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Framer vs Hostinger

Framer scores 8.2/10, Hostinger 7.5/10. Where each one wins, what they cost and who should pick which, side by side.

The short answer

Framer scores 8.2/10 and Hostinger scores 7.5/10 on our rubric. Framer is the stronger all-round pick.

Framer leads on design and flexibility. Hostinger leads on ease of use and value. They tie on support.

Framer starts at $10/mo and has a free plan; Hostinger starts at $2.99/mo with no free plan. Hostinger is the cheaper way in.

FramerHostinger
Score8.27.5
From$10$2.99
Free planYesNo
Sells onlineNoYes
Code exportNoNo
Ease of use7.88.8
Design9.37.0
Flexibility8.46.4
Value7.69.2
Support7.47.4

What Framer does well

  • Best-in-class animation and interaction
  • Fast modern output
  • Designer-native workflow

What Hostinger does well

  • Cheapest credible option with hosting included
  • AI setup gets you live quickly

Who each one is for

Framer. Startup and product marketing sites, launch pages, and anything where motion carries part of the message. Designers moving from Figma find the model immediately familiar.

Hostinger. A first site on a tight budget, or a straightforward business presence where hosting, domain and builder in one bill is worth more than template choice. On pure cost over the first term, nothing else here competes.

Pricing side by side

Framer

Free$0Framer subdomain, 1 GB bandwidth, for trying and non-commercial use
Basic$10/mo yearlycustom domain, 30 pages, 2 CMS collections, 1,000 CMS items
Pro$30/mo yearly150 pages, 10 collections, 2,500 items, redirects, staging
EnterpriseCustomcustom limits, SSO, unlimited editors

Hostinger

Premium$2.99/mo on a 48-month term$143.52 up front, renews at $10.99/mo; up to 3 sites
Unlimited$3.99/mo on a 48-month term$191.52 up front, renews at $16.99/mo; ecommerce, unlimited sites
Cloud Startup$7.99/mo on a 48-month term$383.52 up front, renews at $25.99/mo; more performance

What a year costs

Framer

Framer's plans are priced per site, and the headline numbers are low: $10 a month on Basic and $30 on Pro, billed yearly. The costs that add up are seats and add-ons. Each additional editor who can design and publish is $20 a month; a content-only editor who updates the CMS is $10. Each translated language is another $20 a month.

A year of Framer for one site (billed yearly, before tax)
Basic, solo$120
Pro, solo$360
Pro + editor$600
Pro + editor + 1 language$840

Site planExtra editorTranslation locale

Editors at $20/month each; translation at $20 per locale per month.

Hostinger

Hostinger's plans are paid up front, and the low monthly figures are what you get by dividing a 48-month payment by 48. Premium is $143.52 for four years, which works out at $2.99 a month, and then renews at $10.99 a month. Unlimited is $191.52 for four years, then $16.99 a month. Cloud Startup is $383.52, then $25.99 a month.

Hostinger: a year at the introductory rate vs a year at renewal
Premium, intro$36
Premium, renewal$132
Unlimited, intro$48
Unlimited, renewal$204
Cloud, intro$96
Cloud, renewal$312

Cost per year

Intro rates require paying 48 months up front. Renewal rates are monthly prices × 12.

Who should skip each one

Framer

Online stores and content-heavy publishing. Commerce is minimal and the CMS, while good, is not built for large editorial operations.

Hostinger

Anyone who expects the site to grow into something specific. The integration and template ceiling arrives sooner than with Wix or Squarespace, and the renewal price erodes the cost advantage.

The bottom line

Framer

Choose Framer for a marketing site, landing page or portfolio where motion and polish are part of the message. Basic is enough for one person; move to Pro once you need redirects, staging or more than 30 pages.

Hostinger

Hostinger is the cheapest credible way to get a hosted site with a domain and email, especially if you are happy to prepay for four years. Choose Unlimited if you want to sell.

Questions people ask

Is Framer better than Hostinger?

Framer scores 8.2/10 and Hostinger scores 7.5/10 on our rubric. Framer is the stronger all-round pick. Framer leads on design and flexibility. Hostinger leads on ease of use and value. They tie on support.

Which is cheaper, Framer or Hostinger?

Framer starts at $10/mo and has a free plan; Hostinger starts at $2.99/mo with no free plan. Hostinger is the cheaper way in.

Which is easier to use, Framer or Hostinger?

Hostinger scores 8.8/10 for ease of use against Framer at 7.8/10.

Do Framer and Hostinger have a free plan?

Framer has a free plan; Hostinger has no free plan.

Can you sell online with Framer and Hostinger?

Framer is not built for selling products; Hostinger can take payments and run a store.

Can you move your site off Framer or Hostinger?

Neither Framer nor Hostinger exports a working site.

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