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Everything we announced at the Framer CMS Launch Event

Georgia Back
TL;DR
We ran our first ever launch event. Watch it here
The new Superfields is out. Filtering without limits, 23 components, presets, sorting, favouriting.
Setup got rebuilt around agents. Minutes, not hours.
We launched a brand new plugin: MapFrame. Your Framer CMS, on a beautiful interactive map.
Both are one-time purchases. Launch pricing is live now, and there's a bundle.
Why an event?
Every Framer site with a CMS eventually hits the same wall. Visitors can filter by one thing at a time, and that's about it. So builders design around it. They strip things back. They ship simpler sites than the ones their clients actually needed.
We spent the last year removing that wall. It felt worth sitting down and showing you properly.
So we did the whole thing. Three acts. One more thing. A rooftop.
Watch it here
The new Superfields

Superfields has been rebuilt from the ground up. Advanced CMS filters for Framer. Made simple.
Filters stack now. Goodbye, limited Framer filtering.
Near the beach. With a pool. Under $400 a night. Three clicks, live results, instant counts. The search experience people expect from the big platforms, on your Framer site.
And it ships with 23 components, ready to drag and drop:
16 filter inputs, including two brand new ones. Filter Image Buttons pull titles and images straight from your CMS, so your filters finally look like your brand. Filter Toggle works with any toggle field. You'll use it on every project.
Presets. One button, a whole bundle of conditions behind it. "Under $400." "Top rated." Your visitor clicks once and every filter applies together. Our favourite unlock in this release.
3 sort components. Reorder by price, popularity, newest, oldest, rating, or any custom CMS value.
Favouriting. Visitors save the content they love and come back to it later. No accounts, no code.
Setup was painful. We fixed it.
Let's be honest. Setup was the worst part of the old Superfields. We knew it. You told us. ALL OF IT.
So we rebuilt the plugin around agents.
It asks you a few questions, builds the layout on your canvas, and the agent wires up the rest. Minutes, not hours. Everything stays on the canvas, editable like anything else in Framer.

What does all this make possible? Property listings that filter like the big booking sites. Course libraries students can actually search. Product catalogues, event listings, directories, portfolios.
If it lives in your Framer CMS, Superfields makes it findable.
Superfields is available today at superfields.io. One-time purchase, no subscriptions, launch price locked in.
AND ONE MORE THING

Some content was never meant to live in a list.
MapFrame is our brand new plugin. It connects any Framer CMS collection to a beautiful, interactive map. No code required.
Every marker on the map is a CMS item.
Click one, get a popup card. Designed in Framer, filled from your CMS, linking straight to the item's page.
Hundreds of locations cluster automatically.
Move the map and the results follow. Only what's in view.
12 map themes, from clean light to dark to satellite. Custom markers, your own icons, or live labels showing any CMS field.
Property and accommodation. Store locators. Travel and city guides. Events. Directories. Your projects, mapped across the world.
If your content has a place, MapFrame puts it on the map.
MapFrame is available today at mapframe.io. One-time purchase. Pay once, go the distance.

Go publish
The barrier to building has never been lower. The bar for what we build should go up with it.
These two plugins exist so the Framer CMS is never the reason you shipped something smaller than you imagined.
So go publish the site you talked yourself out of last year.
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