5th Framer template is officially in the works 👀
Still WIP, but I’m really happy with where this one is going.
And once it’s done, it’ll finally be time to take on my most difficult client yet:
myself 💀
Next up: building Webily from scratch — a home for my services, templates, and everything I’ve been working on.
Has anyone seen this in Framer’s Dub affiliate dashboard?
The same lead/customer keeps creating multiple projects, but the clicks attributed to them are coming from completely different locations — US, Japan, British Virgin Islands, etc.
Is this normal, or could it be bot traffic?
Finally getting some Framer affiliate commission notifications again 🥹
But I’m still confused about one thing — I have a client on an active monthly Framer subscription, and I should’ve received the recurring commission from their renewal 2 days ago.
Nothing has shown up in Dub yet.
Does anyone know if recurring commissions are sometimes delayed, or is there another reason why a monthly renewal wouldn’t be tracked?
Designers, I need a sanity check 😅
Left: my template — published June 16
Right: another Marketplace template — published July 6
Inspiration or too close?
What do you think?
La Fleur is finally live & free 🌸
A Framer template for florists, wedding planners & event studios — built around big imagery, editorial layouts and subtle interactions.
95 Performance. 100 Best Practices.
Now live on the Framer Marketplace ↓
Final polish on my La Fleur template. 🌸
Just wrapping up the last details before launch.
Coming soon. ✨
new component: hoverlight
a spotlight that follows your cursor and reveals text in halftone, stripes, grid, checker or gradient.
Working on a new Framer template inspired by luxury florists and editorial design.
Still in progress, but I couldn't resist sharing another preview. 🌸
100 days on the Framer Marketplace.
And I'm still working a full-time job that has nothing to do with web design.
In these 100 days:
• $345 in affiliate commissions
• $750 from client work
• 1 sale of my James Orel template
• 2 sales of my Gravity Gallery component
• Featured twice on Contra
• Gravity Gallery featured by the Framer team. I
t's nowhere near where I want to be yet.
But 100 days ago I had:
no Marketplace products
no client work no Framer features
no proof that any of this could actually work
Now I do.
Still building after work.
Still shipping.
Still learning.
Let's see where the next 100 days take me.
James Orel — last 30 days.
• 700 unique visitors • 1.7K page views • 3m 14s average session • 1 sale
Before switching to paid, it was remixed 86 times.
Still building. Every release teaches me something new.
I love opening my inbox in the morning and seeing emails like this. ❤
When I published my first Framer template, PRVSM, back in April, I genuinely didn’t think anyone would ever use it.
I’ll never forget the moment I saw my first $15. I was honestly shocked.
Grateful for every single person who’s using my templates and supporting my work. 🙏
Curious about something.
Are most successful Framer creators doing this full-time, or is it still a side business for most?
Also wondering how many of you work as white-label Framer developers for agencies versus building your own products.
Would love to hear your story 👇
checked my notifications expecting nothing. found this instead.
@framer just featured gravity gallery 🥹
3 months ago today, prvsm went live on the framer marketplace.
since then:
→ landed my first client (he found me through the template). built 2 projects for him, a 3rd might be coming
→ sold my first paid template (james orel) for $29
→ $750 from client work
→ $323 from framer affiliation, growing every month
6 months ago none of this felt possible.
grateful is an understatement. just getting started.
james orel just hit #6 in the photography category on the framer marketplace
two weeks ago it was a free template. now it's paid and climbing.
the experiment continues
5th Framer template is officially in the works 👀
Still WIP, but I’m really happy with where this one is going.
And once it’s done, it’ll finally be time to take on my most difficult client yet:
myself 💀
Next up: building Webily from scratch — a home for my services, templates, and everything I’ve been working on.
Has anyone seen this in Framer’s Dub affiliate dashboard?
The same lead/customer keeps creating multiple projects, but the clicks attributed to them are coming from completely different locations — US, Japan, British Virgin Islands, etc.
Is this normal, or could it be bot traffic?
Finally getting some Framer affiliate commission notifications again 🥹
But I’m still confused about one thing — I have a client on an active monthly Framer subscription, and I should’ve received the recurring commission from their renewal 2 days ago.
Nothing has shown up in Dub yet.
Does anyone know if recurring commissions are sometimes delayed, or is there another reason why a monthly renewal wouldn’t be tracked?
Designers, I need a sanity check 😅
Left: my template — published June 16
Right: another Marketplace template — published July 6
Inspiration or too close?
What do you think?
La Fleur is finally live & free 🌸
A Framer template for florists, wedding planners & event studios — built around big imagery, editorial layouts and subtle interactions.
95 Performance. 100 Best Practices.
Now live on the Framer Marketplace ↓
Final polish on my La Fleur template. 🌸
Just wrapping up the last details before launch.
Coming soon. ✨
new component: hoverlight
a spotlight that follows your cursor and reveals text in halftone, stripes, grid, checker or gradient.
Working on a new Framer template inspired by luxury florists and editorial design.
Still in progress, but I couldn't resist sharing another preview. 🌸
100 days on the Framer Marketplace.
And I'm still working a full-time job that has nothing to do with web design.
