Templates
Best Free Framer Templates for Agencies and Consultancies
Six free Framer templates for agencies, studios and consultancies, with who each suits, what’s included and when to pick it. All are templates I designed.
The best free Framer templates for agencies and consultancies are the ones whose page structure already matches how you sell: services, proof of work, team and a clear route to contact. Of my own templates, six fit that brief. Bronn and Studio UX suit studios, Delta Venture and Nord PA suit advisory and policy firms, and Lawli and Ledger suit legal and financial practices.
Disclosure: every template on this list is mine. I’m Sanna Granqvist, a web designer in Sweden, listed as a Framer Pro Studio, and I’ve built in Framer since 2023. I’ve published 17 templates on the Framer Marketplace, and all of them are free now. This is a guide to my own work, not a neutral market survey.
What makes a Framer template a good fit for an agency or consultancy?
A good agency or consultancy template has a services structure you can extend, a place for proof such as case studies or client results, a team or about page, and a contact flow that feels considered. CMS collections for services and articles matter most, because those are the pages you’ll add to after launch.
When I review a template for a professional services client, I check four things before anything visual:
Services that live in a CMS collection, so a new offer is a new item rather than a new page.
A home for proof: case studies, cases or client results.
A blog or insights collection, if you plan to publish.
A contact page that doesn’t feel like an afterthought.
Visual style is easier to change than structure. If the structure is right, colors and type are an afternoon’s work. If it’s wrong, you’ll rebuild. I go through that tradeoff in more detail in choosing between a Framer template and a custom build.
Which free Framer templates suit creative agencies and studios?
Bronn
Bronn is a warm, editorial template for AI and consulting agencies. It’s built for studios that sell expertise and need case studies, a process page and hiring in one place.
Who it’s for: AI agencies, consulting studios and small firms that want an editorial tone.
What’s included: Home, About, Services (CMS), Case Studies (CMS), Process, Careers (CMS), Blog (CMS), Contact, Legal and 404. It has 8 CMS collections, 30+ reusable sections, WCAG AA contrast and SEO fields on every page.
Pick it if you want the most complete agency structure on this list and plan to publish case studies regularly.
Studio UX
Studio UX is a multi-page template for design studios and UX agencies. It’s dark and bold, with a strong type hierarchy.
Who it’s for: design studios and UX teams whose site should look as considered as their work.
What’s included: Home, About, Services (CMS), Service Detail (CMS), Blog (CMS), Blog Detail (CMS), Careers, Contact, Thank You, Privacy Policy and 404.
Pick it if your brand leans dark and typographic, and each service needs its own detail page.
Which free Framer templates suit advisory and policy consultancies?
Delta Venture
Delta Venture is an editorial template for advisory firms. It’s the leanest structure here, which suits founder-led practices where the person matters as much as the offer.
Who it’s for: founder-led consultancies, fractional CFOs, fundraising advisors, strategy shops, M&A boutiques and venture partners.
What’s included: Home, Our Story, Services, Blog (CMS), Article (CMS), Contact and 404.
Pick it if you’re a small advisory practice and writing is how you show your thinking.
Nord PA
Nord PA is a clean template for public affairs and policy consulting, with a Nordic, restrained feel.
Who it’s for: public affairs agencies, policy consultants and communications advisors.
What’s included: Home, About, Services, Team (CMS), Insights (CMS), Contact and 404.
Pick it if your team and published insights are the main reasons clients trust you.
Which free Framer templates suit law firms and financial services?
Lawli
Lawli is a template for law firms and legal consultants. The structure is clear and plain, which is what people looking for legal help tend to need.
Who it’s for: law firms, solo lawyers and legal consultants.
What’s included: Home, About, Services, Team (CMS), Cases (CMS), Contact and 404.
Pick it if you need team profiles and a record of cases without a lot of extra pages.
Ledger
Ledger is a finance and accounting template with a structured, data-forward layout, clean tables and a services overview.
Who it’s for: accountants, bookkeeping firms and other numbers-first practices.
What’s included: Home, About, Services (CMS), Service Detail (CMS), Blog (CMS), Blog Detail (CMS), Contact, Privacy and 404.
Pick it if you want a precise, orderly look and a detail page for each service.
Which of my templates did I leave off, and why?
I left out two templates that sometimes come up in agency searches. Midlands is built around insurance products, with pages for insurances, pricing and a help centre, so it suits an insurer better than a consultancy. Bridge is described as a SaaS landing page template, so I cover it with product templates instead. You can adapt either one, but you’d be working against its structure.
How do you choose between these templates?
Start with your pages, not the look. Write down the pages you need at launch and the ones you’ll add within a year. Then pick the template whose page list comes closest. That gap predicts effort better than any visual difference.
List the proof you have: case studies, cases, results or published writing.
Match that proof to a template’s CMS collections.
Check the demo on a phone, since that’s where many first visits happen.
Only then compare typography and color.
Once you’ve picked one, change it through its color styles and text styles rather than layer by layer, so the design system holds together. I’ve written a step-by-step guide on how to customise a Framer template without breaking it. If you’d rather hand that part over, I also customise templates for clients.
FAQ
Are these Framer templates really free?
Yes. All of my templates are free now, including every template on this list.
Can I use a free Framer template for a client project?
Generally yes, as long as the template’s license allows it. Check the license on the Framer Marketplace listing before you hand a site over to a client.
Which template is best for a small consultancy?
For a founder-led practice, I’d start with Delta Venture because its structure is lean. If you have a team to show, Nord PA or Lawli fit better, since both have a Team collection.
Which template has case studies?
Bronn has a Case Studies collection, and Lawli has a Cases collection.
Do I need to know code to customise these templates?
No. You can edit text, images, color styles, text styles and CMS content on the Framer canvas without writing code.
The right template is the one whose structure already matches your business. Pick on pages and proof first, then make it yours with your own brand.