Agevia — Free Consulting Template for Framer

Agevia is a free 12-page consulting Framer template from Real Mehedi for a firm that wants services, case studies, pricing, reviews, a blog, and a career page. There is no CMS. Skip it if those studies must be collection entries. Clarks Consultancy is the more conventional agency map. The consulting shortlist and free Framer templates lead back to the directory.

Who should remix Agevia?

Agevia fits a consultancy that sells a relationship (“we think, you grow”) and needs the objections answered on separate URLs: what you do, what it costs, who says it worked, and whether you are hiring. The preview is staged as Agevia Consulting, with a book-a-consultation button and a FAQ block. Career is one route, which is why a sloppy classifier called this an HR template. It is a firm site with a jobs page, not a recruiting product.

Walk away if the brand is quiet advisory and the yellow mark feels like a startup sticker. Try Consult is the calmer tax-and-advisory posture. Clarks Consultancy is the file when you want a long marketing-agency sitemap and can tolerate its own limit (no CMS case studies either). If studies are the product and they must be a collection, neither static file is enough. You would be cloning pages every month.

What Agevia looks like

Lime poster, dark green panels, cream article sections, and black type with a fluorescent highlight, the way someone marks a contract. Photos are meeting rooms and a suited conversation. One panel shows a bold-start lockup and big dollar figures. It feels closer to a direct-response firm than to a law office or a beige McKinsey clone.

The fight is volume. The highlight, the green, and the stats all shout. A partner who wants to look careful will ask you to turn the yellow off, and then half the personality leaves with it. Keep one loud move or the remix looks unfinished. Also retire demo metrics ($25M+, 200+) unless they are true. A consulting site that invents numbers is worse than a plain one.

Pages included in Agevia

Twelve routes, none marked CMS:

• Home: the firm pitch, proof stats, and the consultation button
• About: who sits in the meetings
• Contact: a route for people who will not book from the hero
• 404: missing-page fallback
• Reviews: testimonials on their own URL
• Pricing: how engagements are packaged
• Career: hiring, spelled singular, not a jobs board
• Blog: static writing, not a collection
• Case Studies: proof of work as one page or a static index, not CMS detail entries
• Services: what the firm actually does
• Terms: legal
• Privacy Policy: a second legal route, spelled with a space unlike some other files this week

That is a full small-firm map if you will maintain it, and a lot of empty pages if you will not.

What is distinctive about Agevia

• Highlighter on a forest field. The yellow mark is a visual system, not a generic green agency theme.
• Case Studies, Reviews, and Pricing as peers. Proof, price, and praise each get a route, which a one-page consultant site refuses to do.
• Career without pretending to be HR software. One hiring page on a firm sitemap.
• FAQ energy on the marketing pages. The preview shows a “we get asked this all the time” block, so the file expects objection handling, not just a hero.
• Twelve static routes. You get breadth and you accept hand edits. There is no collection hiding behind Case Studies.

Do not remix it for Framer’s default SEO fields. Remix it for the firm map and the loud color.

When to remix Agevia, and when to skip

Remix Agevia when a consulting firm wants the full route list and can live with the highlighter, or can commit to restyling it on purpose.

Skip it when CMS studies are required or the tone should be quiet. Use Clarks Consultancy or Try Consult, then the consulting shortlist or free Framer templates.