Templates
Best free Framer templates for SaaS and AI startups
Four free Framer templates for SaaS and AI startups: Maya Labs, Echo Agent, Wayan and Bridge. What each includes, who it suits, and how to pick the right one.
If you’re launching a SaaS product or AI startup and want to start from a free Framer template, the choice depends on what your site needs at launch: a single landing page, a waitlist, or a full product site with a blog.
Disclosure: all four templates in this list are my own. I’m Sanna Granqvist, a web designer listed as a Framer Pro Studio, and I’ve published 17 templates on the Framer Marketplace. I’ve limited this list to my free SaaS and AI templates so I can describe each one accurately.
Which free Framer template is best for a SaaS or AI startup?
Pick Wayan if you need a complete product site with features, pricing, a blog and a demo request form. Pick Maya Labs for a pre-launch AI product with a waitlist and changelog. Pick Echo Agent for a single landing page. Pick Bridge if your offer includes services and client results.
Maya Labs
Maya Labs is a free AI startup template with a dark look and smooth scroll animations. It has a hero, a feature grid and a waitlist section.
Who it’s for: AI startups before or around launch that want to collect interest and publish updates.
What’s included:
Home, About, Features and Contact pages
Blog and FAQ, both CMS-driven
Changelog and Get Started pages
Privacy Policy and 404 pages
Pick it if you want a waitlist and a changelog from day one.
Echo Agent
Echo Agent is a bold landing page template for SaaS and B2B services. Everything sits on one page, built around scroll-triggered features.
Who it’s for: SaaS and B2B teams who need one focused page rather than a multi-page site.
What’s included:
Scroll-triggered feature sections
Animated counters and testimonial cards
Two-tier pricing and an FAQ accordion
Team grid and a native contact form
Responsive layouts across 3 breakpoints
Pick it if your whole pitch fits on one page and you want pricing on it.
Wayan
Wayan is a structured SaaS template for AI and product companies. It’s the most complete product site in this list.
Who it’s for: product companies that need separate pages for features and pricing, plus a blog.
What’s included:
Home, Features, Pricing and About pages
Blog (CMS) and a blog post page
Contact and 404 pages
Demo request and contact forms
Responsive on desktop, tablet and phone
Pick it if you sell a product with sales-led demos and plan to publish content.
Bridge
Bridge is a free startup and business template with a conversion-focused layout. Its page set leans towards services and client results.
Who it’s for: software or AI companies that also sell services, onboarding or consulting.
What’s included:
Home, About and Contact pages
Services and Career, both CMS-driven
Client Results and Get Started pages
Privacy Policy and 404 pages
Pick it if you want to show services and results alongside your product.
How do these free Framer SaaS templates compare?
Maya Labs: Pre-launch AI startups. Multi-page with waitlist. CMS: Blog, FAQ.
Echo Agent: SaaS and B2B landing pages. Single landing page.
Wayan: Product companies with demos. Multi-page product site. CMS: Blog.
Bridge: Software plus services. Multi-page with services. CMS: Services, Career.
How do I choose between them?
Start with your launch page list, not the visual style. Colors and fonts are the easiest things to change in a Framer template. Page structure and CMS collections are the hardest.
If you only need one page, Echo Agent keeps things focused.
If you need a waitlist, Maya Labs already has one.
If you need pricing and a demo form, Wayan has both.
If services matter as much as the product, Bridge is the closest fit.
If none of them fits your page list, read Framer template or custom build: how to decide what fits before you commit.
What should you do after picking a template?
Remix the template into your own Framer workspace, then leave the canvas alone for a moment. Write down the pages you’ll launch with and the content that will go into each CMS collection. That list tells you which pages to keep, which to remove and which sections need new copy.
Then customise in order: color styles and text styles first, components second, content third. I’ve written a step-by-step guide on how to customise a Framer template without breaking it, using Wayan as one of the examples.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Framer templates really free?
Yes. All four are listed as free.
Can I use these templates for a client project?
Check the license on each template’s Marketplace listing before using it for client work.
Can you customise one of these templates for me?
Yes. My Framer template customisation service adapts a template to your brand, content and pages.
Where can I see all of your templates?
You can browse all my Framer templates, including templates for agencies, portfolios and service businesses.
All four are free, so it costs nothing to open the demo sites side by side and compare them with your page list. Choose the one whose structure fits, then make it yours.