In these 100 days:
• $345 in affiliate commissions
• $750 from client work
• 1 sale of my James Orel template
• 2 sales of my Gravity Gallery component
• Featured twice on Contra
• Gravity Gallery featured by the Framer team. I
t's nowhere near where I want to be yet.
But 100 days ago I had:
no Marketplace products
no client work no Framer features
no proof that any of this could actually work
Now I do.
Still building after work.
Still shipping.
Still learning.
Let's see where the next 100 days take me.
James Orel — last 30 days.
• 700 unique visitors • 1.7K page views • 3m 14s average session • 1 sale
Before switching to paid, it was remixed 86 times.
Still building. Every release teaches me something new.
I love opening my inbox in the morning and seeing emails like this. ❤
When I published my first Framer template, PRVSM, back in April, I genuinely didn’t think anyone would ever use it.
I’ll never forget the moment I saw my first $15. I was honestly shocked.
Grateful for every single person who’s using my templates and supporting my work. 🙏
Curious about something.
Are most successful Framer creators doing this full-time, or is it still a side business for most?
Also wondering how many of you work as white-label Framer developers for agencies versus building your own products.
Would love to hear your story 👇
checked my notifications expecting nothing. found this instead.
@framer just featured gravity gallery 🥹
3 months ago today, prvsm went live on the framer marketplace.
since then:
→ landed my first client (he found me through the template). built 2 projects for him, a 3rd might be coming
→ sold my first paid template (james orel) for $29
→ $750 from client work
→ $323 from framer affiliation, growing every month
6 months ago none of this felt possible.
grateful is an understatement. just getting started.
james orel just hit #6 in the photography category on the framer marketplace
two weeks ago it was a free template. now it's paid and climbing.
the experiment continues
5th Framer template is officially in the works 👀
Still WIP, but I’m really happy with where this one is going.
And once it’s done, it’ll finally be time to take on my most difficult client yet:
myself 💀
Next up: building Webily from scratch — a home for my services, templates, and everything I’ve been working on.
Has anyone seen this in Framer’s Dub affiliate dashboard?
The same lead/customer keeps creating multiple projects, but the clicks attributed to them are coming from completely different locations — US, Japan, British Virgin Islands, etc.
Is this normal, or could it be bot traffic?
Finally getting some Framer affiliate commission notifications again 🥹
But I’m still confused about one thing — I have a client on an active monthly Framer subscription, and I should’ve received the recurring commission from their renewal 2 days ago.
Nothing has shown up in Dub yet.
Does anyone know if recurring commissions are sometimes delayed, or is there another reason why a monthly renewal wouldn’t be tracked?
Designers, I need a sanity check 😅
Left: my template — published June 16
Right: another Marketplace template — published July 6
Inspiration or too close?
What do you think?
La Fleur is finally live & free 🌸
A Framer template for florists, wedding planners & event studios — built around big imagery, editorial layouts and subtle interactions.
95 Performance. 100 Best Practices.
Now live on the Framer Marketplace ↓
Final polish on my La Fleur template. 🌸
Just wrapping up the last details before launch.
Coming soon. ✨
new component: hoverlight
a spotlight that follows your cursor and reveals text in halftone, stripes, grid, checker or gradient.
Working on a new Framer template inspired by luxury florists and editorial design.
Still in progress, but I couldn't resist sharing another preview. 🌸
100 days on the Framer Marketplace.
And I'm still working a full-time job that has nothing to do with web design.
In these 100 days:
• $345 in affiliate commissions
• $750 from client work
• 1 sale of my James Orel template
• 2 sales of my Gravity Gallery component
• Featured twice on Contra
• Gravity Gallery featured by the Framer team. I
t's nowhere near where I want to be yet.
But 100 days ago I had:
no Marketplace products
no client work no Framer features
no proof that any of this could actually work
Now I do.
Still building after work.
Still shipping.
Still learning.
Let's see where the next 100 days take me.
James Orel — last 30 days.
• 700 unique visitors • 1.7K page views • 3m 14s average session • 1 sale
Before switching to paid, it was remixed 86 times.
Still building. Every release teaches me something new.
I love opening my inbox in the morning and seeing emails like this. ❤
When I published my first Framer template, PRVSM, back in April, I genuinely didn’t think anyone would ever use it.
I’ll never forget the moment I saw my first $15. I was honestly shocked.
Grateful for every single person who’s using my templates and supporting my work. 🙏
Curious about something.
Are most successful Framer creators doing this full-time, or is it still a side business for most?
Also wondering how many of you work as white-label Framer developers for agencies versus building your own products.
Would love to hear your story 👇
checked my notifications expecting nothing. found this instead.
@framer just featured gravity gallery 🥹
3 months ago today, prvsm went live on the framer marketplace.
since then:
→ landed my first client (he found me through the template). built 2 projects for him, a 3rd might be coming
→ sold my first paid template (james orel) for $29
→ $750 from client work
→ $323 from framer affiliation, growing every month
6 months ago none of this felt possible.
grateful is an understatement. just getting started.
james orel just hit #6 in the photography category on the framer marketplace
two weeks ago it was a free template. now it's paid and climbing.
the experiment continues
