From the main Sites' landing page:

Figma Sites was released in open beta at Config 2025. It is currently available on all paid plans, with a limited Starter plan experience coming soon. Learn more about what’s included in the beta.

Right now, I'd say it's not worth moving from Framer. Figma Sites is still in beta, and the availability of features is limited. There is no CMS and forms yet, no connection with third-party. Currently, it is basically designing a web-responsive static website and publishing it online, not much more than that.

I see, just thinking it would be great if I could manage all the design and launch it as a live website on 1 platform, but yeah still too soon I think, thanks anyway for ur response, very helpful.

​@Arip Rusli Heyyyy,

So I have been trying Figma Sites and Figma Make alot these days to test its limit. I just got access to Code Layers inside Figma Sites and here are my thoughts so far :

Figma Sites :

1. Currently there is no internal CMS available, but will be released by the end of this year. Until then you could use Github or anything else like Supabase to manage the database.
2. Code Layers is definitely a good feature. It has some performance issues but works great if the code is clean.
3. Figma Sites provides reasonable default interaction and animation options. Plus the ability to use Auto-Layout and host it as a site, makes the whole thing very powerful. 
4. The task of creating responsive layers becomes extremely easily. 
5. With addition of code layers the animations and interaction capabilities have exponentially increased.
6. You can take any existing code from react-bits or code pen websites, paste it directly into the code layer and tadaaaaa, you have instantly copied and implemented a great animation within 2-3 steps.

P.S. I personally thing its great. I use framer to host my portfolio currently but planning to migrate it to Figma (I had so many things planned and designed in Figma but due to Framer’s technical limitations I could not replicate them onto the real website) Figma sites is only gonna get stronger. 
This is my current framer website : Design Portfolio (I tried implementing this again in Figma and it works like magic. Even the interaction which I had imported from Spline was easily recreated using Code Layer without having to depend on Spline)

Figma Make :

1. Figma make is amazing so far, I don’t really care what others say. I am an engineer but transitioned to Design. Have zero code knowledge but I still could easily use it to build what I want.
2. I had plenty of ideas that never got implemented but because of Figma Make I build all those webapps and published them. This includes a Movie Tracking Site, Finance Management Dashboard, RSS Feeder, Bookmarking Site, etc and so much more.
3. Also these are all connected to Supabase website for backend database and authentication support. Works like magic.
4. Obviously right now it takes more than required amount of prompts to get the thing up and running exactly as you wanted it, but I really don’t mind cause its just prompting+waiting work.
5. If u have no design and you just prompt the idea and requirements properly, then it builts a very functional and neat webapp using Shadcn and improved functionality. Which is honestly a good place to start if you want to save time.
6. If you have a design, then you gotta make sure its perfectly made with auto-layouts to ensure that Make can read and fetch the dimensions and make it exactly the same. If not, then you have to prompt it again and again until it gets it right.
7. Also it gives you all the SQL Database schema that needs to be implemented on the Supabase side and also creates a readme file on how to get this done step-by-step
8. It lacks alot of nuances that a developer might easily spot and rage about, but honestly for people like me - ITS GREAT!
9. Also if you re-prompt with changes, it rewrites the complete code instead of changing that particular line-row. Time consuming but again, I dont mind the wait.

I hope this helps. I was really excited for all the features when they were annouced and I am quite satisfied with it. Obviously alot of tiny and big problems but I trust Figma to tweak them overtime.