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Can you use FrameAuth to password-protect pages and content?
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Yes. You can create one account and share its password with anyone who should have access. Use our custom override to hide the email field to make it feel just like password only experience. Alternatively, you can invite each person individually by email so they can use their own account credentials.
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Can you add user accounts and memberships to a Framer site with no code?
Yes. FrameAuth lets you add sign-in, sign-up, gated pages and sections, member access, and paid content to a Framer site without code.
Does Framer have authentication built in?
No. Framer doesn’t include user authentication on its own. FrameAuth adds it as a no-code plugin with sign-in, sign-up, and profile components for your Framer site.
How is FrameAuth different from Auth0, Memberstack, Clerk, or Outseta?
FrameAuth is built specifically for Framer and runs entirely no-code, while general-purpose tools usually need a custom integration. FrameAuth also charges 0% commission.
Does FrameAuth take a commission?
No. You keep 100% of what you earn. FrameAuth charges 0% commission; you only pay standard Stripe or Lemon Squeezy processor fees.
Is FrameAuth only for Framer?
Yes. FrameAuth is designed specifically for Framer websites. If you’re not using Framer, it won’t be the right fit.
How quickly can I set up FrameAuth?
Setup takes less than 10 minutes: connect the plugin, add the components and overrides, then choose which pages or content should be locked.
Do I need to code anything?
No. Setup uses copy-and-paste components, plugin-assisted installation, and pre-made Framer templates, so it stays non-technical.
What kind of content can I restrict?
You can lock pages or individual elements such as download buttons, videos, music, text, images, or any exclusive content for signed-in or paying users.