Framer, Webflow, Figma Sites and Squarespace, with the losses left in. Every price read off the vendor’s own page and stamped with the date it was checked.
Start for free -> See the plansFour rules, stated here so you can hold any page in the cluster to them.
Every figure carries a date
Competitor prices move, and a stale number is how a comparison page turns into a refund. Each one is read off the vendor's own pricing page and stamped with the day it was checked.
We name where they win first
If a rival is the better answer for your case, the page says so in the first hundred words. A comparison that only flatters us is not worth your time or ours.
Undocumented stays undocumented
Where a vendor does not publish a fact, the cell says so rather than carrying an estimate dressed up as one. Blank cells are the honest ones.
We are not free
Our free plan builds and previews but does not publish, so no page here calls this product a free alternative to anything. Publishing costs money on every serious platform.
Two questions get you to the right one faster than reading all of them.
If your case studies, posts or products come out of a content model rather than being designed one page at a time, Siter.io cannot do it and no plan changes that. Read Framer vs Webflow instead, which is the honest comparison between the two products that can.
If it does, the question is which tool publishes it with least rebuilding, and that is the Figma Make comparison or the Webflow route depending on where you were heading. If it does not exist yet, you are choosing a design tool rather than a publishing tool, and the Framer comparison is the place to start.
Framer pricing, explained is the dated write-up of one competitor's plans, and our own pricing page has the full table. Both are checked on the same cycle as the comparisons.
The free plan builds and previews as much as you like, including the Figma import, so you can run the whole path on a real design before paying. Publishing starts at $7/mo billed yearly.
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