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How to launch a Framer template

Framer's Marketplace publishes templates the moment you submit; there's no review queue, and you keep 100% of sales. That means quality control is on you, and so is visibility: a template that's live but indistinguishable from dozens of others won't sell. Pick an audience, build a working preview site, and market the preview.

Updated · platform facts checked against the official docs linked below

At a glance

Review
None; templates publish immediately[1]
Revenue
You keep 100% of template sales[1]
Free templates
Can earn affiliate income[1]

Where people find Framer templates

  • Framer Marketplace: Browsed by people starting a Framer site.
  • Design and no-code communities: X, LinkedIn, Dribbble and Framer's community.
  • Template directories: Lists of website templates by use case.
  • Your own portfolio: Templates double as proof for client work.

Assets to prepare

Assets to prepare before launch
AssetSpec or guidance
Listing fieldsName, byline, description, images, categories, styles, features, preview URL, remix URL, payment settings.[1]
Preview siteLive, with realistic content, tested across browsers and devices.[1]
ScreenshotsHigh-quality images of key pages, desktop and mobile.[1]
Style guide pageShows fonts, colors and components so buyers know how to edit.
Custom 404 and page metadataA styled 404 page, plus page titles and descriptions set in site settings.[2]
CMS collectionsRepeatable content in the CMS with clear field names and no empty entries.[2]

Store and listing rules

What the platform itself says, with a link to the page we checked.

  • Templates publish immediately after submission with no waiting period.[1]
  • Framer's best practices ask for a clear audience, original layouts, consistent shared styles, clean mobile, tablet and desktop breakpoints, and no placeholder copy.[2]
  • Only include original or properly licensed images, fonts and assets, and explain support and refund terms in the description.[2]
  • Framer asks creators to test across browsers and devices and remove bugs and broken links before publishing.[1]

A 4-week launch timeline

  1. Week 1 · four weeks out

    • Pick an audience (e.g. SaaS startups, photographers).
    • Design with shared styles and components.
    • Fill with realistic content.
  2. Week 2 · three weeks out

    • Test on mobile, tablet and desktop.
    • Build a style guide page.
    • Take screenshots.
  3. Week 3 · two weeks out

    • Write the listing and pick categories carefully.
    • Set up the remix link and pricing.
    • Prepare a short video tour.
  4. Week 4 · launch week

    • Publish.
    • Post the video tour.
    • Ask a few buyers or friends to build a real site with it and share.

Launch-day checklist

  1. Share the preview link, not only the Marketplace page.
  2. Post the tour video in design communities.
  3. Add the template to LaunchRanked with the preview URL.

After launch: SEO steps

Launch boards reset; search pages don't. These steps keep people finding you after launch week.

  1. Make a page per template on your own site targeting "Framer template for {audience}".
  2. Write a short guide on customizing it.
  3. Keep templates updated when Framer adds features.

Common mistakes

  • Publishing untested, since there's no review to catch bugs.
  • Lorem ipsum content that hides how the template works.
  • Generic templates with no clear audience.

Templates for this launch

FAQ

Does Framer review templates?

No. Framer's help center says templates are published immediately after you submit, with no review or waiting period.

What cut does Framer take on template sales?

Framer says creators keep 100% of template sales, and free templates can earn affiliate income.

What do I need to submit?

Name, byline, description, images, categories, styles, features, a preview URL, a remix URL and payment settings.

How do I make a Framer template stand out?

Target a specific audience, fill it with realistic content and market the live preview.

Sources

  1. Framer Help: How to publish a template
  2. Framer Help: Template best practices

Checked . Platforms change their rules; open the source before you rely on a number.

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