10 Best Framer Agencies in the World in 2026

Finding the right Framer agency takes more than picking a team with good reviews. You need a partner that understands the project's vision, delivers top-tier work, and handles the technical details without shifting that weight onto the client. For founders, marketing teams, and corporate decision-makers, the right choice saves time and avoids rework. This list brings together the best Framer agencies in the world in 2026, evaluated against the same criteria.

Framer has established itself as the platform for marketing and corporate websites at tech companies, and a market of specialized studios has grown around it, from Brazil to Israel, from the United States to the United Kingdom. Alongside them, some of the most awarded design studios in the world deliver on other platforms and serve as a finish benchmark for anyone comparing options.

This article highlights ten agencies. It covers what makes each one stand out, the kind of project where it performs best, and what you can verify in public sources: badges in the official Framer Experts directory, awards, published prices, and live case studies.

How we evaluated the agencies

Every agency on this list was evaluated against the same five criteria, so you compare like with like instead of marketing promises:

• Specialization in Framer: real depth on the platform, not generalists who take a Framer project now and then.

• Portfolio and track record: published work for real clients, with results you can verify.

• Capabilities beyond design: development, CMS, integrations, and automation, not just the visual layer.

• Pricing transparency: clear, predictable prices that track the project's scope.

• Fit and communication: how well the team understands your goals and keeps you informed during the project.

The research was done by the Wama blog team, a studio that also appears on the list. That's why the criteria come before the agencies, apply equally to all of them, and each profile records what was verified in public sources.

Quick comparison

Not every agency on this list works only in Framer. Five of them build mainly in Webflow, React, or their own code, and they're here as a benchmark for finish and scale for anyone comparing platforms before deciding. Each agency's profile shows its real stack, no makeup.

The 10 best Framer agencies in 2026

1. Wama

Wama is a digital product design and development studio based in Campinas, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, with Framer as its core platform. In the official Experts directory, its profile carries the Pro badge and the Studio type, and the studio's own website is built on the platform. The published numbers are more than 50 Framer projects, more than 200 businesses served, and six years in operation; the studio states it was the first in South America to reach Framer Expert Pro status.

The operating model is lean: a small team, with the founder leading projects from strategy to deploy. The portfolio ranges from corporate websites to content ecosystems, such as the SomosTera education platform, with more than 1,200 pages published in Framer, and includes brands like KFC Brasil, Tera, Camila Farani, and Wiz Benefícios. The agency's website received an Honorable Mention on Awwwards in 2024.

Profile

• Website: wama.com.br

• Founded: 2020

• Location: Campinas, SP, Brazil

• Specialties: corporate websites and landing pages in Framer, SaaS, custom software and apps, UI/UX and design systems, branding, motion design

• Tools and technologies: Framer (websites, CMS, and code components), Figma, AI applied to the process, 3D and animation

• Price: on request; the website's form uses ranges of up to US$ 2,000, US$ 2,000 to US$ 10,000, and over US$ 10,000

Notable clients and projects

1. Tera: website and landing pages in Framer for the school of AI, product, and digital business education. The full ecosystem at somostera.com exceeds 1,200 published pages, with a catalog of more than seventy programs and a CMS structured so the Tera team can publish on its own.

2. FEN, Farani Escola de Negócios: Framer website for Camila Farani's business school, designed in Figma, with program cards, testimonials, mentor portraits, and CMS integration.

2. WenLaunch Studios

WenLaunch is a boutique studio in Los Angeles, and the "boutique" is on purpose: founder Mason Price directs every design, builds every website, and leads every project personally, with specialist partners around the world. Mason holds the Pro Expert badge in the official Framer directory, the agency's website is built on the platform, and the promise is to turn attention into sign-ups and sales.

Beyond Framer websites, the studio combines brand identity with web, builds hybrid Framer + Shopify stores, and offers white-label development for other agencies, with Figma-to-Framer conversion and custom code. Motion design, scroll-driven animations, WebGL, and Rive show up often in its case studies, which serve tech startups and venture capital funds.

