Premium Framer templates engineered exclusively for the tech business. Establish immediate authority and ship your site today.
All of our Framer templates are now free.
If one of them helps you launch your startup, agency or side project…
that's already a win for us.
Build something useful.
And if you do, we'd genuinely love to see it.
Tag us on X or share your website below. We'd love to check it out. 🚀
All of our Framer templates are now free.
If one of them helps you launch your startup, agency or side project…
that's already a win for us.
Build something useful.
And if you do, we'd genuinely love to see it.
Tag us on X or share your website below. We'd love to check it out. 🚀
I've made Athana free.
If you're building an AI agency website or you're simply curious about how I approached storytelling and page structure feel free to check it out.
Been spending the last few days optimizing Astra.
Finally ran it through PageSpeed Insights.
95 - Performance
98 - Accessibility
100 - Best Practices
100 - SEO
Think I cooked?
If you're curious,
have a look: http://theastra.site
Framer template built for AI automation agencies.
Designed for agencies that build AI agents, automate workflows, and ship AI solutions. Includes 7 pages, CMS, Light & Dark Mode, and pre-written copy to help you launch faster.
I've been experimenting with a different way of structuring landing pages lately.
Instead of treating them as a collection of sections, I tried designing them more like chapters in a story.
This is the result. Curious to hear what stands out or what you'd improve.
Preview:
A few months ago, I thought building Framer templates was mostly about creating beautiful landing pages.
I was wrong.
The more founders and tech teams I spoke with, the more I realized they weren't looking for "another template."
They wanted a faster way to launch.
That changed how I approached every template I designed.
Instead of trying to make them look impressive, I started focusing on real businesses, scalable systems, and websites that people could actually ship.
Today, I finally launched Astra my small collection of premium Framer templates built for startups, SaaS companies, AI businesses, and modern tech teams.
It's just the beginning, but I'm excited to keep improving it one template at a time.
I'd genuinely love to hear what you think. Any feedback is appreciated.
For the last few weeks, I've been quietly working on something behind the scenes.
It's not another Framer template.
It's something I've wanted to build ever since I realized marketplace listings alone aren't enough.
It's almost ready now.
Still a few things left before I hit publish, but I'm genuinely excited about this one.
Hopefully sharing it soon. 👀
I've made Athana - AI studio landing page template free.
If you're building an AI agency landing page or you're simply curious about how I approached storytelling and page structure feel free to check it out.
Anyone else seeing "High Impressions, 0 Remixes" on Framer 3.0?
Just launched a new premium template under the new 3.0 system. The initial impressions look solid, but the actual engagement? Zero remixes. 📉
Now that the upfront curation gate is gone and the Marketplace runs on an open social algorithm, it feels like the game completely shifted overnight. If a template doesn't capture immediate "engagement velocity" (likes, comments, clicks) in the first 24 hours, it vanishes from the feed.
Curious about your metrics:
Are your newer templates hitting a wall on conversion rates despite decent impressions?
Is it time to stop relying on the internal feed entirely and treat Framer strictly as our hosting engine while we drive 100% of our own traffic?
Let's discuss below. 👇
AI Agencies are replacing manual workflows, but their websites still look like generic 2024 SaaS landing pages. 🛑
Let’s be honest: standard agency templates don't work for the AI agent boom. Clients looking to automate their operations don't care about generic "we build software" copy they want to see workflow architecture, data integrations, and hard ROI metrics before they ever book a discovery call.
That’s why I engineered VESSAL.
VESSAL isn't a general business template with "AI words" lazily swapped in. It is a production-grade, end-to-end framework built exactly around how autonomous agent agencies close clients.
⚡ What makes VESSAL an absolute tank:
12 Homepage Sections + 7 Complete Pages: Written, structured, and ready to deploy in an afternoon.
Dual Engine: Flawless, native Light Mode and Dark Mode switching built into the component architecture.
Deep CMS Integration: Dynamic collections managing your Case Studies, FAQs, and even complex Legal pages effortlessly.
High-Intent Conversion Pipeline: Native Cal.com embeds, structured workflow scoping layouts, and contextual CTAs that drive booked meetings.
🎁 Inside the Canvas (Bonus System Assets Included): To help you defeat the influx of generic AI slop, I didn't just build a layout I built an expansion pack. Open the layers and you’ll find:
4 Framer Workshop Prompts: Specially tuned to instantly generate hyper-premium service illustrations that look bespoke.
SEO & Accessibility Guide: Hand-optimized to pass Google Lighthouse scores with flying colors.
