Helping brands grow with websites that look premium, feel effortless, and convert better, designed in Framer with strategy and style.
Just shipped a new Framer component: an interactive glass-bubble hero.
Cycling text that reveals with a blurred sweep, a glass bubble that trails smaller bubbles behind your cursor, and a click that pops it into a burst before it reforms. Dark gradient, fully customizable, respects reduced motion.
How do you all price a Framer site?
Pricing is the thing I see designers struggle with most, so I finally wrote down the framework I use. Rough tiers I work from:
— template customised properly: $500 to $2.5k — custom marketing site built to convert: $2.5k to $8k — heavier builds / ecommerce: $5k+
The bit I always tell clients: the cheapest option usually costs the most, because they end up rebuilding within a year.
Curious how others here structure it, flat project fee vs value-based vs subscription? Wrote my full take here if useful:
Recently finished a project for a kitchen and bath company and wanted to share with you guys.
Client's words after handoff: "delivered exactly what we were looking for. He's responsive, professional, and does great work."
Happy with how this one turned out.
Spent way too long on this one but it was worth it 😅
New component: Pricing Control. A full pricing section you control entirely from the Properties panel, plans, prices, features, billing toggle, highlighted tier, colors, fonts, all of it. No opening layers, no code.
Built it because I was tired of rebuilding pricing sections from scratch on every client project.
Take a look 👉 [Flex Pricing Cards]
What would you want a pricing component to do that most of them don't?
Okay, I did not expect this one to take off.
I made a dark pricing cards component a while back, mostly because I kept needing one for client projects and every free option I found was light mode and needed 20 minutes of restyling before it fit anything.
Checked the stats today: 439 views, 58 installs.
The install number is what got me. That's about 1 in 8 people who looked at it actually putting it on a site, which feels wild for something I built to scratch my own itch.
Everything's set up as proper properties, so you can swap plans, features and the highlighted tier without touching a single layer.
Preview → darkpricingcards.framer.website
It's free. If you use it somewhere, drop the link, I'd genuinely love to see it in the wild
I've been working on a new Framer template recently and ended up creating this accordion component along the way. I figured it could be useful as a standalone section too, so I decided to publish it on the Marketplace.
Accordion Pro is a clean, fully customizable accordion with smooth interactions that works great for FAQs, pricing, feature lists, services, and just about any expandable content.
Hopefully it saves you a bit of time on your next project. Happy building! 🚀
Was working on a project and came up with something. Just launched Prisma Pricing Cards for Framer.
Introducing Pictory
After getting a few components accepted on the Framer Marketplace, I finally decided to take a shot at building and publishing my first template.
I had actually considered doing this before, but Framer's marketplace review process was pretty strict and there were a lot of guidelines to follow. Then, just a couple of days before I was ready to submit, Framer 3.0 changed everything and removed the review process altogether.
I'm still not sure whether that's ultimately a good thing or a bad thing for creators, but I'm choosing to see it as an opportunity.
So here it is — Pictory.
It's a simple portfolio template built for photographers, videographers, filmmakers, and visual creators. Nothing overly complex, but I think it's a solid start considering it's my very first template.
Looking forward to building and sharing more templates in the future.
