Billables AI: Framer Site and the Deck Behind a $10.2M Series A

Billables AI builds automated time tracking for law firms. They had no in-house design team while the product changed weekly and a fundraise was coming. I became that team from October 2025: weekly Framer site work with no backlog, a homepage redesign, then the pitch deck for the raise.

Three things at once and nobody to design them: a website that had to keep pace with a product shipping weekly, a Series A deck that had to hold up against the hundreds investors see each quarter, and an announcement people would actually stop and watch. Hiring a team was slow. Three separate freelancers would have meant three visual languages on the most important materials the company had ever made.

Started with the site in October 2025. Weekly batches, one call, one Slack channel: new pages, technical cleanup, and a homepage redesign I did over a weekend and brought to the next call unprompted, now rolling out page by page.

When the raise came, I designed the deck they pitched with. Because I already knew the product and the brand, the deck needed no ramp-up and spoke the same visual language as the site. When the round closed, I produced the animated announcement video.

$10.2M Series A closed in June 2026, led by Avenue Growth Partners, pitched with a deck I designed. The announcement video went live on billables.ai and LinkedIn the day the round was announced. The site has kept evolving every week since October 2025 with no in-house designer, and Billables was named Legal Tech Company of the Year 2026 at Legalweek.

"Working with Oggie has been a true partnership. From our website design to marketing collateral, they quickly understood our vision and consistently delivered polished, on-brand work with impressive speed and responsiveness."

Nancy Jeng, Co-Founder, Billables AI