Framer’s marketplace is a mix of free remixes and paid downloads. Creators charge anywhere from a few dollars to three figures, often bundling Slack support, a Figma file, or a niche sitemap. yoframer only indexes free files, because most people reading this are trying to launch without a design line-item.
That is not a morality play. Paid can be the right call. It is just not what this directory is for.
What you usually buy when you pay
- Someone to ping. Email, Slack, a Loom when CMS wiring fights you.
- Extra files. Figma, icons, motion presets that never made the free remix.
- A weird vertical. Patient intake. MLS-shaped layouts. Stuff that would take you days to invent.
If you need a human on the other end, paying a creator who already did this niche twenty times is rational.
What free already covers
We track 2,500+ free listings with page counts, CMS flags, and page names. A lot of those files include:
- Double-digit sitemaps with Pricing, Blog, and Contact
- CMS collections for posts or case studies
- Motion and responsive layouts that survive a brand swap
The gap is rarely “free means one ugly landing page.” The gap is finding the file that matches your niche without opening fifty tabs.
A boring decision process that works
- Write the sitemap on paper. Pricing? Legal? Blog? Careers?
- Filter the template directory and open two previews.
- Remix both. Framer’s whole trick is editing. A free file you ship beats a paid file you admire.
- If you still want help, hire for analytics and CMS fields, not for a ZIP you never open.
Where yoframer sits
Plenty of creators ship a free lead-magnet remix and a paid upgrade. We index the free one so you can compare inside one catalog. Start at free Framer templates, then use niche roundups when you want a shorter argument.