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A little preview of what I have been building in Framer.
An easy to use all in Framer Ecom plugin. No Shopify or Wix.
Devs can build everything in Framer and easily hand over to clients.
The plugin will supply all the components in a starter dev template or an option to remix this free template and more. Full dev and vendor instructions included.
All powered by Stripe and Framer CMS.
Sell physical & digital products.
Payments direct to your stripe account.
Handles customer & vendor emails.
Use your own framer buttons and cart icon.
Style the cart drawer to your branding.
Only pay when you go live.
Full list of features coming soon
In polish and test phase looking to go live soon so keep an eye out.
love the intensity of your design here! typefaces feel perfectly intentional, plus your use of that olive green as a tertiary color adheres surprisingly well with both the red/black scheme & the general association with that consumer-driven sign to 'go!' & keep browsing / buy...
Thank you Nicolette.
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Template #3 coming along nicely. Almost finished all pages design and animation prototypes.
For some reason I am still doing most of prototyping not directly in framer but directly in claude code
Cool 😍
Relying only on Framer's marketplace feels like a mistake.
Day 2 of figuring out how to market a framer template business.
my experience submitting Framer templates across different marketplaces so far👇
1. SelectedSite
(commission-free)
I was able to sign up immediately and submit my template right away. The review process takes less than 24 hours. The upload experience was seamless, the platform is well-designed, and they don't take any commission.
2. framerthings
(commission: 30%)
They review your creator account first, which takes 1–2 business days. Only after approval can you upload templates, which then go through another ~24-hour review.
3. Contra
(commission-free)
I listed my templates without any review process. I also shared one free template as a post—it received likes and comments, but only a few remixes on the first day.
4. Frameplate
(commission-free)
They only publish one template per weekday, which means the current waiting list is around 10–12 weeks.
5. Creative Market
(commission: confusing, but around 50%?)
The signup process was instant. I submitted my template, and the application review takes 3–4 business days.
6. UI8
(commission: 30%)
I applied to become a creator, but my application was rejected without any explanation. I reached out for feedback but haven't received a response yet.
7. Gallereee
(submitting a template costs $69)
Featuring a website is free, but submitting a template costs $69, so I haven't tried this one!
Comment what marketing channel I should test tomorrow. 👇
This morning I found a local bakery website with great branding, but the hero section lacked impact; it just showed a single, isolated, small loaf of bread on a dark background.
I jumped into Framer to see how to elevate it and designed two alternative versions:
Option 1: The Focused Loaf. True to the original concept, but re-engineered for a much stronger visual hierarchy.
Option 2: The Working Station. An immersive, storytelling approach that drops you right onto the baker's table.
Which version do you think works better for a premium bakery? Let me know below! 👇
24 voted
59%
17 voted
41%
41 votes
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Both look nice in my opinion!
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