Station — Free Agency Template for Framer

Station is a free 10-page agency template for Framer with Projects, Project, Insights/Blog, Insight, About, Contacts, policy pages, and 404. Everything is static in the marketplace list, so new case studies mean duplicating Project and Insight frames. Skip it if retainers, pricing tables, and CMS-backed work pages are non-negotiable on launch week. Formix Co adds pricing, careers, and CMS work for that depth. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or start with the agency shortlist.

Who should remix Station?

Station fits a digital or brand studio that sells on a curated project grid, a readable About story, and occasional thought leadership in Insights/Blog. You are pitching process and outcomes to marketing leaders, not publishing a 40-person org chart. Teams that want Privacy Policy and Terms Of Service in the first client demo appreciate that those routes already exist instead of living in a Google Doc link.

Walk away if every new case study must publish from a CMS collection, or if the site must quote packaged pricing and open roles. Those are Formix Co jobs. Skip Station when you only need six editorial pages without policy weight. Colophon on yoframer is leaner for journal-led shops, though it drops the legal stack Station includes.

What Station looks like

The StationX preview reads confident agency: large project thumbnails, restrained sans type, and section rhythm that alternates proof with capability statements. It sits closer to a modern Shopify Plus agency site than to a brutalist personal portfolio. Photography and color are placeholders you replace quickly, but the hierarchy already assumes client logos, featured work, and blog teasers on Home.

Motion uses scroll-friendly reveals and hover states on project tiles, enough polish for a new business pitch without turning the site into a motion reel. The honest fight is naming. Contacts and Insights/Blog use marketplace spellings that look slightly off-brand until you rename nav labels in Framer. Budget time for that cleanup before client handoff.

Pages included in Station

Ten pages, named as Framer lists them:

• Home: agency positioning with entry points into Projects and Insights/Blog
• About: studio story, process, or values for prospects evaluating fit
• Projects: grid or list of selected client work
• Project: long-form layout for one case study on the shelf
• Insights/Blog: index for articles, news, or process writing
• Insight: template frame for a single blog or insight post
• Contacts: inquiry form, email, or office details (marketplace label uses Contacts)
• Privacy Policy: privacy copy shell for analytics and form data
• Terms Of Service: terms shell for site and engagement boundaries
• 404: recovery when shared project links go stale

Project and Insight are static siblings. Duplicate them when you add work or posts unless you migrate to CMS later.

What is distinctive about Station

• Projects plus Project pair. Selected work gets both an index and a dedicated story page without pricing clutter.
• Insights/Blog built in. Thought leadership stays inside the agency sitemap instead of Medium links.
• Legal pages in the map. Privacy Policy and Terms Of Service ship for client compliance reviews.
• Ten-page agency balance. More than a one-pager, less than an eighteen-page corporate kit.
• Static-first remix. Faster to ship for pitches before you invest in collections.

Framer analytics, SEO, and breakpoints are defaults, not reasons to choose Station over another agency file.

When to remix Station, and when to skip

Remix Station when you want a credible agency marketing site with blog and project detail routes this month, and you accept duplicating frames as new work ships. Unknown authorship does not change the layout job.

Skip it when pricing, careers, and CMS work detail must launch together. That is Formix Co. Still choosing among studios? Return to the agency shortlist or browse free Framer templates on the hub.