Ten pages is the line where a Framer file stops being a landing page and starts being a company site. Pricing. Legal. Blog. Services. The stuff you promised the founder you would “add later.”
Every template below ships ten or more pages in our directory metadata. All free. If you need even more depth, skip to the 15+ page list. If you need less, the one-page roundup is the other bounce.
Full catalog: free Framer templates and the template directory.
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Plumbing · Local services with a real sitemap
by Expressed
Expressed’s Plumbing file is a 10-page local-services machine: home variants, services, CMS blog, contact. 62k+ marketplace views. Weakness: it looks like a trade business. Do not remix it for a design studio because the views are high.
- Best for
- Plumbers, HVAC, and trades who need booked jobs, not a SaaS aesthetic
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Draftr · SaaS marketing stack, already named
by Salim from Webestica
Draftr by Salim from Webestica is ten pages of “we are a real product.” CMS blog and changelog. Weakness: visually dense. If you want air, Flowbi is lighter. If you want to stop inventing pages, stay here.
- Best for
- Software teams who want waitlist, changelog, and legal without a custom IA
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Damas · Portfolio depth that can grow
by Mejed
Damas by Mejed is a 10-page portfolio with enough routes to feel like a studio archive. Weakness: if you only have four projects, a lot of the sitemap will sit empty. Fill it or pick Ferio.
- Best for
- Creatives who outgrew a one-scroll site and need CMS work pages
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Fosters · Blog-first, ten pages around it
by Bickyg
Fosters by Bickyg is a blog template that happens to have a full marketing map around it. Weakness: product SaaS teams will spend time ripping out editorial furniture they do not need.
- Best for
- Publishers and editorial brands who need a Framer CMS blog that is not an afterthought
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Reado · Thirteen pages of reading
by Salim
Reado by Salim goes to 13 pages. Still in the 10+ club, just roomier. Built for reading, not a feature grid. Weakness: conversion-first SaaS will feel like they opened a magazine.
- Best for
- Content sites that want more than a homepage plus a dump of posts
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Sham · Second Mejed portfolio, different mood
by Mejed
Sham is Mejed’s other 10-page portfolio. Same depth class as Damas, different visual. Pick with your eyes open in the preview. Weakness: two similar files from one creator. Do not list both on a client pitch.
- Best for
- Portfolios that want ten pages without copying Damas
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Aventis · Conference sitemap, not a poster
by OneFramer
Aventis from OneFramer is ten pages for events. It assumes a program, not a single hero date. Weakness: a one-night meetup does not need this. Use a one-pager.
- Best for
- Event and conference teams who need speakers, schedule-shaped pages, and a real contact path
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Zaint · Agency funnel with booking in the file
by OneFramer
Zaint is OneFramer’s 10-page agency conversion file. Booking-shaped. Weakness: two-person craft studios will ignore half of it. That is fine until the empty pages look like a ghost town.
- Best for
- Agencies selling meetings with team, FAQ, and services already structured
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Atoks · Eleven-page SaaS, still free
by Flowgen
Atoks by Flowgen is 11 pages of SaaS marketing. Good middle. Weakness: less famous than Draftr, so you must actually preview it instead of trusting the view count.
- Best for
- SaaS teams who need a little more than Draftr’s ten without going Impulse-deep
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Mivora · Another Salim blog stack
by Salim
Mivora is ten pages, blog-led, Salim again. If you liked Reado but want a tighter map, start here. Weakness: two blog-heavy picks on one list. Choose one.
- Best for
- Editorial SaaS-adjacent brands that want CMS posts plus a proper site around them
10+ vs 15+
Ten to fourteen pages is “company site.” Fifteen and up is “we have departments.” If you are still naming the product, do not start at 15+. Come back to the free Framer templates hub and remix something you will actually fill.
