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Luna Park vs Framer: websites or web applications?

Pricing
  • Visual logic
    Interface and backend logic built as graphs.
  • Complete forms
    Save to your database and reply to visitors instantly.
  • Complete export
    Frontend and backend as Vue and Node.js.

Framer builds websites: marketing pages, portfolios, and blogs, with a design canvas and an AI agent. Luna Park builds applications: logic, user accounts, and data that users create. They rarely compete for the same project.

Sunset Park in the Luna Park editor
Sunset Park, a demo site built with Luna Park.

At a glance

Framer builds websites, Luna Park builds applications. The main differences: logic, data, and code export.

Luna ParkFramer
Made forWeb applicationsWebsites and content
LogicVisual scripting graphs, compiled to JavaScriptInteractions, React code components
DataPostgreSQL, written by your usersCMS collections, edited by your team
FormsYour databaseEmail, Sheets, webhooks (source)
Code exportFull application (Pro)No (source)
HostingAnywhere Managed hosting in late 2026Framer only
PricingFree, or Pro at €25/month or €300 oncePer site plan, free for non-commercial use (source)

Example: a waitlist form

Visitors enter their name, email, and favorite ride, and get a ticket number.

Luna Park

  1. Place the fields and a button, each field bound to a variable.
  2. On click, a graph sends the variables to a backend route and shows the ticket.
  3. The route inserts a row in the Waitlist table and returns its id.

Framer

  1. Insert a form and add the fields.
  2. Send submissions to email, Google Sheets, or a webhook.
  3. Returning a ticket number needs a code component and an external backend.

Code export

Framer sites only run on Framer. Luna Park exports the complete application, frontend and backend.

The waitlist component compiled to Vue
The waitlist, compiled to Vue and TypeScript.

Other differences

  • Design. Framer leads on visual design and motion for marketing sites. Luna Park styles components with CSS, design tokens, and the Motion plugin.
  • Data. Luna Park stores what users create, with routes and authentication controlling access. Framer's CMS holds your team's content.
  • SEO. Each Luna Park page has its own title, description, and social image, and the backend serves a sitemap (SEO).
The SEO panel of a page
SEO settings of the Sunset Park home page.

Which one to choose?

Luna Park

  • You build an app: SaaS, dashboard, marketplace, internal tool.
  • Users have accounts and create data.

Framer

  • You build a marketing site, landing page, or portfolio.
  • Designers own the site and edit it visually.

Many products use both: a Framer marketing site, and a Luna Park app behind the "Log in" button.

Before switching

  • Luna Park is not a CMS.
  • Page tags are written by the server, but page content renders in the browser. For content sites that rely on search traffic, Framer fits better.

Based on Framer as of October 2026. See framer.com for current features and prices.

Build visually, own your code

Create the interface, the logic and the backend of your app in one editor, then export a standard application you can host anywhere.

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