Profile

• Website: wenlaunch.io

• Founded: not disclosed

• Location: Los Angeles, United States

• Specialties: Framer websites, brand identity, Framer + Shopify, white-label development for agencies, motion and scroll-driven animations

• Tools and technologies: Framer, Framer Commerce, Shopify, Figma, custom code, Rive, Unicorn Studio, Klaviyo

• Price: on request; three packages (Landing Page, Full Website, and Framer Dev Partner) with no public prices

Notable clients and projects

1. Supermoon Capital: brand and website for a US$ 80 million venture capital fund focused on sleep and human health, custom-built in Framer with scroll-driven animations, an editorial type system, and a CMS managed by the client.

2. Nolana: full redesign and rebuild in Framer of the website for an AI platform that automates insurance claims, with pages by buyer segment, a proof library with testimonials and certifications, and integrated demo booking.

3. Studio Duo

Studio Duo is Hakeem Olasupo's studio in East Sussex, United Kingdom, with a Pro Expert badge in the official Framer directory and the bio "Top Independent Framer Developer." The offer is to handle brand identity, design, and build in a single flow, in Framer or Webflow, focused on startups and creators who need to stand out.

Two things are rare in the category: the studio publishes a price list, which gives predictability to anyone budgeting, and it's an active creator on the official Framer Marketplace, with a dozen paid and free templates. Migrating websites to Framer while preserving SEO and converting Figma to Framer are among its most requested services.

Profile

• Website: studioduo.contra.com

• Founded: not disclosed

• Location: East Sussex, United Kingdom

• Specialties: design and development in Framer, Figma-to-Framer conversion, SEO-preserving migration, brand identity, templates for the Framer Marketplace

• Tools and technologies: Figma, Framer, Webflow, Jitter, Spline, Unicorn Studio, Rive, Shopify, HubSpot

• Price: public price list: Framer landing page from US$ 1,500 (build only) or US$ 5,000 (design and build); multi-page website from US$ 5,000 (build only) or US$ 7,500 (design and build)

Notable clients and projects

1. Isembard: marketing website for a software-first manufacturing company, designed in Figma and built in Framer, with a franchise application section, resource hub, integrated forms, SEO, and post-launch support.

2. Ankar AI: full restructuring and migration of the marketing website to Framer, with a CMS for the community, blog, and media sections, an interactive ROI calculator, and HubSpot integration for demo requests and the newsletter.

4. Halo Lab

Halo Lab is a large design and technology agency, Ukrainian in origin and now distributed, with more than 120 specialists and the motto of helping brands reach the top 1%. It reports more than 500 completed projects and more than 300 clients, with a 4.9 rating across nearly a hundred reviews on Clutch and twenty Honorable Mentions on Awwwards. Its recent portfolio concentrates on healthcare, fintech, and AI products.

To be clear: Halo Lab is not a Framer studio. Its websites are delivered mainly in Webflow, where it's a Pro Partner, and in code, with dedicated design and engineering teams. It's on this list as a benchmark for finish and scale for anyone comparing platforms, and it's a strong choice when the project involves a full digital product, not just the website.

Profile

• Website: halo-lab.com

• Founded: 2013

• Location: remote operation; originally from Odesa, Ukraine, with business addresses listed in Dubai and New York

• Specialties: digital product UI/UX, websites in Webflow and code, branding, MVP and app development, dedicated teams

• Tools and technologies: Figma, Webflow, Prismic, Sanity, React, Next.js, Vue, Node.js, TypeScript, React Native, Flutter, AWS

• Price: minimum budget of US$ 5,000, with projects cited from US$ 5,000 to more than US$ 200,000 depending on scope

Notable clients and projects

1. Pluto: rebranding, website design, Webflow development, SEO, and copy for a corporate spend management platform from the United Arab Emirates, repositioned from regional fintech to global platform.

2. Vixiv: web product UX/UI, website design, and Webflow development for an AI platform that turns CAD models into validated parts for additive manufacturing, in a four-month engagement.

