Three months ago, my first template was accepted by Framer, the old way.

I decided to make it free and honestly, I had no idea the whole “affiliate commission” thing even existed. 😄

Then, a few days later, I started getting emails from Dub. I had never even heard of it before. Fast-forward three months and the template has had a pretty solid run, generating $1K+ in affiliate commission.

So now I’m doing the exact opposite of what most people seem to be doing:

I’m making it paid.

I’m genuinely curious to see what happens to the numbers and whether the economics of a paid template make sense compared to keeping it free.

Let’s see. this is fun

Three months ago, my first template was accepted by Framer, the old way.

I decided to make it free and honestly, I had no idea the whole “affiliate commission” thing even existed. 😄

Then, a few days later, I started getting emails from Dub. I had never even heard of it before. Fast-forward three months and the template has had a pretty solid run, generating $1K+ in affiliate commission.

So now I’m doing the exact opposite of what most people seem to be doing:

I’m making it paid.

I’m genuinely curious to see what happens to the numbers and whether the economics of a paid template make sense compared to keeping it free.

Let’s see. this is fun