20 Best Agency Framer Templates in 2026 (Ranked)

Xtract has serious marketplace traction for a reason: six pages cover home, about, blog index and article, contact, and 404, with a dark, product-grade aesthetic that reads as established rather than experimental. If you sell automation, agents, or implementation retainers, this is the strongest free starting point on the list.

Zaint is the only paid template here and the one we suggest when a prospect compares you to three other shops on the same afternoon. Ten pages, CMS project and blog routes, booking and pricing, plus OneFramer-level polish. It costs 49 USD, which is often less than one hour of design time you would spend recreating the same structure.

Formix Co is unusually deep for a free agency template: work singles, blog, pricing and career singles, service detail, style guide, license, password, and 404. Waida Studio built it for real studio operations, not a landing page dressed up as a site.

Brandora Co mirrors a paid agency system: CMS singles for work, blog, pricing, and careers, plus licenses, changelog, and password protection. If you outgrew a one-pager but refuse to maintain three separate Framer projects, start here.

Boldway from Flowzai targets creative digital agencies with a full marketing stack: services, CMS project and blog detail, contact, and 404, plus listing-named audience variants you can merge into core pages. It is built for shops that sell impact, not quiet minimalism.

Syncox wires CMS across services, projects, and blog posts, then adds pricing, privacy, contact, and 404. Pentaclay built it for shops that publish case studies and posts often enough that duplicate layouts become expensive.

Motive keeps the footprint tight at five pages but leads with strong type, animation, and CMS project storytelling. Kingsley Ken’s template suits studios where the reel and case cards do most of the selling.

Craftica from Muzamal pairs a studio narrative with CMS projects, blogs, and legal pages. It is the pick when you want an awards-shortlist mood instead of maximal marketing chrome.

Arven Cole by Finlay adds an explicit pricing route next to CMS projects and contact. Many portfolio templates hide numbers until a call; this one helps qualify leads earlier.

Bloomix stays lean with four routes: home, CMS projects, contact, and 404. It is tuned for shops that win on campaign proof and fast comprehension, not giant service matrices.

UNIQORN by Maleeha breaks from gray-minimal agency tropes with retro color, custom cursors, and sticky scrolling. Use it when your ideal client hires you for taste, not for looking like every SaaS landing.

Pixen from Framigo Studio treats CMS work, blog, and legal pages as equals. That matches how procurement-heavy clients actually browse your site before they book a call.

Loaded by Grido Design bets on bold type and a CMS portfolio without spreading attention across rarely visited pages. Strong when your sales motion is show the work, then talk.

StudioFlowz by Olaide Lawal adds a community page alongside the usual agency set, which is rare in free templates. The light, animated UI suits approachable creative shops.

Clipse from Nasir is only three pages and skips CMS, but it is built for production companies that close from motion and stills, not from a giant case archive on day one.

Clarion by Damir Cosic combines solutions and blog routes with animated gradients and overlays. It reads modern and B2B without defaulting to a fully dark theme.

Precis from Ajoy targets automation consultancies with blog index and detail, team CMS, legal CMS, thank-you, and coming soon routes. The structure matches productized services more than pure creative retainers.

Vantix X by Flowmance spans nine pages with CMS work and blog detail plus pricing. It is a balanced pick when you are neither a tiny reel shop nor an eighteen-page enterprise site yet.

Machina by Omakase packs services, case studies, and tiered pricing into a focused home plus contact, 404, and legal CMS. Good when you want a compact automation-agency layout without maintaining a dozen routes.

Averoo from Studio emphasizes home, about, services, and blog with a CMS detail template for posts. It fits growth and social agencies that publish often to stay credible.