As StackAI grew rapidly, the website had to grow along with it. New product features, enterprise use cases, campaign pages, and gated content needed to ship on a near-daily basis. 

Before Framer, every landing page or copy update required a developer ticket and a code review. For a lean marketing and growth team trying to move fast, that created a constant bottleneck. The team needed direct ownership of the site. Not a workaround, not a CMS bolted onto an existing stack, but real control over design, content, and publishing without pulling in a busy engineering team for every change.

Moving at the speed of AI

Within two weeks, StackAI had a fully redesigned site live in Framer. Since then, the team has maintained that pace, pushing over 2,000 updates and averaging more than six publishes a day.

This was a fundamental change in how the team worked. The website became a direct extension of their strategy rather than something the marketing and design had to negotiate access to.

A CMS built for complexity

As StackAI’s content footprint grew, so did the demands on the site’s architecture. The team built out an extensive CMS to demonstrate what the platform does by documenting hundreds of workflow templates, enterprise use cases, industry solutions, and interactive demos. 

Rather than managing a sprawling set of one-off pages, everything stays consistent through shared components and set collections. When something changes (a template category, a product name, a design pattern), Framer ensures seamless updates across the site.

Massive reach with zero bottlenecks

StackAI’s site now receives over 200,000 impressions a day and keeps pace with the fast-moving agentic automation and enterprise AI orchestration landscape. A lean marketing and growth team owns it entirely: designing, writing, and publishing pages without slowing down.

For a company selling AI transformation to enterprises, having a website that operates with speed and ease isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the whole point. And with Framer, they finally have both.