design canvas

Aug 6, 2025

CMS 2.0 with on-page editing

May 21, 2025

Wireframer, Workshop (AI-made components) and vector tools

Nov 12, 2024

Framer Motion spun out as Motion

Late 2024

Business plans

Oct 3, 2023

Localization, with AI translation

Jun 13, 2023

Start with AI

May 24, 2022

Framer Sites, the website builder

Sep 18, 2018

Framer X

2014

Framer launches as a prototyping tool

Framer pricing

Plan

Price

Includes

Free

$0

A Framer domain and 500 AI credits to try

Basic

$10 a month, billed yearly

A custom domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 AI credits a month

Pro

$30 a month, billed yearly

150 pages, 10 CMS collections, staging and branching, 3,000 AI credits a month

Enterprise

Custom

SSO, SCIM, unlimited editors and an uptime guarantee

Extra editors cost $20 a month each, and viewers are free (Framer). Prices shown are for yearly billing in US dollars; Framer adjusts them by region.

Pricing changes and complaints

Framer cut its plans from five to three in October 2025 and said 60% of customers would pay at least 30% less, while Pro users with two editors would pay more (Framer). The metered AI credits of June 2026 drew complaints that credits ran out quickly, and the same month’s opening of the Marketplace to all sellers worried some template makers; van Dijk wrote that he understood “why opening things up feels risky” (Framer). Framer paid $6.5 million to Marketplace creators in 2025 and takes no cut.

Framer vs Webflow, Wix and Figma

Webflow, its closest rival among designers, was valued at $4 billion in its last priced round, in March 2022 (SiliconANGLE). Wix is much larger, with $563.1 million of revenue in the second quarter of 2026. Figma, where many Framer users design, added Figma Sites in May 2025; its revenue grew 43% to $391.4 million in the third quarter of 2026 (Figma). Squarespace, taken private by Permira for about $7.2 billion in 2024, competes for small-business sites.

Who is the CEO of Framer?

Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk, the co-founders. Framer’s About page gives both the title “Co-founder and CEO” (Framer). Bok was the founding CEO and signs Framer’s filings and press releases as CEO; in 2018 the two swapped jobs, with Bok taking over the product and van Dijk the commercial side. Together they also run Festina, an early-stage investment fund.

Person

Role

Koen Bok

Co-founder and CEO

Jorn van Dijk

Co-founder and CEO

Oscar Carlsson

Chief revenue officer

Their bios and contact routes: Framer CEOs Koen Bok and Jorn van Dijk: email, LinkedIn and bio.

Where is Framer based?

Amsterdam, where Framer B.V. is registered at Rozengracht 207B. It hires remote-first, and its team works across Amsterdam, San Francisco, New York and Barcelona. Framer publishes no headcount. It had 20 employees in December 2017; professional-network counts put it at about 565 in November 2025 and 516 in June 2026.

What is Framer’s email format?

Framer staff mostly use {first}@framer.com, such as maya@framer.com for a fictional Maya Chen; when a first name is already taken, they usually add the last name: maya.chen@framer.com. Sites built with Framer, on framer.website, framer.app or framer.ai addresses, belong to Framer’s customers, not to Framer.

Need

Official address

Support

Chat in the Framer app and on framer.com/contact; Enterprise customers use ent-support@framer.com

Abuse or a phishing site on Framer

abuse@framer.com

Security

security@framer.com; vulnerabilities to vulnerability-disclosure@framer.com

Privacy and legal

legal@framer.com

Press

press@framer.com

All patterns, domains and official inboxes: Framer email format.

Key events

Date

Event

Jun 16, 2026

Framer 3.0 with AI agents; AI credits replace the Scale plan

Oct 9, 2025

Plans cut from five to three

Aug 28, 2025

$100M Series D at a $2B valuation; $50M ARR

May 21, 2025

Wireframer, Workshop and vector tools

Nov 12, 2024

Framer Motion becomes the independent Motion

Sep 28, 2023

$27M Series C led by Meritech

Jun 13, 2023

Start with AI

May 24, 2022

Framer Sites: Framer becomes a website builder

Nov 12, 2018

$24M Series B led by Atomico

Sep 18, 2018

Framer X

Dec 21, 2017

$7.7M Series A led by Accel

2014

Framer launches; seed from Foundation Capital

Jul 26, 2013

Bok and van Dijk leave Facebook

Jun 2011

Facebook hires the Sofa team

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Frequently asked questions

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