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Plasmic
Visual builder that drops into your React, Next.js, or Gatsby app.
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Best for
Best for engineering teams who want marketers editing landing pages on top of an existing React or Next.js codebase.
At a glance
- Pricing
- freemiumfrom $39/mo
- Setup time
- 1 day for first integration
- Learning curve
- medium
- Last verified
- 5/21/2026
What we love
- ✓Best fit for engineering-led design ops
- ✓Generates idiomatic React code
- ✓Headless option means no Plasmic hosting lock-in
Where it falls short
- −Steeper setup than Webflow
- −Editor performance dips on huge pages
- −Smaller community than alternatives
Pricing
✓ Pricing verified Jun 21, 20264 tiers
Free
$0
per month
- ✓2 editors
- ✓Public projects
- ✓Community support
Starter
$39
per month
- ✓3 editors
- ✓Private projects
- ✓Email support
Growth
$159
per month
- ✓10 editors
- ✓CMS
- ✓A/B testing
Enterprise
Custom
annual contract
- ✓SSO
- ✓SOC 2
- ✓Dedicated support
Why we picked it
Plasmic is the rare visual builder that respects the dev team. If you already ship a React app and just want marketing pages out of engineering, this is the move.
Overview
Plasmic is a visual page builder aimed at engineering teams who want non-developers editing pages without giving up React. Designs compile to clean code in the developer's repo and bind to their components and data sources.
Key features
- ●Visual editor that compiles to React components
- ●Two-way binding with your own components
- ●Code components and design tokens
- ●Headless mode — host on your own infra
- ●CMS for structured content
- ●A/B testing and personalization built in
- ●Multi-user editing with branches
Best use cases
Marketing pages in a Next.js app
Let marketers edit landing pages backed by your design system.
Headless CMS pages
Bind Plasmic to a Sanity or Contentful collection.
A/B test rollouts
Use built-in experiments without bringing in a third tool.
Integrations
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