Comparison

FramerExporter vs SiteFreeze: which Framer export tool fits you?

Both tools do the same core job — turn a published Framer site into static files you can host anywhere. The difference is in the pricing model, what happens after the export, and how much of the Framer experience survives. Here's an honest comparison.

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Full disclosure: SiteFreeze is our product. Competitor details below are taken from their public websites in July 2026 and may change — always check their pricing pages for current numbers.

Quick comparison

FramerExporterSiteFreeze
Free tier1 lifetime project, download up to 20 MB (with badge), 3-day hosted previewUnlimited free previews, sites, re-exports and full .zip downloads
Entry price$19 one-time — one project, up to 200 MBFree — unlimited sites and re-exports
Multiple sites$49 pass (up to 3 projects, 14-day window) or $69/month ProIncluded for free
Re-exportsSingle: same project anytime; Pass: within 14 daysUnlimited, forever
Offline useStatic filesAll assets bundled + offline service worker — works on a USB stick with no internet
Publish to GitHub PagesManualOne click — repo created and site live automatically
Local previewServe over HTTP yourselfDouble-click Mac & Windows launchers included in the zip
Money-back7-day guarantee14-day guarantee if your export is broken and we can't fix it

FramerExporter pricing per their site, July 2026: Free $0 · Single Export $19 · Export Pass $49 · Pro $69/mo or $599/yr.

Where FramerExporter is a fine choice

Compare the actual output on your site before choosing an exporter. Check your pages, mobile layout and interactions in the preview.

Where SiteFreeze wins

SiteFreeze includes unlimited sites, re-exports, full offline downloads and GitHub publishing for free. If you want your site rebuilt on another CMS, you can request a separate quote for a manual migration.

Try it on your site

Paste your published Framer URL in the box above — you get a free hosted live preview in about a minute, before creating an account or paying anything. Open SiteFreeze, or read the step-by-step guide.