Scale client website content management
Every new client site means another Framer CMS to maintain. When updates come through email or Slack, your team opens Framer, finds the right CMS item, edits, publishes, and repeats next week.
With KnotCMS, clients update their own Notion database. The Notion to Framer sync keeps Framer CMS current on its own, so your agency focuses on design, development, and new projects — not routine content edits.
The cost of that editing work is easy to miss because it never appears on an invoice. It arrives unscheduled, interrupts billable design time, and scales linearly with every site you keep live.
Safer handoffs for Framer agency work
Giving clients Framer access creates risk: accidental layout changes, broken components, and support calls about a tool they never needed. Notion is a simpler editing experience for non-technical stakeholders, which is the case for handling client content management outside Framer entirely.
Share a Notion page per project. KnotCMS keeps each Framer website updated without adding unnecessary Framer collaborators — and synced changes arrive as drafts, so your team still approves anything before it goes live.
Framer's own on-page editing solves part of this by letting clients edit the live site, but each of them needs a content editor seat in your project. See how KnotCMS compares to Framer's Notion plugin and on-page editing before you decide per client.
Pricing that fits agency project volume
Start free on a pilot client website. Upgrade to Pro at $9 per Framer project per month when you need automatic sync and optional auto-publish for active client sites.
Because billing is per project rather than per seat, cost tracks the number of sites you actively maintain — not the number of people at the agency or the number of client stakeholders who need to edit.
Common questions
Can we run KnotCMS across several client projects at once?
Yes. Each Framer project connects to its own Notion database, and Pro is billed per project, so you add sites as you take them on rather than paying for a fixed tier.
Do our clients need Framer seats?
No. Clients only need access to the Notion page you share with them. That removes both the per-seat cost and the risk of a stakeholder changing something in the Framer project.
Can our team still review changes before they go live?
Yes. Synced updates land in Framer CMS as drafts by default, so someone on your team publishes them. Auto-publish is available per project if a particular site does not need that review step.
