Feature Requests

I'd love to see built-in support for showing different content based on a visitor's location using IP detection. Use case: I want to display location-specific content on my pricing page like framer does on their pricing page — different prices, currencies, or offers depending on where the visitor is located (e.g., USD pricing for US visitors, EUR for Europe, etc.). Current limitations: Right now, achieving this requires custom code, third-party APIs, and a lot of workarounds. It's not straightforward and can be tricky to implement reliably within Framer. Proposed solution: Native geolocation condition that detects visitor location Ability to set visibility rules like "Show this section if visitor is in [Country/Region]" Built-in support for common use cases like currency/pricing localization Why this would help: Essential for sites with international audiences Enables personalized experiences without complex custom code Keeps everything manageable within Framer's no-code/low-code environment This would be a game-changer for anyone building sites that serve a global audience.

Zapier “Catch Hook” is locked behind paid Zapier plans. That means a lot of our clients can’t set up basic form automations on a free Zapier plan, and they end up paying just to route a Framer form submission somewhere (CRM, email list, Slack, Notion, Sheets, etc.). For a product at Framer’s size and scale, Zapier is a very common integration expectation. A native Zapier app / integration would remove the “paywall to integrate” problem and make Framer Forms dramatically more useful for client work.

Problem / current behavior One of our components renders an <iframe> and listens for postMessage events from the iframe. When a message is received and validated, we redirect the user to a Framer page whose pathname comes from the message. Today the only reliable option is: window.location.href = newLink; This triggers a full page reload which loses SPA benefits because of the visible refresh and slower navigation. Goal Allow code components to trigger navigation through the Framer router (similar to useNavigate() in React Router), so navigation happens without a full reload and behaves like other internal Framer links.

Hi guys! I recently started selling some merch, and since I fell totally in love with Framer after building my portfolio ( www.jonasleupe.com ), I kinda-hacked myself a webshop inside Framer by using Stripe's payment links: www.hallogoeiendag.be . And that's actually the point of this post — I'd love some good old stripe integration where I could have a shopping cart e-commerce system running inside Framer. It would make life so much easier.

Just as team feedback. I think having the custom code inside each URL’s settings was better, it was more convenient and easier to access and work with. Having it the way it was before made things simpler, because now we can only see an endless list of custom codes, which makes working with them much more cumbersome.

Minimize / Hide Plugins so they can be reopened with the exact same state later.

Add zapier integrations and form automations like when a form is summited it sents a email to that person and add more cms in the basic plan and the pro at least 100 - 150

Visualize where users click/tap on a published site Show scroll depth across all breakpoints Display interaction hotspots

Preserve color overrides across locales. Currently, when a text element has a color override applied, switching locales reverts it to the base style color. It would be helpful if overrides remained consistent across all locales.