Nuttifox is a studio building products for the Framer ecosystem. They wanted to sell premium funnel templates directly inside the Framer editor: browse, preview, pay and use, without the buyer ever leaving their project. They brought me in to design and build the whole product.

Selling a template is easy. Selling a licensed one inside someone else's product is not. A Framer plugin runs in a sandbox, so there is no server you control in that context, and a license check that runs in the client is a license check a user can simply remove. Payments, licensing and the template catalogue all had to live somewhere safe outside the plugin, while the buying experience stayed seamless inside it.

• React & Shadcn UI to design and build the plugin interface, a browsable template catalogue with categories and live previews • Supabase as the backend, storing the template catalogue and every license record • Lemon Squeezy for payments, wired into a purchase flow that completes without ever leaving the editor • Server-side license verification, so entitlement is checked on the server instead of inside the sandbox • Templates stored as data instead of bundled in the plugin, so Nuttifox can add new templates without shipping an update

Framer Funnels is live on the Framer marketplace, with browsing, previews, licensing and payments all working inside the editor.