A growing site's Framer bill went from $15 to $120/mo as traffic rose, and they only noticed at renewal.

A growing site's Framer bill went from $15 to $120/mo as traffic rose, and they only noticed at renewal.
Framer's entry plan looked cheap. Then bandwidth and CMS needs pushed them up the tiers, and the per-site pricing meant their three brand sites each climbed independently. The combined bill quietly reached $120/mo, $1,440/year, for static marketing pages serving 90k visits. They moved two low-change sites to static hosting at near-zero cost and kept Framer only for the one that needed frequent visual edits. Net annual saving: ~$1,100. Builder pricing is designed to feel free at the bottom and bite at the size you're trying to reach.
Agree? Or am I wrong?