Framer websites.
Shipped in four weeks.
For funded startups that want a launch-ready Framer site without the freelance hand-off pain. Strategy, design and build, with CMS handover on Web Sprint Plus.
Site strategy
Sharp thinking before a single pixel. Page architecture that converts technical buyers.
Framer build
Visual design, build, and animations in Framer. Lighthouse 90+ on every page.
Launch and handover
Web Sprint Plus includes CMS setup and training so your team owns the site after launch.
Discover
Async questionnaire and research into your market and the sites you are judged against. Content and page architecture mapped before the first call.
Design
Design happens straight in Framer with senior designers. Real pages, not static mockups, so you review the actual site. Two rounds of feedback on live calls.
Deliver
Launched on your domain with analytics and handover done, plus a CMS with Web Sprint Plus. Your team edits in Framer from day one. No agency lock-in.
We hired POW Studio to add 10 sections to our Framer site. They came back with a completely different recommendation and rebuilt the whole thing from scratch - CMS, CRM, blog, design system, everything. It changed our entire roadmap. When your studio moves that fast, you don't reduce scope. You pull forward things that were months away.
Custom code is the right answer when you have a product that needs a CRM, complex auth, regulated forms, or deep integrations into your own stack. For a marketing site, custom is usually expensive overkill. A custom build runs $26k to $52k in the funded-startup market and ties content updates to engineering tickets. Web Sprint and Web Sprint Plus both take four weeks on Framer, with up to five or ten pages respectively and a CMS included in Plus. We move clients to custom when the limits start mattering, not before.
Right call. Marketing sites for seed to Series B funded startups with a blog, a CMS for case studies and changelog, and a team that wants to ship copy and pages weekly without an engineering queue, with larger sites scoped on a call. Wrong call. Product-grade web apps, anything behind authentication, large e-commerce catalogues, sites with thousands of programmatically generated pages, or anywhere you need server-side logic the platform does not expose. We tell you at first call which side of the line you are on.
Yes for the technical fundamentals. Server-rendered HTML, clean URLs, fast page speed, automatic XML sitemap, editable meta tags, OpenGraph and Twitter card support, schema markup, and 301 redirect rules are all native. Where Framer is weaker is hreflang for multilingual sites and granular control over canonical tags on programmatic pages. For 95% of funded-startup marketing sites, Framer SEO is on par with Webflow or a custom Next.js build. We do the on-page SEO in the build, not as an afterthought.
We rebuild on custom code when the time comes. Binsr Inspect was originally on a Framer site and we rebuilt it on Rails with a custom CMS, CRM, and blog system in the same engagement. The brand, design system, and content survive the migration. We have done it for one client this year and the cost was $9,000 against a $26,000 to $52,000 market equivalent. Migration is not a panic project. It is a planned step that most companies hit somewhere between Series B and C.
Fees and timings for every package are on the Brand Sprint and Web Sprint pages.