What Rank does for Framer sites
Find which pages need work
Rank scores every page in your Search Console property by impressions, CTR gap, position trend, and opportunity size — so you know which Framer pages to improve first.
Audit metadata locally
Rank checks your Framer site for thin titles, missing descriptions, canonical issues, and OpenGraph gaps — without sending your content to a cloud crawler.
Export Framer-ready handoffs
Approved changes are packaged as a portable SEO handoff export. Take the file into Framer and apply the changes without losing your layout or component structure.
Measure the result
After you publish, Rank records the Search Console baseline and checks back at 7, 14, and 28 days to classify each change as a win, loss, or inconclusive.
Why Framer users need a separate SEO workflow
Framer is excellent for building fast, visually polished sites — but its SEO tooling is intentionally minimal. Framer expects you to manage page titles and descriptions yourself, and gives you no signal about which pages are actually underperforming in search.
That signal is in Google Search Console. But Search Console is a browser-only tool with no Mac workflow, no change log, and no way to package approved fixes for a Framer site. Rank bridges that gap: it brings Search Console data local, lets you decide which Framer pages are worth editing, and exports the approved changes in a format you can act on without leaving your Mac workflow.
Framer SEO handoff exports
Rank 1.5 includes portable SEO handoff exports for Framer. After you approve changes in the Optimization Queue, Rank packages the original and revised metadata, the Search Console evidence for each decision, and the baseline snapshot into a portable export file. The file travels with the project so anyone picking up the Framer site later can see what was changed and why.
One-time $39, no subscription
Rank costs $39 once. No monthly fee, no per-site charge. Because everything runs locally on your Mac, there are no server costs — so there is no subscription to charge.
Where SEO settings live in Framer
| Element | Where |
|---|---|
| Page title and description | Page settings for each page |
| CMS item titles and descriptions | Collection page settings, using CMS fields as variables |
| Social preview image | Page or site settings |
| Sitemap and robots | Generated by Framer; controlled in site settings |
| Redirects | Site settings, on plans that include them |
| Custom code and structured data | Custom code in site or page settings |
Framer-specific things to check
- CMS templates where every item shares one title pattern.
- Pages left with the default title.
- Animation-heavy pages that load slowly on phones.
- Text set as images.
- Draft or test pages left published.
A first month on Framer
- Week 1: connect Search Console and list the ten pages with the most impressions.
- Week 2: rewrite the title and description of the one with the weakest click-through for its position. Record the old version and the baseline.
- Week 3: improve one page sitting just off page one: answer the main query sooner and link to it from two related pages.
- Week 4: check the first change at 14 days and choose the next page.
A handoff that works
If someone else maintains the Framer site, give them each change as a short note: the page, the old title and description, the new ones, and why. Ask them to confirm the publish date. That date is what your 7, 14 and 28-day checks are measured from, so it matters more than it looks.
Questions people ask
Is Rank a Framer plugin?
No. It is a Mac app that works from your Search Console data.
Do I need a paid Framer plan?
You need a published site verified in Search Console. Check Framer's plans for custom domains and redirects.