Proofly Forms
vs FramerForms
The most direct comparison. Both target Framer designers, both ship as Framer plugins. The differences are in workspace scope and roadmap. Here's the honest version.
Both are Framer-native form tools
Designed by people who ship in Framer. Both insert hosted components or work natively against Framer's form. Pick on workspace fit, not feature spreadsheet.
Pick FramerForms if…
You only need forms
Forms are your single use-case. You don't care about page-locking, dark mode, or React export - just forms, shipping fast.
You're already on their workflow
Switching cost is real. If you have working FramerForms forms today, the bar to switch should be clear value, not novelty.
You want a focused product
Single-product teams sometimes ship form-specific features faster than a multi-product workspace. Trade-off: less integration with other tools.
Pick Proofly Forms if…
You use other Framer tools
Already on PageLock, React Export, or ThemeShift? Same dashboard, same login, same Stripe customer record, one invoice. The Proofly Pro bundle saves over individual plans.
You want forms + everything else
Forms inside a workspace that also handles password protection, React export, and dark-mode toggles. One contract, one bill, one team to email when something breaks.
You value the webhook inbox today
Proofly Forms ships a working webhook inbox today - point any Framer form at it, submissions land in your dashboard, and the drag-and-drop builder covers new forms.
You want a clear pricing model
A flat monthly price for the Inbox, with a free tier to start. Bundle pricing if you add more Proofly products. No per-form, per-response, or per-seat surprises.
The honest answer
If forms are your only Proofly use-case, FramerForms is the more focused product - try both, pick the workflow that fits. If you're using or considering any other Framer tool (PageLock, React Export, ThemeShift), Proofly Forms wins by being in the same workspace.
Feature by feature
Common questions
What is the main difference between Proofly Forms and FramerForms?
Both are Framer-native form tools. Proofly Forms is part of the wider Proofly suite, so one account also covers PageLock, React Export, MCP, and ThemeShift, and submissions land in the same dashboard through the webhook inbox.
Do I need other Proofly plugins to use Proofly Forms?
No. Proofly Forms works on its own. The suite is a bonus if you later need password protection, React export, or dark mode on the same site.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. Basic webhook usage is free up to a submission threshold. See the pricing page for live plans and prices.
Can I try Proofly Forms without committing?
Yes. Create a free account, point one existing Framer form at your webhook URL, and watch submissions arrive in the dashboard. It costs nothing up to the free submission threshold, changes nothing about your form design, and you can remove the webhook at any time. That makes a side-by-side trial against any other form tool a ten-minute experiment.
How to decide
Two Framer-native tools this close come down to workspace and roadmap. If forms are the only thing you need and you want a visual builder today, FramerForms is a focused product that does that one job. If your Framer site also needs password protection, React export, AI automation, or dark mode at some point, Proofly Forms means one account and one dashboard for all of it: submissions arrive in the same place you manage PageLock users, and the drag-and-drop builder ships into the plan you already have. Getting started costs nothing: point an existing Framer form at your webhook URL from the dashboard and submissions start landing immediately, free up to a submission threshold, with live plans on the pricing page.
One Workspace in Practice
The suite argument is abstract until you run a real site on it, so here is the concrete version. A portfolio site with a contact form and a gated client area needs two tools: form capture and password protection. With Proofly, both live under one account: the contact form points at your Forms webhook URL, the client pages sit behind PageLock, and both are managed from the same dashboard you log into once.
That coupling keeps paying as the site grows. Add dark mode with ThemeShift, hand a developer clean React components with React Export, or let an AI assistant restructure pages through MCP, all without creating another account or learning another billing portal.
If none of that applies to you and forms are genuinely the whole job, weigh FramerForms on its own merits: it is Framer-native too, and it is a focused single-product tool. The comparison table above is the honest scorecard; pick the row that describes your site. And since both tools have free entry points, trying each against your real form for a week costs nothing but the setup minutes.
Related reading
See the Proofly Forms product page for features and pricing, or see how it stacks up against an embedded builder in Proofly Forms vs Tally.