Most Framer designers are selling websites.
That's not the problem.
The problem is only getting paid for the initial build.
As Framer gets faster, and AI makes custom development faster, the cost of producing a website keeps falling.
That doesn't mean your work should get cheaper.
It means there are more ways to capture value from the same project.
1. Keep the efficiency
If a site that used to take 20 hours now takes 8, those 12 hours don't have to become a discount.
Use them for better work, faster delivery, more margin, or another paid deliverable.
2. Monetize what happens after the build
The client says:
“The site looks great. Can we get the code?”
Normally, that's where the rebuild starts.
Framer to Code lets you export the published Framer site into structured front-end code, so a code handoff can become an additional deliverable instead of rebuilding the same site again.
3. Reuse what you've already built
A workflow that works once can become a template, component, development package, or migration service.
That's the real leverage.
When the cost of building falls, don't make the work cheaper. Find more value around it.
Framer to Code handles the published front-end. Backend-dependent functionality such as CMS data, forms, authentication, and third-party services still needs separate setup.
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