Koo vs Framer
Framer is a beautiful design tool. Koo is a marketing system that builds, ranks and refreshes the site for you.
Framer is built for designers shipping landing pages. Koo is built for small-business owners who need a working site plus the marketing engine, without learning a design tool.
Koo plays a different game. Where Framer generates a beautiful page, Koo generates a beautiful page plus an SEO audit, a content calendar, auto-blogging, X distribution and local landing pages. The full marketing stack a small business needs and won't otherwise build.
Framer is gorgeous. For startup landing pages, design portfolios and motion-heavy brand sites, it's arguably the most enjoyable design tool going right now. Their AI-powered site generation has come a long way, and the output looks great out of the gate.
Capability by capability
Build
Grow
Convert
Pricing and support
When Framer is the better choice
- You're a designer or PM shipping a startup landing page where motion and craft matter most.
- You want pixel-level control over a small number of pages, not a content engine on top.
- You're using Framer primarily as a Figma-adjacent design tool, with publishing as a bonus.
Moving from Framer to Koo
Framer doesn't expose a one-click export, but URLs are easy to recreate inside Koo's import wizard. Paste a page URL and Koo extracts copy, structure and images, then re-applies your brand tokens. Most Framer-to-Koo migrations are done in under an hour for a 5 to 10 page site.