Working on a new Framer template inspired by luxury florists and editorial design.
Still in progress, but I couldn't resist sharing another preview. 🌸
Framer designer • Templates creator • Custom websites
Working on a new Framer template inspired by luxury florists and editorial design.
Still in progress, but I couldn't resist sharing another preview. 🌸
100 days on the Framer Marketplace.
And I'm still working a full-time job that has nothing to do with web design.
In these 100 days:
• $345 in affiliate commissions
• $750 from client work
• 1 sale of my James Orel template
• 2 sales of my Gravity Gallery component
• Featured twice on Contra
• Gravity Gallery featured by the Framer team. I
t's nowhere near where I want to be yet.
But 100 days ago I had:
no Marketplace products
no client work no Framer features
no proof that any of this could actually work
Now I do.
Still building after work.
Still shipping.
Still learning.
Let's see where the next 100 days take me.
James Orel — last 30 days.
• 700 unique visitors • 1.7K page views • 3m 14s average session • 1 sale
Before switching to paid, it was remixed 86 times.
Still building. Every release teaches me something new.
I love opening my inbox in the morning and seeing emails like this. ❤
When I published my first Framer template, PRVSM, back in April, I genuinely didn’t think anyone would ever use it.
I’ll never forget the moment I saw my first $15. I was honestly shocked.
Grateful for every single person who’s using my templates and supporting my work. 🙏
Curious about something.
Are most successful Framer creators doing this full-time, or is it still a side business for most?
Also wondering how many of you work as white-label Framer developers for agencies versus building your own products.
Would love to hear your story 👇
checked my notifications expecting nothing. found this instead.
@framer just featured gravity gallery 🥹
3 months ago today, prvsm went live on the framer marketplace.
since then:
→ landed my first client (he found me through the template). built 2 projects for him, a 3rd might be coming
→ sold my first paid template (james orel) for $29
→ $750 from client work
→ $323 from framer affiliation, growing every month
6 months ago none of this felt possible.
grateful is an understatement. just getting started.
james orel just hit #6 in the photography category on the framer marketplace
two weeks ago it was a free template. now it's paid and climbing.
the experiment continues
James Orel hit 17 days on the framer marketplace.
680 unique viewers, 66 remixes.
that's basically 1 in 10 people, who saw it deciding to use it.
Working on my new Framer template — shaping every detail, refining interactions, and pushing it until it feels just right.
Clean structure, smooth motion, and a bit of edge in the design. More soon.
76 days ago I published my first Framer template on the Marketplace.
Today I reached the Top 5% of creatives on Contra.
In those 76 days I’ve launched more templates, worked with client, learned a ton, and met some amazing people through the Framer community.
Still just getting started, but this feels like a nice milestone.
Thanks to everyone who’s been part of the journey. 🚀💜
a client came back for round two
so there went my weekend — two days straight of work
not mad about it though
I was looking at template marketplaces today and i keep noticing the same thing.
For example squarespace templates cost $250 or more. and the design is often just okay. sometimes it even looks old.
Framer templates cost much less, and the quality is higher. Better motion, better details, better polish. Things squarespace simply can't do.
The interesting part: those $250+ templates actually sell - on Etsy and other places.
The gap makes sense though. Squarespace powers around 4.7M sites, 2.5% of the whole web.
Framer is maybe 10x smaller. Still early.
so my real question: as Framer grows, will template prices go up too? will good design finally get the price it deserves?
Are we still early enough that today's prices are just the start?
Because if they are, this is the time to build.
okay this is wild — Gravity Gallery is now #5 among ALL Framer components.
thank you to everyone who supported it.
genuinely means a lot!
68 days on the Framer Marketplace.
→ 3 templates & 2 components live
→ $187 Framer commission
→ $500 client work
→ 2 features on Contra
→ 458 followers across all platforms
Proof that you don't need to go viral. You need to not stop.
Pawpaw is now live on Framer Marketplace 🐶✨
A luxury dog hotel template built for premium pet brands — clean, playful and conversion-focused, with smooth interactions and scroll-based storytelling.
Super excited to finally ship this one 🚀
