The best ecommerce plugin for Framer
Most Framer commerce plugins do one narrow thing — a buy button, a Stripe-only cart, a login gate. Only one runs a full store. Here's each option with its pros, cons, and estimated cost, so you can match the tool to the job.
The options
Foxy Commerce
A full standalone store on Framer
The only option here that's a complete checkout rather than a single feature — it covers what the other four do individually, in one plugin, without tying you to Shopify or a single processor.
Pros
- Subscriptions
- Recurring donations
- Digital delivery
- 100+ payment gateways
- Customer self-service portal
- Taxes & shipping
- Your own payment stack
Cons
- Cost — it's a full platform, so more to set up than a buy button
- Lots of features you may not use
Free plugin · Foxy from $35/mo
Framer Commerce
A Shopify catalog, on Framer
A polished way to render an existing Shopify store inside Framer. Strong at that specific job — but only that job.
Pros
- 40+ Shopify components
- Product sync
- Markets localization
- Analytics
Cons
- Needs a paid Shopify plan underneath
- Subscriptions only via a Shopify app
- Shopify Payments only
- Shopify system lock-in
Free–$52/mo · plus a Shopify plan
StripeKit
One-off buy buttons
Generates Stripe checkout buttons and Payment Links on the canvas. Fine for selling a few items; it isn't a storefront.
Pros
- Free
- Instant
- No backend
Cons
- Buttons, not a cart or store
- Stripe-only
- No subscriptions, accounts, or digital delivery
Free · Stripe fees only
Frameshop
A basic Stripe store
A simple cart with products managed in Framer's CMS. Workable for a small catalog, with gaps you'll hit quickly.
Pros
- Free to start
- Unlimited products
- Real cart + stock management
Cons
- Expensive for what you get
- 2% Frameshop fee on top of Stripe
- Stripe-only
- No subscriptions
- Accounts & order history still "coming soon"
Free plugin · 2% per sale + Stripe fees
FrameAuth
Membership & gated content
An auth and content-gating tool — for selling access to premium content, not for running a product catalog.
Pros
- Real member accounts (OAuth/OTP)
- Content gating
- Custom fields
- 0% commission
Cons
- Not a store
- Paid-only, and just 3 products on the $19.99 tier
- Stripe or Lemon Squeezy only
$19.99–$124.99/mo
Comparison table
| Plugin | Suited for | Standalone store | Subscriptions | Payments | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foxy | A full standalone store | Yes | Native | 100+ gateways | Free plugin · $35+/mo |
| Framer Commerce | A Shopify catalog on Framer | Needs Shopify | Via Shopify app | Shopify Payments | Free–$52/mo + Shopify plan |
| StripeKit | One-off buy buttons | No | No | Stripe only | Free + Stripe fees |
| Frameshop | A basic Stripe store | Basic | No | Stripe only | Free + 2%/sale |
| FrameAuth | Membership / gated content | No (access only) | Recurring access | Stripe / Lemon Squeezy | $19.99–$124.99/mo |
Watch the real total, not the sticker price: Framer Commerce needs a paid Shopify plan on top of its own fee, Frameshop adds 2% per sale, and Foxy adds 1%. Foxy is the only one that doesn't need a second tool bolted on to be a full-featured ecommerce store.
Bottom line
For a real store on Framer, Foxy is the most capable option — it does what the other four do individually (a cart, subscriptions, digital delivery, customer accounts, and 100+ gateways) in one plugin, without locking you to Shopify or a single processor. Its huge feature list comes with a higher out-of-the-box cost, but the benefit is flexibility vs. stitching several narrow tools together.
The one clear reason to look elsewhere: if you already run a Shopify store (and don't plan to leave), Framer Commerce is the cleaner way to bring that catalog into Framer. StripeKit, Frameshop, and FrameAuth each solve a smaller, specific problem — reach for them only when that one problem is all you have.
Frequently asked questions
Building an e-commerce store on Framer?
If you need subscriptions, donations, digital goods, and your own payment gateways — not just a buy button — Foxy is the standalone checkout built for it, right inside Framer.
Plugin capabilities and pricing gathered from each provider's own site as of August 2026.