5. Pixel Point

Pixel Point is a creative web agency based in France that designs and develops top-tier marketing websites for tech companies, with a stated affinity for open source, DevOps, and SaaS projects. It works as a "satellite" covering web design, product design, and front-end while the client focuses on the product, with an in-house team of designers, motion designers, and engineers.

The stack is React and Next.js on JAMstack, with documentation portals in Docusaurus and MDX, animations in Rive and Lottie, and launch video production. It doesn't work with the Framer website builder: the only mention of "Framer" in its case studies refers to the React animation library. It was a finalist at the 2021 Gatsby Agency Awards in two categories, and the client list speaks for itself.

Profile

• Website: pixelpoint.io

• Founded: 2017

• Location: Albi, France, with a distributed team

• Specialties: web design for tech companies, front-end in React and Next.js, motion design and illustration, visual identity, documentation portals, launch videos

• Tools and technologies: React, Next.js, Gatsby, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Sanity, Docusaurus, MDX, Rive, Lottie, Figma, After Effects, WebGL, Vercel

• Price: on request

Notable clients and projects

1. Neon: marketing website, MDX documentation portal, animations, and illustrations for the open source serverless Postgres, in a partnership that started in 2021, right after the Series A, and continued until the acquisition by Databricks in 2025.

2. Gitness (Harness): visual identity, website, and documentation portal delivered in seven weeks, with interactive Rive animations and a React, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind, and Docusaurus stack.

6. Tubik Studio

Tubik is a UX and branding agency founded in 2013 in Dnipro, Ukraine, with the motto "UX and branding designed to win." It reports more than a thousand delivered projects and more than 160 industry awards, including Webby Awards and Red Dot for the Kubrick.Life project, plus a dozen Site of the Day awards on Awwwards. Its client list includes Huawei, Heineken, the United Nations, Opera, Adobe, and Mailchimp.

Tubik's web work is delivered in Webflow, where it's a Certified Partner, or in its own code, and there are no published Framer case studies. Where the agency shines is product design, illustration, 3D, and motion, with a consistency of finish that keeps it among the most cited references in digital design. That's why it's on the list.

Profile

• Website: tubikstudio.com

• Founded: 2013

• Location: Dnipro, Ukraine

• Specialties: product design (UX/UI, design systems), web design in Webflow, branding, 2D and 3D illustration, motion design

• Tools and technologies: Webflow (Certified Partner), Figma, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Adobe Premiere Pro

• Price: on request; the contact form uses ranges of 10K to 50K and over 50K

Notable clients and projects

1. The Alabama Solution (HBO): editorial pages for HBO's documentary investigation into the Alabama prison system, with interactive data visualizations, motion design, and a searchable database, built in Webflow.

2. Nova Post App: redesign of the international mobile app of Ukraine's largest logistics company, with a rebuilt design system, more than 300 icons and illustrations, 3D assets, and dark mode, for more than 4 million active users.

7. Cuberto

Cuberto is a digital design and development agency active since 2010, founded by two brothers and now with more than 40 people and more than 300 completed projects, under the motto "Creativity meets technology." It's one of the most awarded agencies on Awwwards, with ten Site of the Day awards and dozens of Honorable Mentions, and clients like Mapbox, Cisco, TradingView, IKEA, and McDonald's.

Cuberto chooses the technology based on each project's goal, and the result is usually creative development with WebGL, GSAP, Astro, and Next.js, or Webflow for marketing websites. There's no Framer work in the portfolio. It's the list's benchmark for anyone who wants the very top in animation and 3D finish and has the budget for it.

Profile

• Website: cuberto.com

• Founded: 2010

• Location: Alexandria, Virginia, United States, with an office in Prague

• Specialties: digital product design (iOS, Android, and web), website design and development, UX research, branding, creative development with animation, 3D, and WebGL

• Tools and technologies: WebGL, GSAP, Astro, Next.js, React, Strapi, WordPress, Webflow, Lottie

• Price: on request, under fixed-price or Time & Materials models

Notable clients and projects

1. FlipaClip: website for the animation app, conceived as an interactive story with animations, 3D, and video weighing only 5 MB; it received Site of the Day and Developer Award on Awwwards and FWA of the Day in 2021.

