CMS is great until it is the reason you never publish. These ten free Framer templates are marked cmsReady: false in our directory. Regular pages. Duplicate a frame when copy changes. No collections on day one.
Want a blog later? You can add CMS in Framer. The point of this list is not anti-CMS. It is “ship first.” Hub: free Framer templates. Grid: template directory.
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Cryptix · Two pages. Dark. Loud marketplace signal.
by Arthur Duchesne
Cryptix by Arthur Duchesne is Home plus 404, 105k+ views, dark and tight. Weakness: there is nowhere to put a blog. That is the feature if you are launching a waitlist-shaped product.
- Best for
- Crypto and fintech landings that need trust, not a CMS blog
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Ferio · One-page portfolio, still the easy remix
by OneFramer
Ferio from OneFramer stays one page and stays popular. Swap work, publish. Weakness: unique project URLs mean you add pages later. Fine.
- Best for
- Designers who want a live site without touching collections
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Habitline · Eight static SaaS pages, including waitlist
by Salim
Habitline by Salim is eight pages, no CMS flag: waitlist, changelog, FAQs, contact, privacy. Static changelog means you edit the page. Weakness: a real product blog will want collections eventually.
- Best for
- Habit and consumer SaaS that wants waitlist, FAQ, and changelog without CMS
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Lou · Dental site, work pages, no CMS
by Gustave
Lou by Gustave is seven pages for dental, including work detail as a regular page. Weakness: adding a twelfth case means duplicating, not publishing a CMS item.
- Best for
- Clinics that can live with static work detail pages
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Aerra · Nine-page creative portfolio, still static
by Pawel
Aerra by Pawel is nine portfolio pages, no CMS. More room than Ferio. Weakness: nine static case pages get stale if you ship work every week.
- Best for
- Creatives who want depth without a CMS learning curve
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Probe · Tiny dental landing
by Yohann
Probe by Yohann is two pages, dental, no CMS. Opposite of the 15+ clinic files. Weakness: you will outgrow it the minute you need services URLs.
- Best for
- Clinics that need a public page now, not a 17-page Cleano
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Profit · Four-page real estate, static
by Michał
Profit by Michał is four pages for real estate without CMS. Weakness: listing volume will hurt. Arcadia is the CMS-shaped cousin if you publish often.
- Best for
- Boutique brokerages that are not running an MLS on Framer
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Exact · Arthur’s other tight SaaS landing
by Arthur
Exact is two pages, SaaS, no CMS. Preview next to Cryptix. Weakness: two similar “home plus 404” files. Pick with your eyes, not the ranking.
- Best for
- SaaS founders who liked Cryptix but want a different visual
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Synk · Eight-page SaaS, still no collections
by Anwar
Synk by Anwar is eight SaaS pages, cmsReady false. Middle ground between Exact and Habitline. Weakness: check the preview. Static 8-pagers vary a lot in how “done” they feel.
- Best for
- Product sites that want a small map without CMS setup
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Portfolica · Case-study portfolio, static pages
by Mushfiq
Portfolica by Mushfiq is six pages aimed at case-study portfolios. No CMS. Weakness: a studio publishing monthly will want collections. JORGE if you need that.
- Best for
- Designers who tell longer project stories without a CMS
When to ignore this list
If you already know you need a blog, careers board, or 40 case studies, skip to a CMS-ready file from the free Framer templates hub. No-CMS is for speed. CMS is for a publishing habit.