Direct Line Support: Hit a roadblock? You get direct email access to me until your site is officially live.
Stop building from a blank canvas. Grab the system, drop in your autonomous agent case studies, and start booking operations clients today.
👇 Click below to preview the live experience and grab your copy!
Preview Link : vessal.framer.website
Remix Link : https://framer.link/D6zvreB
What if a landing page felt more like a story than a collection of sections?
Been exploring that idea with my next template. Here's an early look at the hero 👀
Anyone else seeing a massive shift in 3.0 Marketplace Remix conversion rates?
Hey fellow creators,
I wanted to check in and see if anyone else is experiencing a massive bottleneck with template remixes since the 3.0 drop, or if it’s just my latest launch.
I published a brand new template 23 hours ago. The visibility seems to be there on the new algorithmic feed, but the actual conversions are completely dead. Here are my exact stats from the dashboard right now:
Impressions: 1,200+ (The card is getting seen)
Views: 54 (Decent click-through)
Likes: 4
Remixes: 0 🛑
To put this in perspective: Before the Framer 3.0 update, when I posted a template under the old curated system, I would get far fewer impressions, but I’d easily hit at least 5 to 6 remixes right out of the gate even with templates that were honestly lower quality than this new one.
Now that the gatekeeping review queue is gone and the marketplace works entirely like a social network feed, it feels like the buyer intent has completely shifted. Users are scrolling fast, clicking on things out of curiosity, but nobody is pulling the trigger on the remix button.
Are your stats looking similarly lopsided for recent launches? How are you guys adjusting your thumbnail hooks or previews to build trust in an un-gatekeepered feed?
Let’s talk below
I'd love to know what the numbers look like on your end. 👇
https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/kaelos/
Kaelos is a free Micro SaaS website template built for founders, indie hackers, and startup teams who want to launch quickly without spending weeks designing from scratch.
It includes everything needed for a modern SaaS presence, including integrations, changelog pages, support center, legal pages, contact page, and pre-written content throughout. The goal was to make it feel like a real product website rather than just another landing page.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
The "unreviewed" marketplace isn't a threat. It’s a filter.
The absolute biggest panic about Framer 3.0 right now is that removing the template review process will completely flood the marketplace and kill user trust. The fear is that unpolished UI, broken layouts, and low-quality spam will drown out real design.
But they are missing how open marketplaces actually work.
When a platform removes gatekeepers, it shifts the value from the product to the creator. Think about YouTube -anyone can upload a video today, but we don't watch random spam. We watch the creators and studios we trust implicitly to deliver high quality.
The exact same thing is happening to Framer right now.
When the feed is flooded with generic, unverified layouts, serious businesses will stop gambling on unknown names. They aren’t just going to buy a template anymore they are going to buy a brand name. They will pay a premium to top-tier creators because that name guarantees pristine structure, elite micro-interactions, and pure performance.
The "layout seller" business might be dead. But the trusted design authority business is just getting started.
Stop worrying about the volume of templates on the platform. Focus on building a signature style, shipping flawless execution, and making your name the default choice for your niche.
Let the spammers race to the bottom. We are building empires on trust. 💻🔥
What's your take? Are you building a storefront or a brand in 3.0? Let's talk below. 👇
The Framer 3.0 panic is missing the bigger picture.
The timeline has been pure chaos since the 3.0 launch yesterday. Everyone is screaming that the template business is officially dead because of native canvas agents, un-gatekeepered instant publishing, and connected MCP tools.
But honestly? I think it’s just evolving.
AI agents are incredible at eliminating the boring part of web design—building standard row layouts, generating mock data, and patching basic breakpoints. But agents don't have taste. They don't understand premium brand authority, and they don't build with strict intentionality.
When anyone can type a prompt and spin up a generic site in 30 seconds, looking "generic" becomes a massive business liability.
That’s why I’m shifting my entire focus. Moving forward, I am dedicating this profile exclusively to engineering high-status, production-ready Framer design systems and templates for the tech industry.
No basic layouts. No automated AI slop. Just world-class visual architecture for tech companies that want to skip the prompt-engineering phase, establish immediate credibility, and ship product.
Let the robots handle the basic boxes. We are here to build systems that scale.
What are your honest thoughts on the 3.0 shift? Let’s talk in the comments. 👇