2. Punto Pago: full rebranding, iOS and Android apps, redesign of the payment terminal and merchant dashboard for a Latin American payments super app, with more than 100,000 reported installs.

8. AGR Studio

AGR Studio is a senior brand and web studio for B2B companies, founded in 2024 in Ashdod, Israel, by Artyum Grebenyuk. It holds a Pro Studio badge in the official Framer directory, its website is built on the platform, and its description is direct: it designs identities and the websites that support them for software, fintech, and professional services in the United States, Europe, and Israel.

The format is lean: the same people who define the scope design, build, and stay on after launch, with no account managers and no handoff to juniors, and a deliberate limit on simultaneous clients. Engineering in Framer is taken seriously, with multi-collection CMS architecture, custom React components, and integrations with HubSpot, Klaviyo, and Stripe. The studio's website received an Honorable Mention on Awwwards in August 2026.

Profile

• Website: agr.studio

• Founded: 2024

• Location: Ashdod, Israel

• Specialties: B2B brand identity, web design and design systems, web engineering in Framer, redesign and migration to Framer, SEO and landing pages

• Tools and technologies: Framer, Figma, custom React components, Webflow, Next.js, Shopify

• Price: on request, as a fixed-budget project or a monthly partnership you can pause or cancel anytime

Notable clients and projects

1. Kyzenn: brand identity and Framer website with CMS for an Amazon growth agency, with 10 service pages, 5 CMS collections, 6 custom React components, and SEO infrastructure.

2. Fluxora: full redesign and migration to Framer of the website for a payments and POS company, with an interactive hardware showcase, an SVG animation system, and 12 custom components, scoring above 90 on Lighthouse.

9. Widelab

Widelab is a product design studio from Gdańsk, Poland, with the motto "Delightful digital products. Built to scale" and more than 100 designers and developers in 25 countries. It reports more than 300 products delivered for clients in more than 30 countries, including CloudKitchens, Circle K, Fitch Ratings, and WeWork, and has collected Site of the Day and Developer Award honors on Awwwards, including for its own website.

Its web work is done in Webflow, where it's a Premium Partner, and the core of the house is product design: discovery, enterprise design systems, and MVP development. There are no Framer projects in the portfolio. It's the right choice when the challenge is a complex digital product, with a design system and front-end, more than a corporate website.

Profile

• Website: widelab.co

• Founded: 2018

• Location: Gdańsk, Poland

• Specialties: product design (UX/UI) for SaaS and scaleups, enterprise design systems, product discovery, Webflow websites, branding and marketing through its in-house studio Widehue

• Tools and technologies: Webflow (Premium Partner), Figma, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, Go, .NET, Storybook, Sanity

• Price: on request for product and development; Widehue's monthly marketing subscription starts at US$ 3,200 for 40 hours

Notable clients and projects

1. CloudKitchens: product design, research, design system, Storybook, and CMS for the restaurant technology ecosystem, with 20 days of discovery and about two years of continuous product work.

2. Traba: product design and branding for the staffing marketplace, with a design system of more than 100 components, in a cycle of 5 days of discovery, 80 days of design, and 10 days of finishing.

10. HLabs

HLabs is a global agency based in London, with more than 40 creatives speaking 17 languages, specializing in website design, interactive storytelling, and no-code technology for corporate brands and publishers, under the motto "Creating stories that matter." It holds a Pro Studio badge in the official Framer directory and several case studies published on the platform, including a showcase presented at Vimeo Reframe 2025.

The edge its founder points to is speed with authorship: designers keep creative control from start to finish using Webflow, Framer, and Ceros, with timelines the agency says can come down to days. The client list is editorial by nature, with Red Bull, Vogue, Wired, The Economist, Condé Nast, and WWF, and its Awwwards profile adds up to ten Honorable Mentions.

