Client projects fail when the template looks polished in preview but has no place for deliverables. You need named routes for work, services, or case studies, CMS surfaces the client can update, and a contact path that survives the handoff meeting.
This list ranks 10 free Framer templates tagged Agency, Studio, or Freelance with six or more pages and a work, services, projects, or case-study route in pageNames. These are files you remix for a paying client, not personal link-in-bio starters. Hub: free Framer templates. Full grid: template directory.
Live Preview
HRZNS · The client-ready agency stack
by Ludovic
HRZNS from Ludovic is seven pages with Works, Work(CMS), and Services(CMS) plus about and contact. Named work and services CMS make it the strongest pick on this list for agencies that sell retainers and need the client to publish case studies without touching frames. Weakness: no dedicated pricing or careers route, so scope-of-work pages stay on services or contact.
- Best for
- Design and dev shops handing off a CMS work index plus editable services
Live Preview
Accura · Case studies and service detail on CMS
by Igor
Accura by Igor is ten pages with Case Studies, Case Study Detail(CMS), and Service Detail(CMS), plus thank-you and legal CMS. That page map matches how procurement teams evaluate vendors: services explained, outcomes documented, inquiry captured. Weakness: the default skin reads financial services, so consumer brands should budget restyling time.
- Best for
- Consultancies and B2B agencies that hand clients a proof library and editable service pages
Live Preview
Ranksy · SEO agency with services and legals
by Hue
Ranksy by Hue is nine pages with a dedicated Services route, CMS blog, legals, and coming soon. SEO and marketing agencies get the sitemap clients expect without inventing a content hub from a portfolio-only file. Weakness: no CMS case-study collection, so client proof lives in blog posts or static homepage sections.
- Best for
- Marketing and PR shops delivering a full marketing site to a client who will blog weekly
Live Preview
Schneider · Six pages, services plus work CMS
by Jacob
Schneider by Jacob is six pages: Services, Work, and Work index(CMS) with about and contact. The footprint is small enough to walk a client through in one call, yet CMS work entries keep portfolio updates off your retainer. Weakness: no blog CMS, so thought leadership stays external or on the homepage.
- Best for
- Creative agencies that want a tight handoff without ten routes to explain
Live Preview
Das Studio · Projects and journal for brand studios
by Ava
Das Studio by Ava is ten pages with Projects(CMS), Project(CMS), Journal(CMS), and policy CMS. Studios that sell identity work plus ongoing content get both proof and publishing in one remix. Weakness: no services page in the page map, so capability decks stay on about or project intros.
- Best for
- Branding and design studios handing off project archives and editorial updates
Quick comparison
| Template | Pages | CMS | Use-case fit | Skip if |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HRZNS | 7 | Yes | Work + services handoff | Client needs pricing CMS |
| Accura | 10 | Yes | B2B case studies + services | You hate restyling fintech skin |
| Ranksy | 9 | Yes | SEO agency with blog + legals | Client proof must be case-study CMS |
| Schneider | 6 | Yes | Compact services + work | You need blog or careers |
| Das Studio | 10 | Yes | Studio projects + journal | You need a services route |
| CREATV | 6 | Yes | Small agency with studio page | You need case-study naming |
| Found X | 8 | Yes | Animated work + news CMS | Client hates scroll-heavy motion |
| Elevar | 8 | No | Static case studies, fast ship | Client must edit proof without you |
| Formo | 6 | Yes | Freelance app-design portfolio | Client is a full agency, not solo |
| Reelrise | 6 | Yes | Social agency case studies | Client sells products, not services |
Live Preview
CREATV · Studio page plus work CMS
by Zineddine
CREATV by Zineddine is six pages with Studio, Work (CMS), and Blog (CMS). A compact map makes it easy to onboard a client who will swap project entries monthly. Weakness: work is CMS but there is no case-study naming convention, so B2B buyers may miss the proof pattern they expect.
- Best for
- Boutique agencies that want a named studio route and six-page clarity
Live Preview
Found X · Work and news CMS with motion
by Flowmance
Found X by Flowmance is eight pages with Work, Work Page(CMS), News, and News Page(CMS). The file suits studios that hand off a site the client will refresh with launches and press, not just static portfolio tiles. Weakness: scroll and animation density can fight conservative corporate clients who want calm layouts.
- Best for
- Design-led studios that want animated storytelling and client-updatable news
Live Preview
Elevar · Case studies without CMS overhead
by Khurram
Elevar by Khurram is eight static pages with Case Studies, blogs, and policy routes, no CMS. You trade client self-service for speed: fewer collections to explain at handoff, but every new case study is a frame edit. Weakness: no CMS means ongoing proof updates land back on your desk.
- Best for
- Agencies shipping a client site this week who will edit proof in Framer directly
Live Preview
Formo · Freelance portfolio for app designers
by Kadir
Formo by Kadir is six Freelance pages with Projects(CMS), about, contact, and Legal(CMS). Freelancers who deliver app design work get a minimal file the client can extend with new ship stories. Weakness: there is no services route for agency-style capability pages.
- Best for
- Solo designers handing a product-studio site to a client after a UI engagement
Live Preview
Reelrise · Social agency case studies on CMS
by Mudasir
Reelrise by Mudasir is six pages with Case studies(CMS) and Blogs(CMS) for marketing-category agencies. The sitemap matches retainers where outcomes and methodology posts sell the next contract. Weakness: no services or pricing routes, so capability pages stay on the homepage or case-study intros.
- Best for
- Content and social shops handing off proof plus a blog the client team will run
How to choose a client-project template
Hand off CMS collections. If the client will add case studies or projects without calling you, start with HRZNS, Accura, Schneider, Das Studio, or CREATV. CMS work and service routes are the difference between a launch and a six-month retainer for every new logo.
Ship this week, edit in Framer. Elevar and compact six-pagers like Schneider or Formo fit when the client has one stakeholder and you will train them on frame edits instead of collections.
Sell ongoing content. Ranksy, Found X, and Reelrise prioritize blog or news CMS alongside proof, which helps when the contract includes monthly publishing.
Filter the template directory for more agency labels, then bounce back to free Framer templates when the engagement needs a different niche file.
Our top pick for most client handoffs
If you want one default, HRZNS is the strongest free Framer template for client projects in 2026: named work and services CMS, about and contact, and the deepest CMS handoff stack on this list. B2B shops that live on case studies should remix Accura instead. Need the smallest file a client can learn in one call? Schneider at six pages is the lighter handoff.
Across yoframer’s catalog we track 2,755 free templates as of September 2026, and only a fraction combine agency labels with CMS work or case-study routes worth transferring to a paying client. Pick the file whose page map matches what you sold, fill collections before the handoff meeting, and document which CMS fields the client owns. When the next engagement needs a different niche, browse free Framer templates for the full grid.
