This document has been translated into Korean and supplemented with practical information to help domestic users who face challenges due to the lack of resources when learning Framer. We hope this will be a small help to those using Framer.

The Framer Startup Partner Program is a support initiative that offers benefits for rapid growth to startups using Framer for the first time with a simple application process.

Benefits of the Pro Plan

When you apply for the Startup Partner Program, you receive a Framer Pro plan for the entire team with a one-year free pass.
Save $360 with just a simple application and experience the benefits.

Eligibility Criteria

• Startups at the pre-seed or seed stage

• Startups using Framer for the first time

• Startups supported by a VC partnered with Framer

Why Choose Framer?

No Developer Needed

With just Framer, you can design, create, and deploy in just a few hours. Complete the website you want quickly, with no other tools or code needed.

Easily Edit Your Site

Keep your site up-to-date by using Framer's CMS to update content anytime. Test ideas and deploy them instantly.

Ready for Scalability

From MVP to a complete site, Framer scales with your growth level. Analytics tools, flexible CMS, and AI-based localization features are all included as standard.

How to Apply for the Framer Startup Partner Program

Apply for the Framer Startup Partner Program→

1. Visit the application site for the Startup Partner program.

2. Fill in the necessary information for each section.

3. Enter the VC you are supported by from the following list in the Partner section.

4. Enter your company's URL from Crunchbase or LinkedIn and submit. (Registering your company on Crunchbase can help you discover potential customers and connect with new VCs)

How to Create a Crunchbase Profile

Anyone registered and with completed Social Authentication on Crunchbase can create a new profile page.

Step 1: Social Authentication

Crunchbase requires social authentication through LinkedIn or Google accounts to confirm user identity and maintain platform data quality. To set or delete social authentication,

1. Sign up/Log in to Crunchbase, then click the profile icon at the top right.

2. Select ‘Account Settings’ from the dropdown menu after logging in.

3. Click the ‘Social Authentication’ box under the ‘Account Info’ section.

4. When the popup box opens, you will see LinkedIn or Google authentication options.

Step 2: Profile Creation

1. First, search for a profile on Crunchbase to make sure there isn't an existing one.

2. Click Resources > Create Profile from the top navigation bar, then select the profile type you want to create (e.g., company, person, organization).

3. Enter the detailed information about the profile.

4. Once input is complete, click the Save All Edits button at the top right of the profile.

Fields You Can Directly Input/Edit

• Company logo

• Establishment date

• Website and SNS links

• Short/long description of the company

• Headquarters location

• Industry fields (recommended 3~5)

• Diversity Spotlight (for the US, UK, Europe)

• Founders

• Investment history

• Employees, board members, advisors

Fields That Cannot Be Edited

To preserve objectivity and data quality, some fields cannot be deleted by the registrant themselves in Crunchbase. (They can only be modified by Crunchbase team)

• Insights*

• Predictions*

• CB Rank

• CB Trend

Note: If there is an error in the above fields, you can request a correction by contacting support@crunchbase.com.

How to Edit a Profile

1. Click the Actions button at the top right of the profile

2. Select Edit from the dropdown menu

3. Edit the desired information and save

If you have questions, leave a post in the Crunchbase Community or contact support@crunchbase.com directly.

This article is translated and adapted from Framer's ‘Startups move faster with Framer’.