The full guide
Last verified 2026-10-30
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01What it is and who is there
The Framer Marketplace lists "free and premium website templates for Framer," along with other resources for Framer sites. Buyers are designers, founders and small businesses building sites in Framer. Templates are reviewed before listing, and design quality decides sales.
02Cost and what you actually pay for
Selling premium templates follows Framer's creator terms, including how revenue is shared. Check the current terms before you price.
03Is it right for you?
It fits designers who build Framer sites. It fits poorly for products unrelated to website building. The marketplace is crowded, so a clear niche helps.
04Before you start
- A Framer account and creator profile.
- Read the marketplace submission guidelines.
- A polished, responsive template with a live preview.
05Step-by-step: how to distribute here
- Build the template and test it on desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Submit it for review.
- Write a listing that names the use case.
- Share the template in design communities and on X.
- Support buyers and update the template.
06What to post or submit
Title:
[Name] — [use case] template for Framer07Common mistakes and do-nots
- Do not copy other designers' work.
- Do not ship templates with broken breakpoints.
- Do not ignore buyer questions.
08How to measure it
- Track views and sales in Framer's creator dashboard.
- A realistic test: three months.
09Time budget
- Before: 15 to 40 hours per template.
- Ongoing: 1 to 3 hours a month.
10Pair it with
- Webflow Templates — another template marketplace.
- Figma Community — a design audience.
- Gumroad and Lemon Squeezy — sell directly.
- Pinterest — design discovery.
11Sources
- Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/marketplace
