Framer’s marketplace is a mix of free remixes and paid downloads. Creators charge anywhere from a few dollars to three figures, often bundling Slack support, a Figma file, or a niche sitemap. yoframer only indexes free files, because most people reading this are trying to launch without a design line-item.
That is not a morality play. Paid can be the right call. It is just not what this directory is for.
What you usually buy when you pay
- Someone to ping. Email, Slack, a Loom when CMS wiring fights you.
- Extra files. Figma, icons, motion presets that never made the free remix.
- A weird vertical. Patient intake. MLS-shaped layouts. Stuff that would take you days to invent.
If you need a human on the other end, paying a creator who already did this niche twenty times is rational.
What free already covers
We listed 2,755 as of September 2026 free templates with page counts, CMS flags, and page names. A lot of those files include:
- Double-digit sitemaps with Pricing, Blog, and Contact
- CMS collections for posts or case studies
- Motion and responsive layouts that survive a brand swap
The gap is rarely “free means one ugly landing page.” The gap is finding the file that matches your niche without opening fifty tabs.
A boring decision process that works
- Write the sitemap on paper. Pricing? Legal? Blog? Careers?
- Filter the template directory and open two previews.
- Remix both. Framer’s whole trick is editing. A free file you ship beats a paid file you admire.
- If you still want help, hire for analytics and CMS fields, not for a ZIP you never open.
Where yoframer sits
Plenty of creators ship a free lead-magnet remix and a paid upgrade. We index the free one so you can compare inside one catalog.
Verdict: start free unless you need a human on the other end or a sitemap we do not have. Revior from OneFramer is five pages with a CMS blog. Draftr from Salim at Webestica is ten pages with changelog and waitlist already wired. Impulse from OneFramer is seventeen pages if you are actually building fintech, not a photographer who liked the dark UI. All three remix at $0. Pay a creator when you need Slack support, a Figma file, or a vertical (patient intake, MLS) that would take you days to invent. Skip the paid ZIP if you will never open the extra assets. Start at free Framer templates, then use niche roundups when you want a shorter argument.