Questions to Ask a Framer Agency Before You Hire

A short list of sharp questions will tell you more about a Framer agency than any portfolio. The goal is not to catch anyone out. It is to understand how they think, what they can own, and whether they fit your project. Bring these to every shortlist call.

About their work

• Can you share live links to recent sites, not just images?

• Did you handle strategy, design and build, or only part of it?

• Which past project is closest to ours, and why?

Live links you can open on a phone separate real delivery from a tidy showreel.

About process

• What does your process look like from kickoff to launch?

• How do you approach messaging and structure, not just visuals?

• How do you handle feedback and revisions?

A confident agency has a clear process and asks about your goals early. Vague answers here usually signal a bumpy project.

About the build and handoff

• How do you structure the CMS?

• Will our team be able to edit the site after launch?

• What documentation and training do we get?

Whether you can run the site yourself afterward is one of the most important and most overlooked questions.

About scope and terms

• What exactly is included, and what is not?

• How many revision rounds are there?

• What happens if the scope changes?

• What does support look like after launch?

Reading the answers

Specific, calm answers are a good sign. Defensiveness or reluctance to share live work is not. Use these alongside our guide on how to choose the right Framer agency, and once budget comes up, how much a Framer agency costs. The right questions turn a sales chat into a clear decision.