Framer discloses 50 firewall rules for Enterprise hosting plans

WHY IT MATTERS

For enterprise prospects evaluating Framer hosting, this closes an information gap on security configurability during procurement. Given Framer's rapid pricing-page cadence, watch whether further hosting specifics — rate limits, additional security controls — get disclosed in the same FAQ in the coming weeks.

BY THE NUMBERS

• Enterprise hosting disclosed at up to 50 firewall rules, previously unstated
• Framer's 3rd hosting-related change in about a week (Sep 24, Sep 28, Oct 1)
• 15 real pricing changes since tracking began Mar 23, 2026; 7 in the last 90 days
• Average gap between Framer's changes: 13 days, among the fastest in the index

THEIR RATIONALE

Framer hasn't stated a reason, but this is its third hosting-related pricing-page change in about a week, following a tenfold increase to the Pro static file limit on September 24 and doubled first-month AI credits with a bigger upload cap on September 28. The pattern suggests Framer is filling in hosting specs for enterprise buyers already evaluating the platform, rather than announcing something new.

THE SIGNAL

Feature disclosures like this are common across the index — 185 of the last 1,139 tracked changes (16.2%) involved a feature addition in the last 180 days. What stands out for Framer specifically is cadence: 7 changes in the last 90 days against a 13-day average gap between changes, among the fastest in the index, with several recent edits clarifying existing limits rather than launching new ones.

IN CONTEXT

Framer's hosting FAQ now specifies that Enterprise plans include up to 50 firewall rules, closing an information gap rather than adding a new feature. It's the third hosting-adjacent disclosure in about a week, following a tenfold static file limit increase on Sep 24 and doubled first-month AI credits on Sep 28. That pace fits Framer's broader cadence — 7 changes in the last 90 days against a 13-day average gap, among the fastest in the index. Feature disclosures like this one are common across the market (185 of the last 1,139 tracked changes), but for Framer it's the third time in four months it has clarified an existing limit rather than launched something new, after June's Agents credit breakdown and March's Advanced Hosting bundle update.