Framer — 45 sites
45 SaaS websites built with Framer
Framer lets design-led teams ship animated, no-code marketing sites. These examples show the motion, layout and polish Framer makes possible.
About Framer
Framer's pitch is design-tool-to-live-site with no separate hand-off to an engineer — a designer builds and publishes the actual production page, not just a mockup that then gets rebuilt in code. That collapsed workflow is why Framer sites tend to look unusually polished for how quickly they were shipped, and why motion design (scroll-triggered reveals, smooth page transitions, interactive hover states) shows up so much more often here than on marketing sites built in a general-purpose framework, since Framer's tooling makes that kind of animation close to a first-class, no-code feature rather than something an engineer has to hand-build. The trade-off is that Framer sites are typically standalone marketing sites rather than sharing a component system with a React/Next.js product app, which is fine for most SaaS companies since the marketing site and the product frontend are natural candidates for separate tools anyway.
What makes a great one
- Smooth, deliberate scroll and hover animation
- High visual polish relative to apparent build speed
- A cohesive, design-led feel across every section
Frequently asked
- Is Framer a good fit for a SaaS marketing site if the product itself is built in React?
- Often yes — since the marketing site and the product app are usually maintained separately anyway, using Framer for fast, design-led iteration on the marketing site doesn't require the product's stack to match.
- What does Framer make easier than hand-coding?
- Motion and interaction design specifically — scroll animations, transitions and hover states that would otherwise need custom engineering are closer to built-in, visual capabilities in Framer, which is why Framer sites tend to feel more animated than average.