Most commerce templates stop at the design. The bag looks right, the checkout page looks right, and then you discover there is nothing behind the Place Order button.

Beetle is the whole thing. A customer can browse a category, pick a colour, add to their bag, apply a promo code, choose a delivery method, and place an order - and you get that order by email, in a Google Sheet, or in whatever tool you already use, while the customer gets their own confirmation automatically.

Four channels, use any combination:

Email - the order arrives in your inbox, itemised

Google Sheet - one row per order, with an included Apps Script

Webhook - JSON to Zapier, Make, n8n or your own endpoint

Framer Forms - orders in the Framer dashboard

And one that goes the other way: the customer's own copy. The moment they place an order they receive an itemised confirmation with the total, their delivery method, an order reference and your payment link - sent from your own inbox through EmailJS or through the Google Sheet script, so replies come back to you. You write the opening and closing lines in the CMS; the template writes the rest.

A Framer site cannot process card payments, and this template does not pretend otherwise. It captures the order; the money is taken by your own payment link.

What happens: the customer places the order, it is recorded and both of you are emailed, and they are sent to your payment link to pay - Stripe, PayPal, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Contra, or whichever gateway works in your country. Their confirmation carries that link and an order reference. Every order lands in your sheet with an empty "Paid?" column for you to tick off as payments arrive.

That suits made-to-order and small-batch selling, deposits, invoices, bank transfer and cash on delivery. It is not a replacement for Shopify if you need automatic card capture, inventory that counts itself down, or shipping labels.

The upside: no platform cut, no monthly fee, and the payment relationship stays yours.

Browse a shop grid and category pages, with quick add

Read a product page with a gallery, thumbnails, colour choices, a size chart, reviews and stock state

Add to a bag that survives a refresh and a return visit

Save things to a wishlist

Redeem a promo code, see the discount in the total

Choose a delivery method and see it priced into the total

Have their details remembered for next time - no account, no password, nothing stored on a server

Look back at their own past orders, and reorder in one click

Products, categories, a colour palette products are tinted from, announcements for the ticker, the promo popup and its code, journal articles, and one Shop Settings item holding every order setting - payment link, notification address, email wording, the lot.

Colour styles and text styles throughout, so recolouring the whole shop is a handful of edits rather than a hunt through layers.

17 pages: home, shop, product detail, collections, cart, checkout, review, wishlist, orders, journal + article, about, contact, FAQ, shipping & returns, privacy, terms, 404

6 CMS collections, pre-filled with demo content

Desktop, tablet and phone layouts throughout

Light and dark aware colour styles

Written setup guides: the shop in one page, plus step-by-step guides for the Google Sheet and EmailJS, with the Apps Script and an HTML email template ready to paste

Small brands and makers who want to sell a considered range - a few dozen products, not a few thousand - without paying a platform every month, and without asking a developer for help.

A Framer site, an email address, and a payment link if you want one (Stripe, PayPal, Contra, or your local gateway). The Google Sheet and EmailJS steps are free and optional; each takes about ten minutes and both are documented step by step.

Bag that persists between visits, with a slide-out drawer

Checkout with delivery methods priced into the total

Promo codes with a working discount

Order confirmation emailed to the customer automatically

Orders to email, Google Sheet, webhook or Framer Forms

Google Apps Script included, with setup guide

EmailJS template included, with setup guide

Wishlist with a header count and its own page

Local order history and remembered details - no accounts

Product colours picked from a CMS palette

Size chart lightbox per product

Sold-out state across the shop

Product gallery with thumbnails

Ratings that hide themselves until a product has reviews

CMS announcement ticker

Promo popup, responsive

17 pages, three breakpoints, colour and text style

Questions before you buy? Email me at muminulhasankhan@gmail.com — happy to help.