The short answer
A custom Framer website of up to 5 pages takes 2 to 3 weeks: about a week to plan and design the key screens, then one to two weeks to build, test and launch. A site of 10 to 20 pages with a blog or case studies takes 4 to 6 weeks. Content that is ready on day one is the biggest time saver.
What happens in each week?
- Days 1 to 3: a call about your business, the sitemap and the page plan
- Days 3 to 7: design of the home page and the key page types, with your feedback
- Week 2: the build in Framer, the CMS set up and motion
- Week 3: testing on phones and browsers, search settings, launch and a recorded walkthrough
What makes a Framer project take longer?
- Content that arrives late: words and photos are the most common cause of delay
- More page types: each new layout is designed and built once
- Rich motion: scroll effects need design and testing on every screen size
- More languages: each one is set up and checked by hand
- Slow feedback: one review round a week keeps the plan on track
Can a Framer site go live faster?
Yes. With final content ready and one decision maker, a small site can launch in about 10 working days. Tell us the date on the first call and we plan the scope around it.
How long does a Framer website take at Enthros?
Two to three weeks for up to 5 pages, from $350, with custom design, CMS set up and launch. Larger sites come with a week by week plan before we start.
Planning one?
Framer websites at Enthros start from $350 and take 2 to 3 weeks.
