Framer is fantastic for building fast, beautiful websites.
But if you’re running a blog and want to connect with your readers, there’s one thing missing:

👉 A native comment system.

Most creators launching blogs on Framer don’t realize this until later — when they start asking users to "leave a comment"… and there’s no box to type in.

So What Are Your Options?

There are a few solid ways to add comments to your Framer blog. Here's a quick breakdown:

✅ Free & Open Source:

• Cusdis – Clean, simple UI. Privacy-focused. Open source.

• Giscus – Lightweight, GitHub-based discussions. Great for developer audiences.

But there's a catch…

These tools require a bit of technical setup, and for some, the UI doesn’t always perfectly match your site’s style without custom CSS. Also, they rely on third-party scripts, which might not be ideal if you want full control.

💎 Want Something Smoother? Try Hyvor Talk (Paid)

If you're looking for a fully hosted, beautifully designed, GDPR-compliant comment system — Hyvor Talk is worth checking out.

Why it stands out:

• Clean, responsive design out of the box

• Auto language detection

• Built-in spam protection

• No ads, no trackers, no selling your user data

• Easy integration with Framer via an embed

📌 Pricing: Starts at $12/month — so it’s not free, but for serious creators, it could be worth it.

👋 What I’m Doing (And Why)

I personally tested several comment systems — including Cusdis and Giscus — and while they work well, I’ve chosen not to use any for now.

Why?

Because my blog is still early-stage. I’d rather wait until traffic grows before embedding a comments layer — especially a paid one.

But if you’re ready to engage your readers and want a plug-and-play experience, I’d recommend giving Hyvor Talk a shot.

💬 What about you?

Have you added comments to your Framer blog?
Are you using any other tools I should know about?

Drop your thoughts with a DM or connect with me on Twitter/X.
Let’s help each other build smarter, faster, cleaner creator stacks.