A modern Framer website built for SaaS founders who need their product to look as serious as it is. Custom design, real animation, full CMS, conversion-focused. Live in 1 to 2 weeks.

Who this is for • SaaS founders launching a product or replacing a placeholder site • Early-stage startups raising or going to market who need credibility on day one • Teams moving from Webflow, Wix, WordPress, or Notion to a real Framer site • Founders who want a site that converts, not a portfolio piece • Founders who want one team to own design, build, and launch end-to-end

What you'll have at the end • A custom Framer site for desktop and mobile, no templates • Animations and interactions that feel intentional, not decorative • A conversion-focused layout (hero, features, social proof, pricing, CTA) • CMS setup for blog, changelog, or case studies • Forms and integrations (Slack, HubSpot, Notion, Airtable, Stripe) • Analytics and SEO live on day one (GA4, Plausible, Posthog, Meta Pixel) • Domain, hosting, and publishing handled • Two rounds of revision are built into the scope

Brief, audit, and content review

Wireframe and layout

Visual design

Framer built with animations

Launch with analytics and SEO live

Tools Framer, Figma, GSAP, Stape (server-side tracking), GA4, Plausible, Posthog, HubSpot, Notion API

Typical timelines • Landing page (1 to 3 sections): 1 week • Full site (4 to 8 pages with CMS): 1 to 2 weeks • Marketing site with custom code, motion, and integrations: custom estimate

What we get about building a SaaS website • You've been quoted $8,000 for a Webflow site that takes three months to launch. • You've used a template and watched your product look exactly like ten other startups. • You don't want a 40-section homepage. You want a sharp one that converts. • You've waited weeks for a tiny copy change because the developer is "busy this sprint." • You don't want SEO that is "set up" but never actually ranks for anything. • You're tired of agencies pitching you mood boards instead of asking how your funnel works. • You want a site you can edit yourself when you need a quick tweak.