Framer is an incredible design-and-publish platform. But hosting costs add up fast — especially when you're managing multiple client sites. PullPage exists to solve exactly that: export your Framer site to clean HTML/CSS/JS, self-host it anywhere, and drop the "Made in Framer" watermark entirely.
This review covers what PullPage actually does, how well it works in practice, where it falls short, and whether it's worth it for designers, freelancers, and agencies in 2026.
The Quick Answer
PullPage is the most capable Framer export tool available in 2026. It's purpose-built for Framer, preserves animations, bundles all assets locally, and generates exports in roughly 24 seconds. If you want to self-host a Framer site without paying recurring hosting fees, this is the direct answer.
Here's what you get at a glance:
Export any published Framer site to a static HTML/CSS/JS ZIP
Automatic removal of the "Made in Framer" badge and editor scripts
Framer Motion animations, hover states, and scroll transitions preserved
Full asset bundling: images, fonts, videos, 3D models, audio (paid plans)
GitHub Sync for CI/CD deployment workflows (paid plans)
SEO-ready output with sitemaps and optimized asset rewriting (paid plans)
Support for 100+ page sites and 500+ MB exports (paid plans)
Now let's walk through each of these in detail.
What PullPage Actually Does
The core workflow is three steps:
Design and publish your site in Framer
Paste the published URL into PullPage
Download the ZIP or sync to GitHub, then deploy wherever you want
PullPage's rendering engine is built exclusively for Framer. That distinction matters. Generic site scrapers break Framer's JavaScript-heavy output. PullPage handles Framer's specific architecture — which is why animations survive the export when they don't with other tools.
The output is a fully self-contained static site. Host it on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, or your own server. No Framer dependency, no hosting lock-in.
Key Features Reviewed
Export Speed
PullPage averages 24 seconds per export. Competing tools average around 86 seconds for similar exports. For agencies running frequent updates across multiple client sites, that difference compounds quickly.
Watermark and Script Removal
This works reliably. PullPage strips the "Made in Framer" badge and all Framer editor scripts automatically — no manual editing required. It's one of the most common reasons designers come to PullPage, and it delivers.
Animation Preservation
Framer Motion effects, hover states, and scroll transitions all carry over into the static export. This is where most generic export tools fail. The output keeps the look and feel you designed, not a degraded approximation of it.
Asset Bundling (Paid Plans)
On free exports, assets may still reference Framer's CDN. On paid plans, PullPage bundles everything locally: images, videos, fonts, audio, documents, and 3D models. No broken links, no slow loads from third-party CDNs. This is what makes the export genuinely production-ready.
GitHub Sync (Paid Plans)
Commit exports directly to a GitHub repository and your hosting provider redeploys automatically. For developers maintaining multiple sites, this turns PullPage into a real workflow rather than a one-off download step.
SEO Output (Paid Plans)
PullPage preserves your Framer SEO settings, generates sitemaps, and rewrites assets for optimized load times. Meta titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags configured inside Framer carry over cleanly. For a deeper look at what SEO configuration in Framer involves, this guide on improving SEO for Framer websites covers what to configure before you export.
CMS and Large Site Support (Paid Plans)
PullPage supports full Framer CMS exports — including sites with 100+ pages and 500+ MB of content. Most competing tools cap out much earlier, often around 15 pages or 20 MB. For agencies building content-heavy client sites, that's a meaningful gap.
Pricing and Plans
PullPage offers a free plan for exploring the tool and exporting simpler sites like portfolios. Paid plans — Basic, Pro, and Agency — unlock local asset bundling, SEO output, GitHub Sync, and higher export limits.
The free plan is genuinely useful for testing. You can verify that your site exports correctly, animations work, and the watermark is gone before committing to anything.
For agencies, the value case is direct: one Agency plan covers 20+ client sites, and the hosting savings on Framer's platform typically cover the plan cost within the first month.
Who PullPage Is For
Freelancers and independent designers who want to hand clients a clean, self-hosted site without the Framer watermark or ongoing hosting costs.
Agencies managing multiple client sites who need a repeatable export-and-deploy workflow at scale.
Developers who want to bring Framer's design output into a standard static hosting pipeline with GitHub-based deployments.
Anyone paying Framer's hosting fees who would rather own their infrastructure.
If you're building a quick personal project and don't mind Framer's hosting, PullPage may be more than you need. But if hosting costs or the watermark are friction points, it's the right tool.
Honest Limitations
A few things worth knowing before you commit:
Local asset bundling requires a paid plan. Free exports may still reference Framer's CDN for some assets. A fully self-contained site needs a paid plan.
GitHub Sync and SEO output are paid-only. The free plan is for evaluation, not production workflows.
PullPage exports a snapshot. When you update your Framer site, you need to re-export. GitHub Sync makes this manageable, but it's not an automatic live sync.
Your Framer site must be published. You need a live public URL to generate the export.
None of these are dealbreakers. They're just the honest shape of the product.
PullPage vs. Alternatives in 2026
The main alternatives — NocodeXport, FrameXport, SitedIn, NoCodeExport — aren't purpose-built for Framer. In practice, that means partial animation support, missing local assets, slower exports, and lower page limits.
PullPage's data shows competitors averaging 86 seconds per export versus 24 seconds, and most capping at 15 pages versus PullPage's 100+. The animation preservation gap is the most significant difference for design-heavy Framer sites.
If your site uses Framer Motion effects or complex scroll interactions, the alternatives will likely break them. PullPage won't.
How to Get Started
You can export your Framer site with PullPage starting on the free plan — no credit card required. If you're new to the concept of Framer exports entirely, this overview of how Framer exports work in 2026 is a useful starting point before you begin.
FAQs
Does PullPage work with all Framer sites?
Yes, as long as your Framer site is published and you have the public URL. It works with single-page sites, multi-page sites, and full CMS-driven sites on paid plans.
Does the free plan remove the "Made in Framer" watermark?
Yes. Watermark removal is available on all plans, including free.
Do I need to re-export every time I update my Framer site?
Yes. PullPage exports a static snapshot at the time of export. On paid plans, GitHub Sync automates the redeployment step, which makes updates much faster to push.
Will my Framer animations work after export?
In practice, yes. PullPage's rendering engine captures Framer Motion effects, hover states, and scroll transitions — one of the key areas where it outperforms generic export tools.
Can I host the exported site on my own server?
Yes. The export is a standard HTML/CSS/JS ZIP. Deploy it to Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, or any server that can serve static files.
What's the difference between the free and paid plans?
Free exports work for simple sites but don't include local asset bundling, SEO output, or GitHub Sync. Paid plans — Basic, Pro, Agency — unlock all of those features plus higher page and file size limits.
Is PullPage suitable for agency use?
Yes. The Agency plan supports 20+ client sites and includes GitHub Sync for automated deployment workflows. The plan typically pays for itself within the first month through hosting savings alone.