Growiq — Free SaaS Template for Framer by OneFrame

Growiq is a free one-page SaaS template for Framer by OneFrame. Remix it if you sell a subscription and need problem, proof, pricing, and FAQ on a single scroll. It is Home only, no CMS, built around How It Works, Solutions, Use Cases, Why Us, Plans, and FAQ. Skip it if you need a full product sitemap with careers and a blog. Impulse covers that depth for fintech. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or start with the one-page shortlist.

Who should remix Growiq?

Growiq is for founders shipping an MVP site this week. AI tools, automation services, and productized consultancies that already have a clear offer and three pricing tiers will land faster here than on a 15-page corporate file. If your deck already has problem, solution, and price, this Home is the website version of that deck.

Skip it if you need Team, Careers, Login, and four product landings. That is Impulse or a deeper SaaS kit. Skip it if you refuse gradient-forward SaaS visuals and want a quiet editorial look. The dashboard cards and bold color are the default personality, and fighting them costs a night you could spend on copy.

What Growiq looks like

The file leans vivid: gradients, clean type, and dashboard-style revenue and analytics cards that make a pre-launch product feel real. Pricing highlights a Popular plan so the middle tier does the selling work. Sections stack in the order buyers decide: how it works, solutions, use cases, why you, plans, FAQ.

The fight is taste. If your brand is quiet, monochrome, or enterprise-beige, you will mute the gradients before you ship. If you want loud product energy, you are already close. Either way, the layout stays conversion-first rather than portfolio-pretty.

Pages included in Growiq

One page, named as Framer lists it:

• Home: conversion scroll from problem through proof, use cases, three-tier plans, FAQ, and signup CTAs

There is no separate Pricing or Blog route. Everything lives on Home on purpose. That is a feature for early teams, not a missing sitemap.

What is distinctive about Growiq

• One scroll, conversion order. Problem to proof to pricing without a nav maze.
• Dashboard-style proof blocks. Stat and revenue cards sell the product before it is finished.
• Three-tier pricing with a Popular plan. Choice architecture is built in.
• No CMS tax. Early teams ship without collections or content ops.
• SaaS mood out of the box. Feels like a shipping product site, not a portfolio.
• FAQ on the same page. Objections die without a second click.

Framer’s analytics and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not a reason to pick Growiq.

When to remix Growiq, and when to skip

Remix Growiq when you need a free SaaS landing that closes on pricing today. OneFrame keeps the sitemap tiny so you swap logo, copy, and colors and publish. It is the right size when the product is still one sentence and the site should not outgrow the roadmap.

Skip it when the marketing site must carry careers, auth pages, or a CMS blog. That is Impulse. Want other lean options? Browse the SaaS shortlist, the one-page shortlist, or the free Framer templates hub.