Notion to Framer CMS sync for client websites

Let clients update your Framer website from Notion without giving them access to Framer.

KnotCMS syncs Notion to Framer CMS for freelancers and agencies. Clients edit in a familiar workspace — you keep Framer for design and development.

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Clients edit content in Notion.

Notion Client edits here
Framer CMS Your site's collection
Live site Not published yet
Frame 1 of 7

Before vs after

Stop becoming your client's content manager.

You do the work, or your client does.

Your week

You become the content middleman

6 manual steps Manual

Without KnotCMS

  1. Client

    Client emails you

  2. You

    You open Framer

  3. You

    You find the CMS item

  4. You

    You update the content

  5. You

    You publish

  6. Again

    Repeat next week

  1. Client

    Client emails you

  2. You

    You open Framer, edit CMS & publish

  3. Again

    Repeat next week

5 of 6 steps land on you — every time content changes.

Client handoff

They edit content. You stay in Framer.

3 steps · automatic Automatic

With KnotCMS

  1. Client

    Client updates Notion

  2. Auto

    KnotCMS syncs Framer CMS

  3. Done

    Website stays updated

No copy-paste · No Framer access · Faster updates

  • No copy-paste
  • No repeated CMS work
  • No Framer access for clients

Why KnotCMS

Hand off content editing, not Framer access

  • Clients edit in Notion No Framer CMS learning curve.
  • You keep Framer private No client seats on your project.
  • One source of truth Notion syncs to Framer automatically.

How it works

Set up once in about 5 minutes

Then every Notion edit syncs to Framer — no Framer account for your client.

  1. Connect Framer
  2. Map Notion fields
  3. Share with client

Interactive demo

Add a row in Notion. Watch it land in Framer.

Edit the table like a client would. Auto-sync does the rest.

Blog posts

Notion · your client edits here

Title Category Date Actions
Design Aug 28
Product Aug 14
Guides Jul 30
News Jul 12
KnotCMS Blog posts

Sync pipeline active

Notion edits reach Framer and go live on their own.

Last sync 2m ago
Items in Framer 4
Auto-sync to Framer
Auto-publish site

Blog posts

Framer CMS · managed by KnotCMS

Title Category Date
Calmer onboarding Design Aug 28
Q3 product update Product Aug 14
A lighter homepage Guides Jul 30
Our new design lead News Jul 12
yourclient.com/blog Live
  • Calmer onboarding
  • Q3 product update
  • A lighter homepage

What you are watching is the real pipeline, replayed in the browser. When a client adds, edits, or deletes a row in the connected Notion database, Notion notifies KnotCMS. KnotCMS waits a few seconds for the edits to settle, then reconciles the Framer CMS collection so it matches Notion: new rows are created, changed rows updated, deleted rows removed. With auto-publish on, the site is published as soon as the collection is current. With it off, synced items wait in Framer CMS as drafts until you publish. Automatic sync and auto-publish are Pro features; on the free plan you run each sync yourself with Sync now.

Like what you see? Start free and connect your own Notion database in about five minutes.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when your client website goes live.

Free

Perfect for trying KnotCMS on your first client website.

Free

  • 1 Project
  • 3 Manual Syncs
  • Up to 50 CMS Items
  • Notion Integration
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FAQ

Common questions

More on setup and billing in the documentation.

Clients only need to edit content. Framer is for designing and managing the site; Notion is simpler for non-technical users. KnotCMS lets everyone use the right tool — without extra Framer collaborators.

No. Framer CMS remains your website's CMS. KnotCMS simply keeps it updated from your Notion database.

No. They only need access to the connected Notion page.

Framer's plugin syncs when someone with editor access opens it inside the Framer editor and clicks sync. KnotCMS runs outside Framer: it syncs Notion changes to Framer CMS on its own servers, optionally publishes the site, and never needs a Framer seat for the client.

Google Sheets support is coming soon. The platform is designed to support additional content sources over time.

Stop updating website content twice.

Design in Framer. Manage content in Notion. Let KnotCMS keep everything in sync.