Flowgen — Free SaaS Template for Framer

Flowgen is a free 7-page dark SaaS template for Framer, listed with an unknown author. It is aimed at AI automation startups and ships Home, About Us, Contact Us, Blog, Projects, Thank You, and a 404. The marketplace does not flag a CMS. Skip it if you need a Pricing page. Aigentix has one. For more options, see the SaaS shortlist or the wider set of free Framer templates.

Who should remix Flowgen?

Picture a two-person startup that sells voice assistants and workflow automation to small businesses. There is no dashboard to screenshot yet, the pitch is “we save you hours,” and the first job of the site is to get a stranger to book a call. Flowgen suits that team. It leads with an outcome, puts a Get in touch button in the hero, and has a Thank You page waiting for the form.

Walk away if you sell on a published price. The preview nav shows Pricing, but there is no Pricing entry in the sitemap, so you would build it from scratch. Aigentix already ships Pricing and a blog frame, and Flowbi has a CMS-backed blog if you plan to publish weekly.

What Flowgen looks like

The page is near-black with a faint teal-grey glow behind the hero. Headlines are white, medium-weight sans type, centered and tidy. Below the headline sit three product cards: Voice Assistants with a waveform, Workflow Automation with a row of avatars and a revenue figure, and a Verified space ring that fills as a percentage. It is the Vercel and Linear school of dark SaaS, with soft glass cards instead of loud gradients.

That look reads as technical and calm, which helps trust for AI buyers who have seen too many neon chatbots. The fights are in the details. The preview copy ships with visible slips, such as an “Ablut us” button and a “Welcome to the version” badge, so you have to proofread every label before launch. The teal-grey tint is also baked into the glow, so a warm brand will repaint more than the hero.

Pages included in Flowgen

Seven pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: hero with a Get in touch button, three product cards, and a Use AI faster section with an About us button
• About Us: the company story and credibility page
• Contact Us: the inquiry path for leads
• 404: a dead end you can brand
• Thank You: the confirmation page after a form submit, handy for ad tracking
• Blog: an article index for content marketing
• Projects: a showcase of client or product work, closer to case studies than to a feature list

The pages that earn the remix are Thank You and Projects. Most free SaaS files skip a post-form page, and Projects gives an automation studio a place to show finished builds.

What is distinctive about Flowgen

• Thank You page. Send form submits here and you get a clean conversion URL without wiring a redirect yourself.
• Projects page. It lets an AI services team show delivered work, which fits a studio selling automation as much as a product company.
• Product cards on the hero. Voice Assistants, Workflow Automation, and a Verified space card give a young product a visual even before real screenshots exist.
• Trust line next to the CTA. A small avatar row with a “trusted by” count sits beside Get in touch. Swap the number for a real one or cut it.
• Static blog. There is no CMS label on the Blog page, so expect to edit posts by hand.

Framer’s SEO and responsive tooling ship with every project. They are not the reason to pick Flowgen.

When to remix Flowgen, and when to skip

Remix Flowgen when you are an AI or automation startup that wants a dark, quiet marketing site with a blog, a projects page, and a booking form. The marketplace lists the author as Unknown, so judge the file by the preview and your own proofread, not by a creator’s record.

Skip it when you need Pricing, integrations, or a publishing workflow. That is Aigentix for pricing and Flowbi for a CMS blog. Not sure yet? Go back to the SaaS shortlist or the free Framer templates hub.