What is FramerBite?
FramerBite sells premium and free templates and components for Framer, Webflow, and Figma. The site advertises 300+ templates across 35+ industries with 1,800+ ready pages, weekly new releases, and lifetime free updates. Licenses are one-time payments rather than subscriptions.
Why FramerBite works
Building a marketing site from scratch in Framer or Webflow still takes a week of design and copy work even with the visual builder. FramerBite hands designers and founders a finished page set they can rebrand quickly, which compresses the launch from days to hours and removes the blank-canvas problem.
FramerBite features
- Multi-platform templates. Templates ship for Framer, Webflow, and Figma so teams pick the platform they already use.
- Component library. Over 1,800 ready pages and components are available so users assemble sites instead of building each section.
- Editable Figma source files. Figma sources ship with the templates so designers can rework layouts before exporting.
- Lifetime updates. Purchases include free updates over time so the library keeps growing for existing buyers.
- Weekly releases. New templates are added weekly so subscribers see fresh options without buying again.
Who FramerBite is for
- SaaS founders launching a marketing site on Framer who need a polished page in hours, not weeks.
- Freelance designers delivering client sites who want a template pack they can license commercially.
- Marketing teams at small startups rebranding without hiring an agency.
- Webflow agencies building rapid client prototypes who want a head-start library.
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