Figma Sites Paid

Figma Sites turns a Figma frame into a published responsive website, complete with breakpoints, animations, a simple CMS and custom domains. It is available on paid Figma plans (Professional at $16/editor/month and up), and sits next to Figma Make and Figma Buzz in the 2026 product line.

What is Figma Sites?

For years the workflow was: design in Figma, hand the file to a developer, wait. Sites skips the handoff for landing pages and marketing sites. You keep designing in your normal Figma canvas, then flip the file into publishable mode.

It is a real competitor to Framer and Webflow rather than a plugin. Breakpoints, scroll animations and a CMS collection all live inside Figma now, which means a designer can ship without touching a repo.

Figma Sites Features

• Publish from the canvas with responsive breakpoints per frame.
• Built-in animations — scroll, hover and page transitions without code.
• CMS collections for blog posts or product lists.
• Custom domains and SSL on paid plans.
• Password protection for client previews.
• Shared component library so design and site stay in sync.

Product Highlights

The pricing trap is seats. Sites is bundled with Figma’s paid plans, which charge per editor. A five-person design team already on Professional gets Sites for free in practice; a solo freelancer comparing against Framer’s $5 starter has to weigh the whole Figma bill.

Depth is the limitation. For a marketing site or portfolio it is plenty. For a store with complex logic, user accounts or heavy integrations, you will hit the edge and reach for real code. There is no server-side rendering story for developers.

Performance depends on how you built the file. Pasting dozens of high-resolution images into a frame produces a slow site; Sites does compress and serve them, but a designer used to freeform layouts can still ship something heavy without noticing.

Who Should Use Figma Sites?

Ideal for designers and small studios already in Figma who want to own the last mile. Not for developers who prefer code-first frameworks, and not for anyone who needs e-commerce with inventory and payments out of the box.

Figma Sites Use Cases

• Publishing a portfolio without leaving the design tool.
• Shipping a product landing page that matches the Figma mockup exactly.
• Building a small marketing site with a CMS-driven blog.
• Giving clients a password-protected staging link.
• Keeping a design system and its live site in one file.

Quick Summary

• Figma Sites publishes websites directly from a Figma file.
• It competes with Framer and Webflow, not with Figma plugins.
• Included on paid Figma plans; seats are charged per editor.
• Strong for marketing sites, thin for complex apps and stores.
• Site speed depends on how image-heavy the source file is.