Framer
Basic site plan
Flat price, whole team$10.00
× 12 months$120.00
Per year
$1.00 per person / mo
$120
Extra editors $20 a month each
Framer vs Justinmind
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Framer
79%
match · $120/yr
Justinmind
33%
match · $2,280/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
Justinmind
Entry plan
$19.00 × 10 seats$190.00
× 12 months$2,280.00
Per year
$19.00 per person / mo
$2,280
Framer
From $10Free plan
G2 4.5 · 145 reviewsDesigners prototyping websites and landing pages who want the prototype to become the live site, with polished motion and real responsive behavior.
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Justinmind
From $19Free plan
G2 4.0 · 55 reviewsTeams that prototype form-heavy web and mobile apps, and analysts who need requirements and Jira links next to their prototypes.
Side by side
 Framer | Justinmind | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free; site plans from $10/month (yearly) | Free; paid from $19/editor/month |
| G2 Rating | 4.5 (145 reviews) | 4.0 (55 reviews) |
| Best For | Designers prototyping websites and landing pages who want the prototype to become the live site, with polished motion and real responsive behavior. | Teams that prototype form-heavy web and mobile apps, and analysts who need requirements and Jira links next to their prototypes. |
Pros and cons
Framer
Pros
- The prototype is the shipped site, so nothing is lost in handoff
- Excellent motion and scroll animation tools
- Test on any device by opening a link
- Free plan lets you publish and share for free
Cons
- Built for websites, not native mobile app flows
- Conditional logic and app state usually need React code
- Pricing is per site plus $20 per extra editor, which adds up for teams
- Not a wireframing tool for low-fidelity exploration
Justinmind
Pros
- Real form fields and conditions make data-entry flows easy to test
- Covers low-fi wireframes through high-fi prototypes
- Perpetual license option, rare in this category
- Free plan with unlimited screens
Cons
- Free plan is limited to one project
- Interface feels older than Figma or Framer
- User testing integrations need the $29 Professional plan
- Smaller community and fewer learning resources
Emily Rodriguez