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A site the whole team can run

Webflow and Framer give designers pixel-level control of a marketing site, billed per site and per editor seat. FasterOS gives every team a site from a theme it can fine-tune, with forms that price as people type, records, bookings, a store, live chat and agents behind it, and no per-editor seats.

• No editor seats Builders are $5 a month, everyone else $1, for the site and everything else.
• Forms that work Live pricing, steps and logic, with every answer a record.
• Move in a step Enter your site’s address; its menu, pages and pictures come across.
• The business behind it Bookings, a store, a support desk, chat and agents, built in.

What's different underneath

Design control, or a team that can run it

Webflow and Framer are design tools that publish: a free canvas, classes or components, interactions and animation. That’s their strength, and it usually means a designer owns the site.

FasterOS generates a theme from a few choices (style, palette, shadow, corners) and lets you fine-tune every part of it, from typography to how it scales from phone to desktop. Anyone on the team can change a page, a form or a price, without a designer.

Priced per site and per editor

Webflow site plans run $15 to $25 a month after its May 2026 change, with workspace seats from $19 a seat on top. Framer is $10 to $30 a site a month, plus $20 a month for each editor ($10 for content-only editors).

$5 a month for each person who builds and $1 for each team member, for the site and everything behind it, with hosting by use. Visitors are free, and a second site costs only its own hosting.

Forms that do the work

Native forms collect fields and send them on. Calculations, conditional steps or acting on what people send need custom code or another service.

Forms price as people type, show and hide fields, and run in steps, and every answer becomes a record your team can report on, edit and hand to an agent.

More than a marketing site

Bookings, a store (Webflow has its own ecommerce plans), a support desk, live chat and the team’s own tools come from apps and integrations.

Bookings, a store, live chat, a support desk, reviews and agents sit behind the site, with the team’s chat, docs and sheets in the same place.

Side by side

What it takes, and where each one comes from.

Run the same bakery site

A bakery wants a good-looking site its staff can update, an order form that prices a custom cake, tasting bookings, and a report of every order. Here’s what each takes.

FasterOS: 6 steps, nothing to install

1. Create your team and invite the staff1:34 how-to
2. Move your current site in, by its address
3. Generate a theme from a few choices, and fine-tune it
4. Build the cake order form and make it price as people choose1:45 how-to
5. Turn its orders into a report1:49 how-to
6. Add tasting bookings: set your hours once

Three are shown start to finish in narrated how-tos. About 5 minutes of video in all.

Webflow or Framer: design, then connect

1. Design the site, or pay a designer to
2. Buy a site plan, and a seat for each person who edits
3. Add a form, then code or an outside form service for the pricing
4. Connect a booking tool and embed it
5. Send form submissions to a spreadsheet or database to report on them

If the look and the motion are the product, a design tool is worth it. If the site has to take orders and bookings and be run by the team, FasterOS does more with less.

Your first year, priced

Our own published prices, and theirs as published or benchmarked. Change anything to match your quotes.

Each of these is one tool for one job, with its own bill. FasterOS is a platform: the first solution pays for your team’s seats, and every one after it (a site, a store, a support desk, agents) adds only its hosting and any add-on.

Beyond a beautiful site

What a design tool leaves to code and other services, FasterOS does itself.

Your first year with each

Webflow and Framer

• Pay for each site plan, and a seat for each editor
• Wait on the designer for changes past the content
• Connect form, booking and reporting tools, each billed

FasterOS

• Anyone on the team updates pages, forms and prices
• One bill for the site and the business behind it
• Orders, bookings and requests already where you report on them

When Webflow or Framer is the better fit

• A design-led marketing site where every pixel, interaction and animation is the point.
• An agency or designer building sites for clients, with a design system to match.
• A launch page whose only job is to look stunning, with no orders, bookings or data behind it.

Questions

Sources, as published in 2026: Webflow: simplified plans and updated pricing, 2026 (Basic $15, Premium $25 a month billed yearly); Webflow pricing in 2026: site plans and workspace seats; Framer pricing (Basic $10, Pro $30 a site a month billed yearly; editors $20).