Brandfluencer: Influencer Agency Website Design

Brandfluencer is a website template for influencer agencies, talent marketplaces and individual creators. I designed it in Figma, then built production versions in Webflow and Framer. It ships with 17 designed pages, three homepage variants and CMS collections for services, case studies, influencer profiles and blog posts.

Brand managers hire influencer agencies on evidence. They want to see which creators you represent, which campaigns you ran and what those campaigns delivered. Most agency sites bury that under a mission statement and a stock photo, so the buyer leaves before reaching the proof.

The second problem was audience. An agency, a solo creator and a talent marketplace sell very different things, yet they often start from the same generic template and fight the layout the whole way.

I built the site around proof first. The hero states the offer in one line, then moves straight into client logos, campaign results and featured creators. Every page after that ends with one clear next step: book talent, request a proposal or get in touch.

To solve the audience problem, I designed three homepage variants on one shared design system:

Agency: services, case studies and team up front

Individual creator: personal brand, media kit and brand partnerships

Marketplace: searchable influencer profiles and a Book Talent flow

Because all three share the same components and style guide, a buyer keeps the variant that fits and deletes the rest without any restyling.

CMS-driven proof: services, case studies, influencer profiles and blog posts are all Webflow CMS collections, so new work publishes from the Editor.

Influencer profiles: each creator gets a detail page with niche, audience stats and past collaborations.

Book Talent and How It Works pages: the booking path is explained step by step to cut back-and-forth emails.

Pricing page: clear packages for brands that want to compare before calling.

Responsive build: tuned for desktop, tablet and mobile, where most social traffic lands.

Brandfluencer includes three homepage variants plus Services, Case Studies, Influencers, Book Talent, How It Works, Pricing, Team, Blog, Contact and a 404 page. Utility pages cover the style guide, instructions, change log and license, with CMS templates for services, case studies, influencer profiles and blog posts.

The Webflow version uses global classes and variables, so brand colors and type change in one place. The Framer version mirrors the same structure with reusable components. Both builds were tested across breakpoints before release.

Webflow live preview: brandfluencer-tnc.webflow.io

Framer live preview: brandfluencer.framer.website

Get the template on Contra: Brandfluencer on Contra