Kialz — Free Agency Template for Framer

Kialz is a free 2-page agency template for Framer: a Home page and a 404, no CMS. It is a one-scroll pitch for a design-and-engineering partner who sells to founders, with selected work, services, process, proof, and three priced packages. Skip it if you need case study pages, a CMS, or a blog. Formo covers that job. Hunting for more? The free Framer templates hub is the full map, and the agency shortlist narrows it.

Who should remix Kialz?

Picture a freelancer who designs a product in Figma on Monday and ships it in Framer or React by Friday. Clients are early-stage founders who want one person to own strategy, screens, and the build. Kialz lets that person say exactly that, show three results with numbers, and quote a sprint price before anyone books a call.

Walk away if you are a larger studio with a deep portfolio, a hiring page, or a changelog. Two pages will not hold that story. Designers who want project detail pages backed by a collection should take Formo. Agencies that need the full sitemap should look at Formix Co.

What Kialz looks like

The layout splits in two. A sticky left column holds a profile card, social icons, a floating client-result badge, trusted-by logos, and two short “who we are” and “what we achieved” notes. The right column scrolls through the pitch. Pale gray backgrounds, near-black type, and a black pill button keep it austere, and an italic serif accent on the words “Design” and “Code” gives the headline some personality.

It feels like a quiet product studio, closer to Linear or Vercel than to a loud agency reel. That helps when the buyer is a technical founder who distrusts flourish. The fight is the sidebar. It is a lot of text for a small screen and for a brand that does not want a profile-card look, and a creative studio that wants cinematic work imagery will find the page too restrained.

Pages included in Kialz

Two pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: the whole pitch in one scroll. The nav (Home, Work, Services, Process, Contact) anchors to sections on this page, and the Book a call button sits top right.
• 404: a branded dead end so a broken link does not strand a founder.

Home runs through Selected Work with three metric-led case cards, a four-step Services list, a four-step Process, a Proof quote, three Packages, and a closing Start a Build block. The work cards are not links to detail pages, because no such pages exist.

What is distinctive about Kialz

• Priced packages on a freelancer page. A sprint, a full product build, and a monthly retainer, each with a starting price. Most free agency files hide money. This one puts it up front.
• Results in the work cards. Each project leads with an outcome such as a launch time or a drop-off figure, so the card sells before it is clicked.
• A design-plus-code pitch. Services run from strategy through UX/UI systems, frontend build, and launch iteration. It is built for people who do both halves, not for a pure visual studio.
• Sticky profile column. Proof, logos, and the call button stay in view while the story scrolls past.
• Honest placeholders. The proof quote and email are labeled as stand-ins to replace, which stops sample copy going live by accident.

Framer’s own SEO and breakpoints come with the platform. They are not why you would choose Kialz.

When to remix Kialz, and when to skip

Remix Kialz when you are one sharp person or a tiny duo, you sell a few fixed offers, and a single page is enough to book calls. The sample copy flips between “I” and “we,” so pick one voice early. The file is published from the @saad profile.

Skip it when buyers expect to read full case studies or when you publish articles. Formo gives you CMS-backed projects, and Formix Co gives you the whole agency site. Check the agency shortlist for more, then head back to the free Framer templates hub.