@Framer killed the review system. Anyone can upload now.

Sales dropped. Everyone's panicking.

But the change didn't break your business. It exposed it.

Most creators run the same play: learn Framer the hard way, spend weeks on one template, upload it, then wait.

A sale comes in. You dream it'll go viral. Then silence for a week. Another sale. Dream again. Silence again.

That's not a business. That's a slot machine you built yourself.

You learned a real skill. Then you handed your income to an algorithm and waited for a stranger to find you.

Here's the harder path nobody talks about:

Pick one niche, so you're the obvious choice, not one of a thousand.

Build your own site.

Then go where the money already is. Founders who just launched. Companies that just raised. Audit their site, show them what's broken, name your price.

Slower to start. Nobody claps. But the algorithm can't take it from you.

The change scared good creators off making templates.

I think it's the best thing that could've happened.

It's forcing the question you should've asked on day one:

Are you building a business, or waiting to get picked?

@Framer killed the review system. Anyone can upload now.

Sales dropped. Everyone's panicking.

But the change didn't break your business. It exposed it.

Most creators run the same play: learn Framer the hard way, spend weeks on one template, upload it, then wait.

A sale comes in. You dream it'll go viral. Then silence for a week. Another sale. Dream again. Silence again.

That's not a business. That's a slot machine you built yourself.

You learned a real skill. Then you handed your income to an algorithm and waited for a stranger to find you.

Here's the harder path nobody talks about:

Pick one niche, so you're the obvious choice, not one of a thousand.

Build your own site.

Then go where the money already is. Founders who just launched. Companies that just raised. Audit their site, show them what's broken, name your price.

Slower to start. Nobody claps. But the algorithm can't take it from you.

The change scared good creators off making templates.

I think it's the best thing that could've happened.

It's forcing the question you should've asked on day one:

Are you building a business, or waiting to get picked?