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How to Add an AI Voice Agent to Your Framer Website in 2 Minutes

How to Add an AI Voice Agent to Your Framer Website in 2 Minutes ​

Framer has revolutionized web design by turning the canvas into the code. Designers can now ship stunning, high-performance websites without relying on a traditional dev handoff.

But as beautiful as Framer sites are, they often lack one critical layer of interactivity: real-time conversation.

Text-based chat widgets are common, but they can feel clunky on mobile and disconnected from Framer’s polished experience. Voice AI changes the game. Imagine visitors landing on your portfolio, agency site, or e‑commerce store and simply speaking to get answers instantly.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to add a fully autonomous Babelbeez AI Voice Agent to your Framer site in just a couple of minutes. It can handle customer support, lead qualification, and sales conversations — all via natural voice.

Best of all? It’s a native Framer component. No messy code injection required.

Why Add Voice to Your Framer Site? ​

Framer sites are known for their polish and interaction design. Dropping in a generic third‑party chat widget often breaks that immersion. A voice agent, when done right, feels like a natural extension of your brand.

Here’s why voice is worth adding:

  • Accessibility – Voice offers a hands‑free alternative for users with motor or visual impairments, and for anyone who finds typing on mobile difficult.
  • Speed – Speaking is roughly 3× faster than typing. Visitors get what they need without pecking at a tiny on‑screen keyboard.
  • Engagement – A voice agent turns a static brochure site into a two‑way conversation, guiding visitors instead of making them hunt for information.

Babelbeez brings this capability into Framer with a purpose‑built component.

Meet the Babelbeez Voice Agent Component for Framer ​

We built a custom Framer Code Component that behaves like a native Framer element while loading the full Babelbeez voice agent on your published site.

What it does for you:

  • Drag & Drop – Add the component from your project assets and drop it anywhere on your canvas (we recommend your global Footer or Navigation).
  • Visual Feedback – In the editor, the component shows a clear status card so you know when it’s connected to a live agent.
  • Smart Loading – The heavy real‑time AI and audio code only loads on your published site, keeping the Framer editor fast and responsive.

On the live site, visitors see a floating Babelbeez microphone button in the bottom‑right corner. When clicked, it connects them to your AI voice agent in real time.

Step 1: Create Your Voice Agent in Babelbeez ​

First, you need an agent brain.

  1. Sign up for Babelbeez (it’s free to start).
  2. Follow the onboarding wizard to train your agent.
    • You can simply enter your website URL.
    • Babelbeez will crawl your site and auto‑learn your products, services, and FAQs.
  3. Once your agent is ready, go to your agent’s Go Live! → Step 3 – Add to Your Website.
  4. Copy your Public Chatbot ID — this is the string you’ll paste into Framer.

Keep that ID handy; you’ll need it in the next step.

Step 2: Add the Babelbeez Component to Framer ​

You have two main ways to bring the component into your Framer project.

Option A: From the Babelbeez Remix Template (Fastest) ​

The easiest path is to start from our pre‑built Remix project that already includes the Babelbeez Voice Agent component.

  1. In the Babelbeez dashboard, go to your agent’s Go Live! page.
  2. Under Step 2 – Choose Your Platform, select Framer.
  3. In Step 3 – Add to Your Website, under Framer (Remix template), click Open in Framer.
  4. Framer will ask you to sign in and then create a copy of the template project in your workspace.
  5. Inside that project, you’ll see a page with the Babelbeez Voice Agent already on the canvas.

Note: The Remix URL includes your publicChatbotId as a query parameter for future automation, but the current template still expects you to paste your ID into the component manually.

You can now copy and paste that component into any of your own projects.

Option B: From the Framer Marketplace (Official Listing) ​

If you prefer to install directly into an existing project:

  1. Open your Framer project.
  2. Go to the Insert panel and open the Marketplace.
  3. Search for “Babelbeez Voice Agent”.
  4. Click Insert to add it to your project assets.
  5. Drag the Babelbeez Voice Agent component onto your canvas.

Either way, you’ll end up with the same configurable component inside Framer.

Step 3: Configure the Agent & Publish ​

Next, connect the Framer component to the agent you created in Babelbeez.

  1. Placement
    For a site‑wide voice agent, place the component inside your global Footer or Navigation so it appears on every page.

  2. Paste Your Chatbot ID

    • Select the Babelbeez Voice Agent layer on the canvas.
    • In the right‑hand properties panel, find the Chatbot ID field.
    • Paste in the Public Chatbot ID you copied from the Babelbeez dashboard.

  3. Visual Check in the Editor
    The component card in the Framer editor will update to show that it’s connected (instead of prompting you to connect an account).

  4. Publish Your Site

    • Click Publish in Framer.
    • Choose or confirm your site URL.
    • Open the published site in your browser.

On the live site, you’ll see the Babelbeez microphone widget floating in the bottom‑right corner. Click it to start a real‑time conversation with your AI agent.

Advanced: Different Agents for Different Pages ​

One of the most powerful features of our Framer integration is the ability to use different agents on different pages.

For example, you might want:

  • A Sales Agent on your Pricing page
  • A Support Agent on your Help or Documentation pages

Here’s how to set that up:

  1. In Babelbeez, create separate agents for each use case (e.g., one trained for sales conversations, another for support).
  2. In Framer, keep a global Babelbeez Voice Agent component in your Footer or Navigation, connected to your default agent.
  3. On a specific page (like /pricing):
    • Drag a new instance of the Babelbeez component onto that page (outside the global Footer/Nav symbol).
    • Paste the Sales Agent Public Chatbot ID into this instance.
  4. On another page (like /help):
    • Add another instance of the component.
    • Paste the Support Agent ID there.

The Babelbeez Framer component automatically detects the most specific configuration. Page‑level agents override the global one on that page, letting you run highly targeted, context‑aware conversations across your site.

Ready to Give Your Framer Site a Voice? ​

Voice AI is the next frontier of web UX. With Babelbeez and Framer, you can:

  • Turn a static site into an interactive, conversational experience
  • Offer 24/7 support without hiring extra staff
  • Qualify leads and answer pre‑sales questions in real time
  • Make your site more accessible and user‑friendly

You don’t need to touch code — just drag, drop, paste your ID, and publish.

Get your free Babelbeez Voice Agent and start talking to your Framer visitors today.