SitedIn vs FrameXport: Framer Export Tool Showdown 2026

Q: Is SitedIn.io better than FrameXport for Framer exports?

Export quality is identical (same backend). SitedIn covers 15 platforms; FrameXport is Framer-only. Pick by use case.

Q: Can I use my FrameXport licence on SitedIn?

Yes — sign in with the same email. Lifetime licences are cross-brand by design.

Q: What if my Framer site has CMS pages?

Both tools handle pre-rendered CMS pages cleanly. Live CMS reads need re-implementation either way.

Looking for a Framer export tool and torn between SitedIn.io and FrameXport.io? Both sit in the same niche — free Framer-to-HTML conversion — but they're positioned for different users. SitedIn is a multi-platform exporter (Framer + Webflow + Wix + 12 tool platforms), FrameXport is Framer-only and laser-focused on that one job.

This is the head-to-head: pricing, output, free tier, supported platforms, billing flow. Run through it once and you'll know which one to bookmark.

Quick verdict

If you only export Framer sites and you want a clean, Framer-specific UI, FrameXport is the right choice — every screen and copy line is tuned for Framer.

If you might also export Webflow, Wix, Carrd, Softr, Tilda, Notion, or any other no-code platform, SitedIn.io covers all 15 with one account and one licence.

SitedIn vs FrameXport at a glance

Criterion	SitedIn.io	FrameXport.io
Specialisation	15 platforms (multi-platform exporter)	Framer only (single-platform)
Free tier	Single-page exports forever, no account	Single-page exports forever, requires Google sign-in for email delivery
Single Site licence	120€/year	$89 one-time
Lifetime licence	197€	$197
Cross-brand licence	Yes — works on FrameXport too	Yes — works on SitedIn too
Mac desktop app	Included with Lifetime	Included with Lifetime
Best for	Designers with mixed no-code stack	Pure Framer users

Where they're identical

Behind the curtain, both tools call the same upstream Framer export engine. That means:

Same output quality — HTML/CSS/assets are byte-equivalent on the same input URL.
Same supported Framer features — CMS pages, interactions, custom fonts, video embeds.
Same export speed — sub-30s for typical 10-page sites.
Same watermark removal — the "Made in Framer" badge is stripped on both.

Where they diverge

SitedIn.io

Sitedin treats Framer as one of 15 supported platforms. The home page funnels you to /framer, /webflow, /wix, or /tools for the long tail (Carrd, Softr, Tilda, Notion, etc.). The pricing is per-year for Single Site, per-lifetime for unlimited.

Sub-tools we cover: framer to html, download framer website, framer website downloader, how to export framer code — and the same intent grid mirrored for Webflow and Wix.

FrameXport.io

FrameXport's single-platform focus shows up in the UI: Framer-specific URL placeholder, Framer-specific FAQ, no platform-switcher. The single-export SKU is one-time $89 (cheaper than Sitedin's 120€/y if you only need it for one site, one time).

Pricing math — when each one is cheaper

1 Framer site, one-time export → FrameXport's $89 one-time wins (vs. SitedIn's 120€/y).
Multiple Framer sites or recurring exports → SitedIn's Lifetime 197€ wins long-term.
You also need Webflow/Wix exports → SitedIn is the only one that covers them.
Pure Framer agency, recurring → either Lifetime tier (both $197) covers it, pick the UI you prefer.

Honest take: which to pick

Pick FrameXport if Framer is your only stack and you want a focused, Framer-tuned interface — and you want the cheapest possible single-site SKU ($89 one-time).

Pick SitedIn.io if you ever touch Webflow, Wix, or any of the long-tail no-code tools — one licence covers all 15. You can also use SitedIn for Framer alone; the engine is the same.

The licence is shared

Important: a Lifetime licence on either site works on both, plus NocodeXport. They're all powered by the same Stripe account and the same checkout backend (buy.sitedin.io and buy.framexport.io proxy to the same storefront Worker). Buy once, use everywhere.

FAQ — SitedIn vs FrameXport

Is SitedIn.io better than FrameXport for Framer exports?

The export quality is identical (same backend). SitedIn is "better" only if you also need other platforms; for pure Framer, both work equally well.

Can I use my FrameXport licence on SitedIn?

Yes. Sign in with the email you used at FrameXport checkout — your purchases appear automatically on /account.

Why does SitedIn cost 120€/year while FrameXport is $89 one-time?

Sitedin's Single Site tier is a yearly subscription so it can keep unlimited exports for that site. FrameXport's $89 one-time is for one export — not unlimited for a year. Different billing models, different value math.

Are there other Framer export tools?

Yes — see our top 5 Framer website export solutions for the full landscape.

What if my Framer site has CMS pages?

Both tools handle pre-rendered CMS pages cleanly. CMS data fetched client-side after page load won't survive — use full-site mode and the crawler will snapshot each rendered detail page.

Bottom line

FrameXport is the focused single-platform tool. SitedIn is the multi-platform Swiss Army knife. Both are great. Try SitedIn for free on a Framer URL right now — if you like it, see our pricing; if you want a Framer-only UI, FrameXport.io is exactly that.