Site
Leave Framer. Keep the editor.
AI builds your pages in code, faster than anyone designs them by hand. Echo gives your team the part code is missing: a CMS, pages, SEO, redirects and a cookie banner that work like Framer's, on a site you own.
Your site stays in your GitHub repo and keeps running if you ever leave.
Why teams switch
The best of Framer, without the canvas.
Framer made websites a marketing job. Its limit is the same thing that made it easy: every page is drawn by hand in a visual editor.
- Drawing pages by hand is slowEvery section is placed, sized and checked at three breakpoints, the way you'd design in Figma. A new landing page takes days.
- AI writes code, not canvasesClaude, Cursor and ChatGPT build a complete page in code from a sentence and a screenshot. They can't draw on Framer's canvas.
- Code needs an interfaceA site in code has no buttons. Your marketing team still needs to change a blog post, a title or a redirect without opening a code editor.
CMS
A CMS that looks like the one you know.
Collections and items, the fields you set up in Framer (text, rich text, images, links, dates, options, references) and a status for drafts. Edit an item, see it on the page, publish when it's ready.
- Every collection of the site, with its items in a table
- Fields in every language the site has
- Drafts stay in Echo until someone with the Publish right publishes
- Each Publish is one commit to your repo, with Undo
Páginas
Every page, its SEO and its text.
The page tree with each page's title, description and social image, and the CMS pages each collection makes. The pencil on your live site edits a page's text where you read it.
- Title, description and social image per page
- Edit text on the live page with the pencil
- Pages AI and search can't read, flagged next to the page
Acompanhamento
The cookie banner, without another tool.
A small banner in your colours where rejecting is as easy as accepting. Nothing loads before a choice, Google gets consent mode v2 signals, and the tags it guards are set in the same place: Echo's own tag, Google Analytics and Tag Manager.
- Nothing loads before the visitor chooses
- Your colours, your language, your corner
- Analytics IDs and tags in one place
- Visits from AI assistants counted next to the rest
How it runs
Your code, your repo, Echo's buttons.
Nothing is locked into Echo. The site is a normal Astro site on Cloudflare; Echo changes its content files and nothing else.
- AI or a developer builds the site in code (Astro), in a GitHub repo your company owns.
- Connect the repo to Echo through Echo's GitHub app. It can read and write the repo's contents, nothing else.
- Your team edits pages, CMS items, redirects and settings in Echo, each person with their own rights.
- Publish makes one commit with the editor's name, and the site's own Cloudflare build puts it live.
- Design and layout stay code: change them with any AI tool, and Echo's CMS picks up new fields by itself.
Framer, code, or both
What you keep and what you gain.
| O quê | Framer | Custom code alone | Custom code with Echo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build a new page | By hand on the canvas | AI writes it in minutes | AI writes it in minutes |
| Edit a blog post or a CMS item | Visual CMS | Edit a file in code | Visual CMS |
| Titles, descriptions, social images | Page settings | In code | Per page in Echo |
| Redirects, robots.txt, llms.txt | Site settings | In code | No Echo |
| Cookie banner and analytics | Add-on or custom code | Another tool | Built in |
| Who owns the site | Hosted by Framer | Você | You, in your repo |
| Control over HTML, schema and speed | Limited to what Framer outputs | Full | Full |
| See and improve how AI answers name you | Não | Não | Echo's Marketing tab |
- Build a new page
FramerBy hand on the canvas
Custom code aloneAI writes it in minutes
Custom code with EchoAI writes it in minutes
- Edit a blog post or a CMS item
FramerVisual CMS
Custom code aloneEdit a file in code
Custom code with EchoVisual CMS
- Titles, descriptions, social images
FramerPage settings
Custom code aloneIn code
Custom code with EchoPer page in Echo
- Redirects, robots.txt, llms.txt
FramerSite settings
Custom code aloneIn code
Custom code with EchoNo Echo
- Cookie banner and analytics
FramerAdd-on or custom code
Custom code aloneAnother tool
Custom code with EchoBuilt in
- Who owns the site
FramerHosted by Framer
Custom code aloneVocê
Custom code with EchoYou, in your repo
- Control over HTML, schema and speed
FramerLimited to what Framer outputs
Custom code aloneFull
Custom code with EchoFull
- See and improve how AI answers name you
FramerNão
Custom code aloneNão
Custom code with EchoEcho's Marketing tab
Site settings
And the settings you'd look for in Framer.
Used now and then, so they sit lower in the sidebar. They're all there.
- RedirectsOld addresses to new ones, so links and rankings survive the move.
- Filesrobots.txt, llms.txt and other files your site serves, edited in place.
- Código personalizadoScripts and tags in the head or at the end of the page, for the whole site.
- Site settingsSite title, languages, description, favicon, social image and Apple touch icon.
- People and rightsContent, SEO, Publish and Admin rights per person; a site always keeps two admins.
- Publish historyEvery Publish with who made it and what changed, and Undo as a new commit.
- Edit with Claude or ChatGPTEcho's connector lets an AI assistant change content with your rights; publishing stays your click.
- Sitemap and AI crawlersEvery page with its AI citations and issues, and which AI bots read it.
Built into Echo
The editor that knows what AI says about you.
Echo's Marketing tab tracks how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google's AI Overviews answer your buyers. When it finds a wrong figure or a page AI can't read, Fix this puts the corrected sentence into your site's content as a draft, ready to publish.
FAQ
Questions.
Can I export my Framer site to code?
Not as a codebase you can host and edit on your own. Teams rebuild the design in code, usually with an AI tool working from screenshots of each page, and move the CMS content over collection by collection. Allsite Studio can do the move for you.
Why move from Framer to custom code at all?
AI tools build pages in code far faster than anyone draws them on a canvas, and code gives full control over the HTML, structured data, speed and hosting. What teams miss after the move is the visual editor for everyday changes. Echo is that editor.
Do I need a developer to run the site?
Not for everyday work: blog posts, CMS items, page titles, redirects and settings are changed in Echo. Changes to the design or the layout are code, made with an AI tool such as Claude or Cursor, by a developer, or by Allsite Studio.
Which websites does Echo's CMS work with?
Astro sites in a GitHub repo that use the Allsite CMS content format, deployed on Cloudflare. It's set up as part of the move from Framer; Echo connects to the repo through its GitHub app. Framer, Webflow and WordPress sites connect to Echo's Marketing tab instead.
Who owns the website?
Your company. The code and the content stay in your GitHub repo and your Cloudflare account. Echo keeps only the connection, the rights and unpublished drafts. If you stop using Echo, the site keeps running and only editing in Echo stops.
What happens when someone clicks Publish?
Echo makes one commit with the changed content files, named after the person who published. Cloudflare's build for the site deploys it. Undo is a new commit that puts the earlier files back.
Can several people edit the site?
Yes. Each person gets their own rights for the site: Content (CMS and page text), SEO (pages, redirects, files), Publish and Admin. Someone with Content only can write drafts but can't publish or open the settings.
Does it have a cookie banner?
Yes. Echo's cookie banner asks visitors before any tag loads, rejecting is as easy as accepting, and Google gets consent mode v2 signals. The tags it guards (Echo's tag, Google Analytics, Tag Manager) are set up in the same place.
Keep the editor. Lose the canvas.
Start with Echo for free, or have Allsite Studio move your Framer site to code with the CMS set up.