About Toolify
Developer tools are evaluated by people who read the docs before they read the pitch. Toolify is built for that audience, carrying documentation and a changelog as proper pages alongside features and pricing rather than hiding them behind a sign-up.
At a glance
Pages: 12 total (9 static, 1 CMS collection, 1 folder)
CMS collections: blog
Online store: no
Contact form: yes
Responsive: desktop, tablet and phone
Built with: Framer, no code
Pages included
Home, About, Blog, Changelog, Contact, Documentation, Features, Pricing and Privacy Policy, plus template pages for blog, and 404.
What it does not do
It is the marketing site. It does not include the product, an API, authentication, a usage dashboard or billing. The documentation page is a designed shell for your own content, not a docs platform with search, versioning or code sandboxes.
Who it is for
Toolify works best as a Framer website template for:
AI tools and developer platforms selling to a technical audience
API products that need documentation visible before sign-up
Indie software builders shipping frequently enough to keep a changelog
FAQ
Is the documentation page a real docs system? No. It is a designed page for your content. Search, versioning and code sandboxes come from a dedicated docs platform if you need them.
Does it include the product or API? No. This is the marketing site only.
Can I take payments on the pricing page? Not in this build. Pricing routes to sign-up or contact, and billing lives in your own system.
Is there a blog? Yes, held in a CMS collection.
Customizing it
We can customize this Framer website template for you, from color and content through to new pages. Request a quote or see our Framer customization service. Support and updates are included.
