Relintank — Free Agency Template for Framer

Relintank is a free 7-page dark agency template for Framer, made by Emon (@tawfiqulemon). It sells brand identity and web design with a giant wordmark hero, an Essential tier starting at $2,500, and Project and Blog pages. The listing shows no CMS label. Skip it if you need a labeled CMS case study layout, because Celestia ships that. More studio options sit in the agency shortlist, and the free Framer templates hub covers the rest.

Who should remix Relintank?

Imagine a two-person brand and web studio that closes most deals over email and loses a week to “what does this cost?” Relintank answers that on the site. Home sells four services (brand identity, web design, creative direction, digital experience), a four-step process runs from Discovery to Launch, and Pricing shows an Essential tier from $2,500 plus a Custom option.

Walk away if the studio lives on case studies, hiring, or a team roster. Project is a single page, and there is no Team or Careers route. Celestia is the better file for CMS-labeled case studies. If you want Plans and Legal pages too, Fabrika X goes wider. One more catch: the marketplace files this under video production, yet the demo copy pitches identities and websites and has no showreel. Film studios should plan to rebuild the proof.

What Relintank looks like

The hero is a black panel with an enormous white “Relintank®” wordmark overlapping a triptych of close-up portraits. Type is a heavy grotesque, with small monospace labels like ”// Measured Impact” in orange. Below the fold sit proof cards: a 4.9/5 rating, 120+ brands, and a counter row. It feels closer to a brand-systems studio than a template shop, which helps an agency look established fast.

The fight is the face photography and the stats. Those portraits set a cinematic mood that your own work has to match, and the “Brand Lift” and “Brands Repositioned” counters are placeholders you must replace with real numbers. The nav also shows a placeholder email ([email protected]), so search for it before you publish.

Pages included in Relintank

Seven pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: wordmark hero, why-choose-us proof, four services, selected projects, process, pricing, and blog teasers
• Guideline: the creator’s own customization walkthrough (logo, fonts, colors, forms, CMS). Delete it before launch.
• About: the studio story
• Contact: inquiry path
• Pricing: Essential from $2,500 with a feature list, plus a Custom tier
• Blog: four articles on branding, design systems, and creative direction, each with a read time
• Project: the single layout for a client project

The Guideline page doubles as a setup manual, so you get instructions along with the file.

What is distinctive about Relintank

• A wordmark as the hero. The brand name is the headline, set larger than any sentence. It suits studios whose name is the product, and it punishes long names.
• A Guideline page that teaches the edit. It walks through logo, hero image, fonts, colors, form hookup, and CMS updates. Useful for a first Framer project.
• Essential tier with a real feature list. Brand discovery, landing page design, two revision rounds, design handoff. It sets scope before the call.
• Services written as deliverables. Logo systems, brand guidelines, naming direction, landing pages. Specific enough to remix, not just rename.
• Mono labels over a grotesque. The small orange ”//” tags give the layout a technical edge.

Framer’s own SEO, analytics, and breakpoint tooling ship with the platform. They are not a reason to pick Relintank.

When to remix Relintank, and when to skip

Remix Relintank when a studio wants to be seen as established, price publicly, and tell the process in four steps. The creator, Emon, ships a setup guide inside the file. It does one job well: make a small studio look booked.

Skip it when you need a labeled CMS case study layout, a team, or careers. Celestia covers the case study job. Browse the agency shortlist for more, or head back to the free Framer templates hub.