AI site search
for Framer.
Add AI site search to your Framer marketing site. Help visitors explore your CMS stories, understand your product, and find a useful next step without losing the experience you designed.
Published website + search snippetGive your best work
a way to be found.
Your Framer content already does the hard work.
Make it easier for the right people to discover it.
A direct route to the right page.
Connect CMS collections, product explainers, campaign landing pages in a search experience built around what visitors are looking for.
Answers that lead back to you.
Enable cited answers to help visitors understand your content, with source links that take them deeper into your website.
Questions worth listening to.
Use search terms, result clicks, and unanswered queries to understand what your audience needs next.
How to add Spronta
to Framer.
Use the snippet generated for your index. Check Framer’s custom-code availability for your plan and test the widget on the published site.
Framer custom-code guide ↗Setup guidance reviewed 25 October 2026- 01
Connect your published website
Add your public domain to Spronta. Create a search index from the monitored site and choose which routes to include.
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Preview your search experience
Try real buyer questions. Check the sources, configure cited answers if needed, and choose the widget appearance in the Install tab.
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Install on Framer
In Framer, open Project Settings → Custom Code and add your Spronta embed as a script. Choose the pages where it should appear, publish, and test navigation between pages.
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Test, publish, and keep learning
Check the widget on desktop and mobile. Keep your crawl schedule aligned with your publishing cadence, and review what visitors search for.
A few things to know.
Here’s what to know before you get started.
How does Spronta connect to Framer?
Spronta indexes the published pages on your Framer-powered website. You create a search index from your monitored site, choose the routes to include, and install the generated search snippet in your website.
Do I need a native Framer plugin?
No native Framer plugin is required for this setup. Spronta uses your published website plus an embed snippet. Your site must support adding custom code.
Will changes to my Framer content appear in search?
When the index uses a monitored site as its source, it rebuilds after that site is crawled. Freshness follows your crawl schedule; publishing a page alone does not guarantee an immediate refresh.
Can I choose which pages visitors can search?
Yes. Limit index sources to route prefixes, exclude sections that do not belong in search, or combine several sources. Check the indexed content before publishing; this public-site setup is not a paywall or an authorization layer.
Can visitors get AI answers as well as search results?
When cited answers are enabled for the index, the widget can show an answer with sources above the results. You can configure answer behavior and the appearance in the index’s Install tab.