15 Framer Website Examples (2026)

The short answer

The best Framer websites in 2026 belong to product companies that care how their site feels: Miro, Pitch, Loops, GitBook and Framer itself among them. This list has 15: 13 from other companies and two we designed. Each has a screenshot of the first screen and a short note on what works.

How we picked

We checked the page source of every site in November 2026 and kept only those served from Framer. Companies do move platforms, so treat this as a snapshot. We looked at the first screen only: the headline, the visual and the first action. The last two are our own work, and we say so.

Product-led heroes

1. Pitch

Pitch is presentation software. The first screen is a prompt box on a lilac glow, with a sample request for a sales presentation and a Generate button. What works: the hero is the product. You start making a deck before you have read anything.

2. Framer

Framer is the website builder itself. Its homepage is black, with the headline "Framer is the pro website builder with a world-class design agent" and a glowing chat box that says Ask Framer. What works: it uses its own site to show what the tool can do, down to the glow on the input.

3. Miro

Miro is the visual collaboration platform. The headline is "Human collaboration at the speed of AI", with an email field, and around it sit pieces of a board: a table, a diagram and cursors joined by curved lines. What works: the page looks like the product in use, which a screenshot rarely manages.

4. Akiflow

Akiflow is a task and calendar app. The headline is "One app for tasks & calendars powered by AI", with the last three words in purple, above the calendar and a ring of app icons it connects to. What works: the icons answer the first question a buyer has: does it work with what I use?

5. Superlist

Superlist is a tasks and notes app. The page is off-white, the headline is "A little less on your mind." with the word less underlined, and the app sits right below. What works: a benefit you can feel, said in six plain words.

6. Loops

Loops is an email platform for SaaS teams. A serif headline, "One platform for every email", sits above a row of customer logos and the workflow builder, with a band of orange stripes at the edge. What works: quiet type and one strong colour, used once.

Developer and AI tools

7. Rive

Rive makes tools for interactive graphics. The page is black, with a pixel-style headline in capitals and a box holding the install command, outlined in a rainbow line. What works: the command to start is on the first screen, which is what a developer came for.

8. Courier

Courier is a customer messaging platform. A dark purple hero carries the line "The customer messaging platform for humans & agents" above an inbox and a message being composed. What works: the headline says who it is for now that software sends messages too.

9. GitBook

GitBook is a documentation platform. The headline is two sentences, "The docs platform that flags outdated content. Then fixes it.", with the second in orange, above a docs page on an orange swirl. What works: the colour lands on the part that is new.

10. Plain

Plain is a customer support platform. The hero is mostly white space, a left-aligned headline, "Support infrastructure for humans & agents", two small green buttons and a sparse animated graphic. What works: restraint. It reads like a tool engineers would choose.

11. Elicit

Elicit is an AI research assistant. A teal serif headline, "AI for Scientific Research", sits above a search field on a pale green dotted pattern. What works: it looks like a journal, which suits readers who distrust hype.

12. Fabric

Fabric is a home for files and notes with AI search. The page is white, the headline is "Your second brain" in a serif, and there is one button. What works: three words and one action. The confidence is the design.

13. Juicebox

Juicebox is an AI recruiting platform. The hero is a pale purple dither pattern inside a thin frame, with a centred headline, mono buttons in capitals and a row of cells naming who uses it. What works: the frame and mono type give a young product a technical, exact feel.

Our work: Framer sites we designed

14. LogicFlo

LogicFlo is an AI platform for life sciences teams. We designed its brand and website. The headline ends with "Human in the loop" struck through and replaced by "Human in control", on grid paper that fades into violet. What works: the strikethrough makes the argument in a way a paragraph could not.

15. Breakout

Breakout turns website visitors into sales conversations. We redesigned its homepage. The hero is a deep violet gradient with a serif headline, "Pageview to pipeline.", and a small card showing a visitor being qualified. What works: three words that name the start and the end of the product.

What the best Framer websites have in common

• The product on the first screen. A prompt box, a canvas or a calendar, shown in use.
• Short headlines. Most are under eight words.
• Careful type. Serif headlines and mono labels do much of the branding.
• Motion with a job. A rotating word, a glow or a moving cursor that explains something.

FAQ

Is Framer good for startup websites?

Yes, especially for teams that want rich motion and to edit pages on the canvas. Companies such as Miro, Pitch and GitBook run sites on it.

Framer or Webflow?

Framer suits fast-moving teams and motion-rich marketing sites. Webflow suits larger sites with a deep CMS. We build in both and pick per project. See our Webflow website examples for the other side.

How can you tell if a website is built on Framer?

View the page source and look for assets served from Framer's content domain. That is how we checked every site here.

Who can build a site like these?

A Framer Expert. Studio Huncho is a Framer Expert that designs and builds sites for AI and SaaS startups. See our Framer development service.

Related reading: 20 Webflow website examples, 23 startup website examples, 25 best SaaS websites, Framer development