Framer has no built-in cart or checkout. You add one: a Stripe button, a Shopify connection or a checkout plugin. Here is what each way can do, what it costs and when it fits.
Yes, with help. Framer builds the pages: a shop, product pages and a CMS that holds your products. Taking payment needs a service behind it. The common ways differ in what they cost each month, whether there is a cart, and who keeps your customer and payout data.
One buy button per product opens a Stripe checkout. Free apart from Stripe fees and quick to set up. There is no cart, so customers buy one product at a time. Good for one to three products. How to set it up
Shopify runs products, stock, checkout and shipping; Framer shows the shop. Good for large catalogues and selling on several channels. You pay a Shopify plan and, in most cases, a connector plugin every month.
Made for digital products such as downloads, courses and templates. They usually take care of sales tax for you, in return for a higher fee on every sale.
A real cart on your Framer site and checkout on your own Stripe account. Products come from the Framer CMS. $9.90 per site and month, no commission, test mode free. In private beta.
Running costs for a small shop with a Stripe checkout. Prices of other providers change often, so check them on their own sites.
Choose Shopify when you sell hundreds of products, manage stock across shops and marketplaces, or need its app store. Choose Framer with a Stripe checkout when you sell a small range, around five to fifty products, and the look of the site matters most: you design freely, skip the Shopify plan and get paid straight into your own Stripe account.
Shop, product and cart pages, made for one kind of business each and ready for the checkout plugin.
Prices in USD. EU customers pay their local VAT on top at checkout. Test mode: no real payment. Use card 4242 4242 4242 4242, any future date and CVC.
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Not with a built-in cart or checkout. Framer gives you the pages and the CMS for your products; a plugin or a payment service adds the checkout.
Yes. Stripe Payment Links work for single products. For a cart, use a checkout plugin: with the KSPR checkout plugin customers pay on Stripe Checkout in your own Stripe account.
No. Shopify makes sense for large catalogues and stock across several sales channels. For a small range, a Stripe checkout is enough and saves the Shopify plan.
Not by itself. Our Framer ecommerce templates come with cart pages, and the checkout plugin hands the cart to Stripe.
You do, as the seller. With a Stripe checkout, taxes are set up in your own Stripe account, where Stripe Tax can calculate them for you.
A Framer site plan for your own domain, Stripe fees per sale, and the checkout: with our plugin $9.90 per site and month, no commission.