Profile

• Website: hlabs.co.uk

• Founded: 2020

• Location: London, United Kingdom, with a team distributed across Europe

• Specialties: websites and interactive digital experiences, no-code development (Webflow, Framer, Ceros), editorial storytelling for publishers, illustration, animation and 3D, brand strategy

• Tools and technologies: Webflow, Framer, Ceros, Rive, Lottie, Spline, WebGL, GSAP, Figma, Blender

• Price: on request; its profile in the Framer directory lists projects from US$ 10,000

Notable clients and projects

1. The Ocean Lovers Guide to Compost (11th Hour Racing): interactive guide to composting built in Framer, along with an illustrated PDF guide and animations for social media; Honorable Mention on Awwwards in May 2025.

2. The Race Below (11th Hour Racing): digital version of an exhibition on ocean conservation, launched with WebGL; Honorable Mention on Awwwards in November 2024 and Honoree at the 2025 Webby Awards, according to the agency.

How to choose the right Framer agency for your project

The right choice depends less on the ranking position and more on the fit between your problem and the studio. Four questions settle most doubts before the first meeting.

Also ask about the monthly cost after the website goes live, because it's the line that varies most between vendors.

If your case is a platform switch rather than a new website, ask about the step-by-step of a migration to Framer and check whether the vendor has a process, not just a portfolio.

Is the project new or a migration? They're different skills. Migrating a website with search history requires care with redirects, URL structure, and content parity. A new website requires strategy and identity. Few studios are equally strong at both.

Who will update the website afterward? If your team publishes content, the CMS needs to be organized from day one, with readable collections and fields. Ask any agency how it delivers the CMS, and ask to see one working.

What happens when the project grows? That's the difference between a ten-page website and a thousand-page ecosystem. The data and component architecture decided at the start supports years of growth; decided later, it turns into a migration. And there's a point where the website needs to become a digital product to keep up with the operation.

Who is accountable for the project? It's the most important question and the least asked. You should know who defines the scope, who reviews what's produced, and who handles support after launch. If the answers point to a named person with a verifiable portfolio, the risk drops considerably.

A note that applies to every name on this list: a corporate website builds brand and value over time. It organizes the sales argument, supports the price you charge, and shortens the sales conversation. What it doesn't do is double revenue the month after launch, and an agency that promises that is selling something else.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Framer agency in the world?

There's no official ranking, and the answer depends on the project. This list puts Wama first based on the five stated criteria, with a Pro Studio badge in the Framer directory and more than 50 published projects, but WenLaunch, Studio Duo, AGR Studio, and HLabs have the same level of official recognition and serve different client profiles and budgets.

What is a Framer Expert and a Framer Expert Pro?

A Framer Expert is a professional or studio approved in the platform's official Experts program. Framer Expert Pro is the next level up, granted automatically to those who accumulate a minimum volume of commissions from project transfers to clients. There's no exam or course: the status is a record of work delivered.

How much does it cost to hire a Framer agency?

The range is wide and tracks the depth of the process. Among the agencies on this list, those that publish prices start at thousands of dollars for a landing page and reach tens of thousands for a full website. In Brazil, we've opened up our prices per project and per plan, along with the checklist of questions for any website agency.

Can Framer handle a large corporate website?

Yes, as long as the architecture is defined up front. There are examples on this list: the SomosTera education platform, with more than 1,200 pages, runs on Framer; AGR Studio and WenLaunch maintain B2B websites with multi-collection CMS and code components on the platform. The limit usually lies in the data and component modeling done at the start, not in the tool.

Is it better to hire a Brazilian or an international agency?

It depends on what matters most in the project. The international studios on this list have award-winning portfolios and work of the highest finish. A Framer agency in Brazil delivers a contract and invoice in Brazilian reais, service in Portuguese, and a team in the same time zone, which reduces day-to-day friction and usually speeds up delivery.

Before signing with any name on this list, ask for two or three live case studies on the chosen platform, talk to the person who will lead the project, and check the agency's profile in the official Framer Experts directory. That's what separates the sales pitch from a verifiable track record.