Ken McGrath

Help Requested: On a published Framer site, a native Form's radio button groups show a visual pre-selection of the last option in each group shortly after scroll-into-view, accompanied by a browser console error: "Minified React error #90 — Mixing React and non-React radio inputs with the same name is not supported." This does not occur in the Framer editor's Preview mode — only on the actual published URL. Reproduced consistently across multiple incognito sessions, and persists even after a full from-scratch rebuild of the form component with zero legacy structure. Is this a known issue with server-side rendering/hydration of native Form radio groups? Thanks

Update on My AI Agent Credit Issue

Thank you to everyone who engaged with my original post.

I contacted Framer Support after my entire monthly allocation of 8,000 AI credits was consumed in less than 24 hours while trying to resolve issues with the AI Agent. The Agent repeatedly stated that issues had been fixed when they had not, or introduced new issues, resulting in a circular troubleshooting process with very little progress.

I asked Support to review the activity, consider reinstating the credits, and provide guidance on how users should proceed in situations like this.

The response I received was to use the "Mark as Bad" feature to recover credits.

However, I had already done exactly that, following previous guidance from Support, and the credits were not returned. As a result, my main concern remains unresolved.

To be clear, I understand AI tools are still evolving and mistakes will happen. My concern is that a month's worth of paid credits can be consumed through repeated unsuccessful interactions, yet there appears to be no review process when the credit recovery mechanism itself does not work.

I also have a question about this community forum. The response above came through a separate support email, not through this discussion. Given the engagement on the original post, I'd be interested to know whether Framer team members actively review community discussions relating to AI Agents and credit policies.

I'm interested to hear from other users:

Has "Mark as Bad" successfully returned credits for you?

Has anyone had credits reinstated after a similar experience?

Have you experienced issues with excessive AI credit usage?

I want to continue using Framer and get my site live, but I believe this issue deserves further attention.

Subject: Request for review of AI Agent credit usage

Hi Framer community and team,

I’m posting here because I’m hoping for a more substantive response about my recent experience with Framer’s AI Agent credits.

I joined Framer around three months ago because I needed a no-code website builder for my project. I expected a learning curve and have been working through it carefully. When Framer introduced AI Agents, I purchased additional credits because I hoped they would help me move the site forward.

However, on 7 July I used my full monthly allowance of 8,000 credits in less than 24 hours while trying to resolve issues with the Agent. It repeatedly said problems were fixed, but the issues either remained or new ones were introduced. This led to circular troubleshooting, significant credit use, and very little progress.

Support advised me to mark responses as “bad” so credits would be returned. I tried this, but the credits did not appear to be restored. When I followed up, I was told support could not reinstate them manually.

I understand AI Agents are still evolving and can make mistakes. But it seems unreasonable for a customer to lose an entire paid monthly credit allowance in one day due to repeated failed or circular Agent interactions, especially so soon after launch.

I’d appreciate a review of my 7 July usage and reinstatement of the credits used during this failed troubleshooting loop. I have screenshots showing the allowance was consumed within the day.

I’d also welcome practical guidance on how Framer recommends users work with Agents when they repeatedly claim to have fixed issues but the project state does not reflect that.

I’m not trying to be confrontational. I want to continue using Framer and urgently need to get this site live. Could someone from the Framer team please review this and advise on the next step?