Your template,
installed for you.

Which Framer templates can you install for me?

I install and customize my own Framer templates, the ten sold on this website. Because I designed and built each one, I know their structure section by section.

Each template is a one-time payment, in English, and built for Framer only. Every one except Maya Reed also has a free version on the Framer marketplace. You can browse them all on the templates page.

How does Framer template installation work?

Installing a Framer template means opening it in your own Framer account, replacing the demo content with yours, and publishing it on your domain. The steps are the same whether you do it or I do:

1. Buy the template and open it in Framer.
2. Follow the Start here page inside the project.
3. Replace the texts, photos and prices. Demo photos are AI placeholders, and demo texts and prices are examples.
4. Add your booking link to every button.
5. Choose a Framer site plan and publish on your own domain.

The site plan is paid to Framer, not to me. My article on Framer pricing explains which plan a solo practice needs.

Can I customize a Framer template myself?

Yes, and the templates are made for it. Each one comes with a PDF guide and a built-in guide, and most include seven video tutorials. If you’d like help from AI, fill in the Questionnaire page, type /set-up-my-site in Framer’s AI assistant, and it customizes the whole site for you, using AI credits from your own Framer workspace. Setting it up by hand is always free.

Doing it yourself works best when you’re comfortable in a visual editor and have your texts and photos ready. It gets harder when you have many services or galleries to enter, when a section shifts on mobile after an edit, or when the domain connection won’t cooperate. That’s where a setup earns its price: you keep the template you chose, I handle the fiddly parts, and you get back a website that holds together on every screen, ready to publish.

What does template customization include when you do it?

A template setup puts your business into every section of the template, so nothing from the demo is left on screen. Depending on your quote, it can include:

• your copy placed in every section, adjusted to fit the layout on desktop, tablet and phone;
• your photos and logo in place of the placeholders;
• your services, prices, articles or galleries entered in the CMS;
• your colors applied across the website;
• your booking or inquiry link on every button;
• page titles and descriptions for Google;
• your domain connected and the website published.

The website lives in your own Framer workspace from the start, so you keep editing it after I hand it over, with the template’s guide still at hand.

How much does Framer template setup cost?

Template setup is priced on a custom quote, because the work depends on the template and on how much content you bring. On top of that quote, you pay for the template itself ($59 to $97 USD) and for your Framer site plan.

For comparison, a fully custom website with me starts at $1,500 USD, with the structure planned and the copy written for you. Whichever you choose, the price comes in writing after a short call.

When is a custom website the better choice?

A custom website is the better choice when your business doesn’t fit the template’s pages. A template is made for a typical practice in one profession. It can’t anticipate a veterinary clinic that also trains veterinarians and sends its ebooks through MailerLite, like Mon Vet Nature, or a speaker whose webinar sign-ups and store purchases all flow into Kajabi, like Andréanne Martin.

If you’re a therapist, a dietitian or a coach, the pages on therapist websites, websites for health professionals and coaching websites show both paths, template and custom. For the custom route, see custom website design.