Any collection
Blog, case studies, changelog: publish into any CMS collection, its fields mapped once from the collection itself.
Orbit traces every lead your Framer site brings in to the page and source behind it, finds the searches and AI answers it could win, and writes the articles that win them, straight into your CMS collections and the design you built.
What the site brings in, then what it should publish next.
1. Leads
Framer’s own forms, Calendly, Cal.com and HubSpot bookings, and clicks on your phone number or email are found on their own. Each lead keeps the visit behind it: where it came from, the page it landed on, and what it read before getting in touch.
2. Pipeline
Give each kind of lead a value and Orbit shows what every page and source brings in: search, ads, LinkedIn, email or ChatGPT. The pages that sell rise to the top, so the case for the next piece of work makes itself.
3. AI answers
Every week Orbit puts your buyers’ questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI, and shows when your Framer site is named, who is named instead, and which pages the answers send visitors to.
4. Find
Orbit reads the site’s Search Console and the sites it competes with, and lists the searches no page answers yet, with how many people make them and how hard they are to win. Ask for them on any plan; on Zenith they arrive on your Signals board, ranked.
5. Publish
Orbit writes each article in your voice and adds it to the collection you choose with its fields filled, so it appears on the collection page you designed. Put it live from Orbit or send it as a draft; nothing on the canvas is touched.
Launch day is where a Framer site starts, not where it ends. Orbit shows what it brings in, and what it should publish next.
Definition
Framer SEO is the work that gets a Framer site found in Google and named in AI answers: pages and CMS items that answer what buyers search for, a title, description and clean URL on every page, and new content published as the market moves. Framer gives you fast pages and full control over the design and those settings; deciding what to publish next is the part left to you.
How Orbit finds what to writeBlog, case studies, changelog: publish into any CMS collection, its fields mapped once from the collection itself.
Articles fill the collection’s fields and appear on the collection page you designed. Pages, components and styles stay as you built them.
Put an article live from Orbit, or send it to Framer as a draft for your team to check in the design first.
On a localized site, each language is written natively and added to the CMS item as its translation.
Visits to your framer.app address never count, so a busy launch week doesn’t inflate the numbers.
Analytics, leads and Search Console are free on Launchpad, with one script in Framer’s custom code.
Custom code needs a paid Framer site plan. Publishing needs a CMS collection, and an API key from someone who can edit the project.
Book Demo1 · Your team
Paste Orbit’s script into the head under Site Settings, General, Custom Code, then publish. Leads count from that day.
2 · Your team
Add Orbit’s address as a user of the site’s Search Console property. Orbit copies in the 16 months Google still holds, and keeps them.
3 · Your team
Create an API key under Site Settings, General, paste it with the project’s address, and pick a collection. Orbit suggests the field mapping.
Definition
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT use to connect to other apps. An app’s MCP server lets an assistant read or change things in that app for you.
Orbit’s MCPTwo servers with two jobs: one works in the project, the other knows how the site performs. Connect both; they don’t overlap.
The MCP plugin for Framer lets an assistant work in the project you have open: its text, its styles and its components. The plugin stays open in Framer while it works.
Use it to
Orbit’s MCP reads search, visitors, leads, AI answers and the Signals board for every client site you run, on any platform.
Use it to
https://mcp.goorbit.ioHow it worksFramer
Included on every plan
Analytics, leads and Search Console are free on Launchpad. AI answers and the weekly audit come with Ascend; writing and publishing into your collections with Zenith.
Freeon Launchpad
For agencies
Build in Framer for clients? Keep every site you launch on Orbit, free on Launchpad, and show each client what it brings in. When the numbers make the case, the launch grows into monthly work: the next article in their CMS, and what it earned.
On Webflow, Sanity and Framer, yes: the piece lands unpublished so your team can finish it there. On the other platforms, Orbit publishes when you press Publish.
It counts every lead and traces it to its source and page, tracks whether AI assistants name the site, checks its health weekly, and writes articles and publishes them into its CMS collections. Analytics and leads are free on Launchpad.
Add Orbit’s script to Custom Code in the site’s settings and publish. Framer forms, Calendly, Cal.com, HubSpot and Typeform bookings, and phone and email clicks are found on their own; one click counts them, history included.
Yes. Orbit’s script runs beside Framer’s analytics without changing it. It adds what a client asks about: every lead with the visit behind it, what each page and source brings in, the site’s searches kept for good, and whether ChatGPT names it, for every site you run in one place.
Yes. Framer publishes fast pages and lets you set every page’s title, description and URL, and a CMS item’s from its fields. What decides whether a site is found is what it publishes: pages that answer what buyers search for and ask AI assistants. That is the part Orbit finds, writes and measures.
No. Orbit only adds items to the CMS collections you choose and fills their fields, so each article appears on the collection page you designed. Pages, components and styles stay exactly as you built them.
No. Orbit measures the site with one script in Framer’s custom code and publishes through Framer’s Server API, with an API key you create in the site’s settings. There is nothing to install in the project.
Orbit’s script goes in Custom Code, which comes with Framer’s paid site plans, and publishing needs a CMS collection to publish into. On Orbit’s side, Launchpad is free on every client site.
Yes. Orbit writes every language natively and adds each one to the CMS item as its translation, the way Framer’s localization keeps them. Writing in more than one language comes with Zenith.
The MCP plugin for Framer lets AI assistants such as Claude work in the Framer project you have open: its text, styles and components. Orbit’s MCP is a separate server with your sites’ search, visitor and AI-answer data. You can connect both.
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