Headliner — Free Landing Page Template for Framer

Headliner is a free two-page landing Framer template from Unknown (Sumit Das on Framer) built for campaigns that want a primary Home story and a second layout labeled Version 2 instead of a sprawling sitemap. There is no CMS, blog, or Contact route in the listing. Skip it if ad platforms need a dedicated Contact URL separate from Home. Hemon ships Home and Contact as two pages. More free Framer templates live on the hub, or start with the landing page shortlist.

Who should remix Headliner?

Headliner fits growth leads and solo founders who already know they will A/B two above-the-fold stories: one offer angle on Home, a bolder or shorter variant on Version 2, with the same footer CTA wired on both. Agencies packaging lightweight launch sites for clients can duplicate the pattern without inventing five inner pages nobody will maintain. It also works when Version 2 becomes a partner-specific landing while Home stays the default brand story.

Pass if your playbook assumes /contact in every ad set, or if compliance wants Privacy and Terms linked from the first ship. Those teams should remix Hemon or pick a deeper landing file from the roundup. Skip Headliner when the product is a single-scroll portfolio where a second page would split traffic for no reason. One-page picks on the hub handle that job with less routing overhead.

What Headliner looks like

The preview reads launch-forward: stacked hero, feature rows, social proof bands, and repeated primary buttons tuned for lead capture rather than long editorial reading. Typography and spacing skew modern SaaS or app promo, closer to a Product Hunt drop than a magazine layout. That helps when the visitor decides in one scroll whether to join a waitlist or book a call.

Motion stays restrained so mobile visitors on cellular data are not waiting on heavy scroll choreography. The trade-off is naming. Version 2 is a layout slot, not a labeled Contact or Pricing page, so stakeholders must agree what each route means before you paste URLs into ads.

Pages included in Headliner

Two pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: primary campaign story, proof, and main conversion sections
• Version 2: alternate hero or layout variant for a second angle, audience, or creative test

Treat Version 2 as a deliberate second front door, not a junk drawer. When you only need Home plus Contact, Hemon maps those roles more literally.

What is distinctive about Headliner

• Second page as layout variant. Version 2 is for creative tests, not a generic legal footer page.
• Two routes only. Fast remix when the launch deadline is this week and the sitemap must stay tiny.
• No CMS in the listing. Copy lives in frames, which suits short campaigns more than weekly publishing.
• Landing Page niche fit. Built for conversion sections, not portfolio depth or service area grids.
• Light sitemap overhead. Collaborators can review both URLs in one sitting before sign-off.

Responsive breakpoints and form components are Framer defaults. They are not reasons to pick Headliner over another two-page landing file.

When to remix Headliner, and when to skip

Remix Headliner when you want two polished landing layouts under one remix and you can live without a named Contact route. It fits message testing more than enterprise site architecture.

Skip it when ads, email, or support docs already promise a Contact URL. That is Hemon. Skip it when you need pricing tables, blogs, or policy pages bundled in. Browse the landing page shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.