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Calibore — Framer Website Development
Description
Framer development for Calibore, a boutique M&A advisory firm.
I developed a responsive corporate website that clearly presents the firm’s partner-led services, transaction process, and market expertise while maintaining a professional and confidential tone.
The website guides potential clients toward scheduling an introductory conversation through an integrated Calendly flow. The project included complete Framer implementation, responsive adaptation, interactions, and optimization across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
My role:
Framer Developer
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$50k+ in revenue on Contra. Big milestone.
Here's my full revenue breakdown.
I started freelancing in April 2025 after leaving my job at a design studio. Since then, my income has come from a few different places (not all of it is visible on contra).
Most of it came from ongoing freelance work with startups. As I started working directly with clients on framer websites, I also began offering a monthly retainer for updates, maintenance, and improvements after launch. More recently, I joined Contra Labs, which has been a nice extra source of projects.
Here's the breakdown:
• Freelance work: 70% (worked with framer, contra, magicpath etc.)
• Direct clients: 24%
• Retainers: 4.3%
• Contra Labs: 1.7%
The number is nice, but knowing where it comes from is what actually helps you understand how to build something sustainable.
BIG congrats 👏