On Friday, I chatted with another Framer expert. We talked about what we do, shared tips, and discussed the field.

And then he says to me, “Dude, did you know it was thanks to your YouTube tutorials that I learned about and got started with Framer?”

I was like, WTF lol.

I’ve been posting for years, and it still has the same effect on me. You just put videos out there into the void, and one day you find yourself face-to-face with someone who’s working in the same field as you because of that.

I'm currently planning an amazing meetup for my French Framer fans; I can't wait to tell you more!

10 people came to my first Framer meetup in Paris. I was convinced I'd be sitting alone in an empty room.

Last one: over 60.

We spend our days alone in front of a screen, making every decision by ourselves. Pricing, positioning, offer. Nobody to tell you you're way off.

If you build alone, go meet people who do the same thing. It unlocks more than another course.

Seven months of 2026: $46,800 invoiced. One person, one tool.

All of it client work. No template or product revenue in that number.

Curious what other solo studios are doing. Drop your numbers.

You might think that Agent Framer would have caused me to lose my clients, but it actually encouraged them to test and refine their own ideas, thoughts, and/or desires, bring them to life, and then say to me :

“Hey, Virgil, here’s what I’ve done, could you clean this up for me, or improve it, or what do you think of this?”

I told them that this was outside the scope of the agreed-upon quote, and they simply said, "No problem, you'll just send us new invoices."

Thank you, Framer

Hi everyone,

It's a hello from France!

Can't wait to discover new Framer creations.