You have the design. You need someone who treats Framer like a real production environment, not a no-code toy.
Build-only engagement. I take your Figma file and build it in Framer — pixel-tight, CMS-ready, responsive, performance-tuned, and yours to manage after handoff.
Landing page build from $700. Multi-page site from $1,000.
What "production-grade Framer" actually means
Most Framer developers wire up components and call it done. A real build means:
Component architecture your team can extend without breaking.
Performance discipline — lazy loading, asset compression, font display, semantic HTML. Not just whatever Framer ships by default.
SEO treated as a first-class deliverable — meta tags, structured data, OG images, sitemap, robots.txt.
CMS structure designed for content scale, not just what fits in the first few collections.
Custom code overrides and components where the design calls for behavior that isn't native to Framer.
That's the floor for this engagement.
Who this is for
Teams with a finished Figma design that need senior Framer development.
Founders who hired a designer and now need someone to actually ship it.
Agencies needing Framer overflow production.
Anyone with a design they love and a development quote they don't.
Not for: anyone who needs design + development together (see Framer Website — Design + Build from $1,500).
What you walk away with
A pixel-tight Framer build of the full design.
CMS setup: blog, case studies, logos, careers, resource library.
Performance optimization: lazy loading, asset compression, font display, real Lighthouse scores.
SEO foundation: meta tags, OG images, semantic structure, sitemap, robots.txt.
You have the design. You need someone who treats Framer like a real production environment, not a no-code toy.
Build-only engagement. I take your Figma file and build it in Framer — pixel-tight, CMS-ready, responsive, performance-tuned, and yours to manage after handoff.
Landing page build from $700. Multi-page site from $1,000.
What "production-grade Framer" actually means
Most Framer developers wire up components and call it done. A real build means:
Component architecture your team can extend without breaking.
Performance discipline — lazy loading, asset compression, font display, semantic HTML. Not just whatever Framer ships by default.
SEO treated as a first-class deliverable — meta tags, structured data, OG images, sitemap, robots.txt.
CMS structure designed for content scale, not just what fits in the first few collections.
Custom code overrides and components where the design calls for behavior that isn't native to Framer.
That's the floor for this engagement.
Who this is for
Teams with a finished Figma design that need senior Framer development.
Founders who hired a designer and now need someone to actually ship it.
Agencies needing Framer overflow production.
Anyone with a design they love and a development quote they don't.
Not for: anyone who needs design + development together (see Framer Website — Design + Build from $1,500).
What you walk away with
A pixel-tight Framer build of the full design.
CMS setup: blog, case studies, logos, careers, resource library.
Performance optimization: lazy loading, asset compression, font display, real Lighthouse scores.
SEO foundation: meta tags, OG images, semantic structure, sitemap, robots.txt.