How to remove the “Made in Framer” badge
Framer removes the “Made in Framer” badge when a site is on a paid site plan or has a custom domain connected, and connecting a custom domain itself needs a paid plan. So the way Framer documents is a paid site plan (Basic is the cheapest), followed by republishing the site. The other route is to move the site off Framer hosting: FNJ converts the published site into code you host yourself and removes the badge from the exported pages. That conversion needs a paid FNJ plan too.
What Framer says
Framer's help article on the badge says it “will automatically disappear once you connect a custom domain or upgrade your site to a paid subscription,” and that “you must republish your site after upgrading or connecting a custom domain for the badge to be removed.” If you have upgraded and still see the badge, click Update in Framer to republish.
A free framer.websitesubdomain doesn't count as a custom domain here: it is part of the free plan, and Framer's pricing FAQsays “to connect a custom domain, you'll need to upgrade to a paid plan.”
Which Framer plans remove the badge
| Plan | “Made in Framer” badge | Custom domain | Billed yearly | Billed monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Shown | No (free Framer subdomain only) | $0 | $0 |
| Basic | Removed, after you republish | Yes | $10 a month | $15 a month |
| Pro | Removed, after you republish | Yes | $30 a month | $45 a month |
| Enterprise | Removed (a paid plan) | Yes | Custom | Custom |
Prices as shown on framer.com/pricing in US dollars on 6 November 2026, before sales tax. Yearly plans are billed upfront, so Basic is $120 a year. Framer's yearly plans also include the first year of a custom domain at no charge, and Framer's refund window is 7 days from purchase (14 days in the EU and Turkey).
Your options compared
| Method | Supported by Framer? | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upgrade to a paid Framer site plan | Yes, the documented way | From $10 a month, billed yearly | Keeps Framer's editor and hosting. Republish after upgrading. |
| Hide it with custom code on a free site | No | Not applicable | Not an official method. Framer's termsbar removing “any proprietary notices or labels” (they don't name the badge), and the badge is placed by Framer's own code, which Framer can change at any time. |
| Move the site off Framer (convert it with FNJ) | Not addressed by Framer | A paid FNJ plan (pricing), plus your hosting | The badge is removed from the exported pages. You host the code yourself; Framer's runtime and fonts still load from Framer's CDN. |
The export route in practice
Paste your published URL into the Framer to HTML converter, the Next.js converter or the Astro converter. During conversion the badge element is removed from every page, images are copied into the project as WebP, and canonical tags that pointed at your Framer address are pointed at the deployed site. Deploy the result to your own Cloudflare or Vercel account, or download it, then point your domain at it.
Two things to know before choosing this route. The exported pages still load Framer's runtime (which runs animations and interactions) and its fonts from Framer's CDN. And hosting has its own terms: static HTML fits within free static tiers such as Cloudflare's, while Vercel's free Hobby plan is for personal, non-commercial use only. The self-hosting guide walks through the move.
Checked against Framer's pricing page, help center and terms on 6 November 2026.
FAQ
Can I remove the Made in Framer badge for free?
Not on Framer hosting. Framer's help center lists two ways, a paid site plan or a connected custom domain, and connecting a custom domain needs a paid plan. Moving the site off Framer also removes it, but converting it with FNJ needs a paid FNJ plan.
Which Framer plan removes the badge?
Any paid site plan. As of November 2026 the cheapest is Basic, at $10 a month billed yearly or $15 billed monthly, before tax. Republish the site after upgrading, or the badge stays.
Does a free framer.website domain remove the badge?
No. A framer.website subdomain is part of the free plan, and free-plan sites show the badge. Framer removes it only for a paid site plan or a connected custom domain, and custom domains need a paid plan.
Will the badge come back if I cancel my Framer plan?
Framer says plan benefits stay active until the end of the current billing cycle, and it lists publishing without Framer branding as a paid-plan benefit. So expect the badge to return once the paid term ends, although Framer's help center doesn't say so in those words.
Does FNJ remove the badge when it converts a site?
Yes. The converter removes the badge element from every exported page. The exported site still loads Framer's runtime and fonts from Framer's CDN, and converting needs a paid FNJ plan.
Is it allowed to remove the badge from an exported copy of my site?
Framer's terms don't mention the badge or exported copies. They say you keep “full ownership” of your content, and they also bar removing “any proprietary notices or labels”. Framer hasn't said how those clauses apply to exporting your own published site, so if it matters for your business, ask Framer before relying on it.
Convert your Framer site
Example: https://your-site.framer.website