10 Best Framer Table and DataGrid Components in 2026

Dynamic Datatable is the most complete DataGrid on the Framer marketplace. Connect REST APIs with GET or POST, static JSON, or CSV files, then enable global search, per-column text and number filters, multi-column sorting, row selection, column chooser, and CSV, JSON, or print export from a configurable toolbar. Server-side mode maps filter and sort state into query parameters for backend pagination, while client-side mode slices large datasets locally. Nine column types cover badges, ratings, progress bars, and currency cells so API rows read like production dashboard UI. At 11 USD it is the default pick when the brief says datagrid, not decorative table.

Table/Grid from Zeroqode turns Framer CMS collections into interactive tables without writing overrides. Map up to fifteen fields per row, including text, numbers, dates, booleans, and images, then toggle global search, click-to-sort columns, row selection, pagination, and CSV export for stakeholders who want spreadsheets out of the CMS. Thirteen theme presets plus typography, spacing, and shadow controls keep the grid on-brand. Zeroqode bundles the plugin into a subscription alongside other utilities, so budget for recurring cost if you only need one table. Reach for it when the data already lives in Framer CMS and visitors expect Excel-like browsing.

MultiBase Pro from Can Girgin is a multi-view database component, not a single-purpose table. Feed manual rows, pasted JSON, pasted CSV, or remote JSON and CSV URLs, then let visitors toggle between virtualized Table view, card Gallery, Kanban Board, and dense List layouts without duplicating data wiring. Table mode ships sortable columns, sticky headers, zebra striping, row selection, and rich cell types including avatars, status badges, progress bars, and star ratings. Export to CSV, JSON, or clipboard when stakeholders need offline copies. At 15 USD it beats buying separate table and board components when the UX brief includes both spreadsheet and pipeline views.

Table Creator from FramerHub.io solves a Framer gap native CMS Tables cannot: interactive tables on any canvas page. Open the plugin, set row and column counts, pick Minimal Light, Soft Grid, or Dark Pro themes, then type cells, paste from spreadsheets, or import CSV. Toggle sorting, filtering, and pagination independently so visitors can narrow product spec tables or pricing matrices on publish. Full typography and padding controls align headers and body text with your design system. FramerHub sells individual plugins from 9 USD or bundles them into All Access. Install when the table is a designed page section, not a field inside a CMS article.

DataTable CSV+Sheets connects live Google Sheets or pasted CSV text to a styled Framer table with search, column sorting, column-specific filters, pagination, and pill or dot status badges per column. Choose minimal, striped, bordered, or modern presets, then tune header, search bar, and cell colors from the property panel. Manual refresh reloads Sheet data without republishing the whole site. At 10 USD it is the fastest spreadsheet-sync path when Dynamic Datatable’s REST API wiring would slow a marketing launch. Skip it if your data must stay inside Framer CMS rather than an external Sheet.

CSV DataTable targets the simplest reliable pipeline: point the component at a hosted CSV URL, and it parses headers, renders rows, and adds global search, click-to-sort headers with numeric awareness, pagination, multi-row selection, and a column visibility menu. Light and dark theme controls cover typography and hover states without custom overrides. At 5 USD it is the budget pick for one-off datasets that will not change hourly. Upgrade to DataTable CSV+Sheets when editors need Google Sheets refresh, or Dynamic Datatable when the source is a REST API with server-side pagination.

Caa DataGrid from Cem Atahan focuses on flexible headers and columns configured through JSON, with optional API fetching when rows should load from a backend URL. Select which columns and headers appear, set page size for pagination, toggle gridlines and striped rows, and export filtered results to CSV or Excel. The live demo site shows responsive sizing defaults that fill parent frames. At 10 USD it sits between CSV DataTable and Dynamic Datatable: more API-friendly than upload-only tools, less feature-dense than server-side filter grids. Choose it when stakeholders need export buttons and clean JSON wiring without enterprise toolbar complexity.

Data Visualise Pro from Sajjadul Kibria turns CSV or Excel files into a small analytics dashboard for free. Connect a file, map title, value, category, and date columns by header name, and the component builds searchable, sortable table and grid views plus metric cards for totals, averages, and maximums. Category filters auto-generate from unique values in your spreadsheet, so department or status breakdowns appear without extra wiring. Switching views keeps filter and sort state intact. It is the strongest free option when the dataset is exploratory rather than production CRM volume, and you want both table density and card summaries in one component.

CSVtoTableX handles CSV and TSV uploads from the property panel, parses rows on insert, and renders a responsive scrollable table with real-time search across visible columns. Hide sensitive columns from display while keeping them in the source file, then tune background, border, header, scrollbar, and typography colors without code. At 10 USD it is a polished upload-first alternative to CSV DataTable when TSV support and panel-side file management matter more than row selection or column chooser menus. Pair it with hosted CSV workflows when files update rarely and designers prefer uploading over pasting URLs.

Framer CMS Tables ship inside Rich Text fields: open any CMS item, click the Table tool, and insert rows and columns with auto-adjusting widths, cell merging, header rows, and styling through CMS Styles on the canvas. Tables scroll horizontally on mobile by default, which keeps spec tables readable without custom breakpoints. They do not sort, filter, or bind to collection lists, so treat them as editorial layout inside long-form content. Enable this free baseline before buying plugins; reach for Table/Grid or Dynamic Datatable when visitors need to search thousands of rows or export CSV from live data.