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What each vendor actually counts

Builders do not count the same thing. Carrd counts sites, not pages. Framer counts designed site pages and CMS items separately. Webflow counts static pages and CMS items separately. systeme.io counts websites, funnels, funnel steps and blogs. Before comparing numbers, check which unit your project will hit. Figures were read on 30 October 2026. [1][2][4][5][7][8]

Platform and planPrice as listedPage capCMS or blog capSite cap
Carrd Pro Lite$9 a yearOne page per site, divided into sectionsNo CMS in the docs3 sites
Carrd Pro Standard$19 a yearOne page per siteNo CMS in the docs10 sites
Framer Basic$10 a month as listed30 site pages2 collections, 1,000 CMS itemsPer-site plan
Framer Pro$30 a month as listed150 pages, then $20 per 100 (700 max)10 collections, 2,500 items, then $20 per 10,000 (40,000 max)Per-site plan
Webflow Basic$15 a month billed yearly300 static pagesNo CMSPer-site plan
Webflow Premium$25 a month billed yearlyEverything in Basic20,000 CMS items, 40 collectionsPer-site plan
systeme.io Startup$17 a monthFunnel steps: 505 blogs5 websites
systeme.io Webinar$47 a monthFunnel steps: 30020 blogs20 websites

Carrd: no page limit because there are no pages

Carrd builds one-page sites. Its sections feature exists to "simulate the effect of having multiple pages on a one-page site". The limit you hit is site slots: Pro Lite and the free Basic plan have 3, Pro Standard 10 and Pro Plus 25, with larger slot packs sold separately (Pro Standard 25, for example, is $39 a year). Drafts, custom templates and archived sites all occupy slots. [1][2][3][6]

We found no blog or CMS article in Carrd's Building documentation, so a site with dozens of separately indexable posts is outside what Carrd is designed for. [3][9]

Framer and Webflow: page caps versus CMS caps

Framer Basic allows 30 site pages, 2 CMS collections and 1,000 CMS items. Pro allows 150 pages, 10 collections and 2,500 items, with paid add-ons up to 700 pages and 40,000 items. Framer says that for some limits it asks you to upgrade, while bandwidth can run over for one month with an email warning. [4]

Webflow's free Starter plan allows 2 static pages and 50 CMS items. Basic raises static pages to 300 but has no CMS. Premium is listed as "Everything in Basic, plus" Webflow CMS, and the CMS comparison table lists 20,000 CMS items and 40 collections for it. [5]

systeme.io: websites, funnels and blogs

systeme.io's published plan data lists Free with 1 website, 3 funnels, 15 funnel steps and 1 blog; Startup with 5 websites, 10 funnels, 50 steps and 5 blogs; Webinar with 20 websites, 50 funnels, 300 steps and 20 blogs; and Unlimited without practical caps. Prices are $0, $17, $47 and $97 a month. The pricing page also lists a blog posts row, but its per-plan values are not quoted here, so confirm the post allowance in your account before migrating a large archive. [7][8]

Worked sizing: a 12-page service site and a 150-post blog

Service site: home, about, contact, 6 service pages, pricing, FAQ and a privacy page, so 12 static pages, no blog. Blog: 150 existing posts plus about 10 static pages, growing by 4 posts a month. [1][4][5][7]

Platform12-page service site150-post blogCap you hit first
CarrdOnly as 12 sections on one page, in 1 slotNot a fit: no CMSOne-page structure
FramerBasic fits (12 of 30 pages)Basic fits on items (150 of 1,000), 2 collections may limit tags or authorsCollections, then pages
WebflowBasic fits (12 of 300); Starter does not (2)Needs Premium for CMS (150 of 20,000)CMS access on Basic
systeme.ioFits within 1 website; check page count in your accountPost allowance not readable on the pricing pageBlogs count and post allowance

Checklist: size your plan before you build

  • Count static pages and CMS items separately, including legal pages and thank-you pages.
  • Count CMS collections too: posts, authors, categories and case studies are often separate collections on Framer and Webflow.
  • Project 24 months of growth: 4 posts a month adds about 96 items.
  • On Carrd, count sites, including drafts and templates, because they all use slots.
  • On systeme.io, count funnel steps if you build landing pages as funnels.
  • Recheck the pricing page on the day you buy; Framer and Webflow both sell add-ons that change these caps.

Questions before you decide

How many pages does Framer Basic allow?

Framer's pricing page lists 30 site pages, 2 CMS collections and 1,000 CMS items on Basic. Pro lists 150 pages, 10 collections and 2,500 CMS items, with paid add-ons beyond that.

Can I run a blog on Webflow Basic?

No. Webflow's pricing table shows no CMS on Basic, which allows 300 static pages. Premium adds Webflow CMS, with 20,000 CMS items and 40 collections listed in its comparison table.

Does Carrd limit pages?

Carrd sites are single pages; sections simulate multiple pages on one page. The cap is site slots: 3 on Pro Lite, 10 on Pro Standard and 25 on Pro Plus, according to Carrd's docs.

What does systeme.io limit instead of pages?

Its plan data caps websites, funnels, funnel steps and blogs: for example Startup lists 5 websites, 10 funnels, 50 funnel steps and 5 blogs at $17 a month.

Sources & verification

Product details and prices can change. Check the linked provider before buying.

  1. Carrd: Pro plans Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  2. Carrd: understanding site slots Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  3. Carrd: using sections Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  4. Framer: pricing Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  5. Webflow: pricing Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  6. Carrd: Pro features overview Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  7. systeme.io: pricing Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  8. systeme.io: published plan data Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  9. Carrd: Building documentation index Accessed 30 Oct 2026

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Website builders

Framer

Consider it for
Consider Framer for a multi-page visual site with CMS collections. The reviewed Basic plan displayed $10 per month on annual billing, with $120 due upfront. Free does not include a custom domain.
Starting cost
Free plan; Basic $10/month displayed on yearly billing ($120/year)
Before you choose
Annual billing requires the full payment upfront. Add-ons and editor seats can add cost.

Checked 13 Sep 2026 · Pricing source

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Webflow

Consider it for
Publish a custom-domain Site on Basic ($15/mo billed yearly, $180/year) without CMS, or a CMS site on Premium ($25/mo billed yearly, $300/year); skip Basic when structured collections are required, and skip Webflow when a compact Carrd Pro Standard page already does the job.
Starting cost
Starter on webflow.io; Basic Site $15/mo billed yearly ($180/year); Premium Site $25/mo billed yearly ($300/year) lists Webflow CMS.
Before you choose
Basic omits CMS. Starter publishes to webflow.io without a custom domain. Ecommerce Site plans are a separate family.

Checked 15 Sep 2026 · Pricing source

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systeme.io

Consider it for
An integrated option for a launch that needs website pages, email follow-up, and course delivery. Evaluate one complete visitor journey before migrating separate tools.
Starting cost
Free starting point; confirm current paid-plan prices and limits
Before you choose
Documentation-based research, not a hands-on delivery benchmark. Check contact and course limits, payment costs, and export options before moving an audience.

Checked 20 Sep 2026 · Pricing source

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Carrd

Consider it for
Publish a compact landing page on Pro Standard ($19/year), which lists custom domains and forms; Pro Lite excludes those features, so skip it when a custom domain or native form is required.
Starting cost
Free start; Pro Standard $19/year
Before you choose
Pro Lite lacks custom domains and forms. Registration and external services may cost extra.

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