Friends, hear me out.

I like experimenting with Framer. And here is a new test. Or can I even call it a test?

So far, I have launched 7 free templates. Now I have added one paid one.

Dentra. The blue one is paid: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/dentra/

DENTRY. The dark one is fully free: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/dentry/

I started with the paid one and had an enlightenment about a new style and direction.

Let’s be honest, the free one is simpler in complexity and CMS setup. Yet it feels like a strong base for a boutique dental clinic. I finished it quickly, got it reviewed easily, and it reached the top of the category with a good amount of remixes. Surprisingly.

Most remixes probably came from other creators, but this morning I also got a nice 3-figure commission email from Dub.co.

Now the paid one. Blueish.

My goal was to create the best dental clinic Framer template.

“Best” is vague. I wanted something that helps clinics launch fast, look modern, and has a strong CMS for services, team members, and locations. Medical team pages get tons of traffic.

I feel $99 is fair. But as this is my first paid template, I honestly don’t know. Would appreciate your thoughts.

I also want to keep it less commoditized, so each clinic can still look branded. For a serious business, the difference between $49 and $99 is not huge. A new website is already an investment.

The experiment

Part of me hopes the blue one does not get buried. Every template needs views to be discovered.

So I am curious. Does spending more time crafting something complex and asking for money work better? Or does the free template spread further and eventually bring more $$$?

They are branded differently, though. The paid one is closer to a classic dental clinic. The free one is more medspa.

Let me know if you are interested in seeing how this goes?

I personally love posts with real data because they help me understand the market and position myself better.

Friends, hear me out.

I like experimenting with Framer. And here is a new test. Or can I even call it a test?

So far, I have launched 7 free templates. Now I have added one paid one.

Dentra. The blue one is paid: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/dentra/

DENTRY. The dark one is fully free: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/dentry/

I started with the paid one and had an enlightenment about a new style and direction.

Let’s be honest, the free one is simpler in complexity and CMS setup. Yet it feels like a strong base for a boutique dental clinic. I finished it quickly, got it reviewed easily, and it reached the top of the category with a good amount of remixes. Surprisingly.

Most remixes probably came from other creators, but this morning I also got a nice 3-figure commission email from Dub.co.

Now the paid one. Blueish.

My goal was to create the best dental clinic Framer template.

“Best” is vague. I wanted something that helps clinics launch fast, look modern, and has a strong CMS for services, team members, and locations. Medical team pages get tons of traffic.

I feel $99 is fair. But as this is my first paid template, I honestly don’t know. Would appreciate your thoughts.

I also want to keep it less commoditized, so each clinic can still look branded. For a serious business, the difference between $49 and $99 is not huge. A new website is already an investment.

The experiment

Part of me hopes the blue one does not get buried. Every template needs views to be discovered.

So I am curious. Does spending more time crafting something complex and asking for money work better? Or does the free template spread further and eventually bring more $$$?

They are branded differently, though. The paid one is closer to a classic dental clinic. The free one is more medspa.

Let me know if you are interested in seeing how this goes?

I personally love posts with real data because they help me understand the market and position myself better.