An agency website has a harder job than a portfolio. It has to explain what you do, prove you have done it before, justify a price that is rarely on the page, and get a stranger to start a conversation. All of that in the time it takes someone to decide you are not what they need.
These Framer templates are structured around that job: services, evidence, and a clear route to inquiry. Framer handles the publishing, so the site stays editable by whoever writes the copy rather than only by whoever built it.
Showing individual creative work instead of selling services? That is a different structure, covered in our Framer portfolio template collection.
What an Agency Site Actually Has to Do
Most agency sites are written for the agency rather than the buyer. They lead with philosophy and put the services three clicks deep. The buyer, meanwhile, arrived with a specific problem and is scanning for whether you solve it.
The structural fix is boring and effective: name the services plainly, show work that resembles the visitor’s situation, and make the next step obvious. A template that already has those sections nudges you into writing them.
What to Look For in a Framer Agency Template
Beyond looking good, an agency template needs specific furniture:
- Individual service pages, not just a list. Service pages are what rank and what buyers actually read.
- Case studies with structure covering the problem, the approach and the result.
- A team or about section. Buyers of services are buying people, and want to see who they would work with.
- Inquiry capture that is not just a footer form. Multiple sensible entry points into a conversation.
- Room for proof such as client logos, testimonials or outcomes, placed where they support a claim rather than in an isolated band.
The Framer Agency Templates
Each is available as a Framer build, with most also offered for Webflow, Figma and HTML.
Somers
Somers is a restrained, typography-led agency layout that suits studios whose work is varied. It does not impose a strong visual personality, which makes it a safe base when your portfolio spans sectors.
The structure gives equal weight to services and to work, so it fits agencies that sell both capability and craft.
Somers is available now.
DigiMark
DigiMark is built for marketing and digital agencies, with the sections that kind of firm needs: distinct service areas, results-oriented case studies and prominent inquiry paths.
It leans more commercial than the design-studio options here, which is usually right if you sell measurable outcomes rather than aesthetics.
DigiMark is available now.
Nocomation
Nocomation is aimed at no-code studios, automation consultancies and the newer breed of technical agency. The layout assumes you need to explain a service that clients may not have bought before.
Strong on process explanation, which matters when the buyer is not yet sure what they are purchasing.
Nocomation is available now.
Scalepro
Scalepro is a product and growth-oriented layout that works for consultancies selling retained work rather than one-off projects. It has the structure to carry a longer, more considered pitch.
A good fit for agencies whose sales cycle involves several conversations rather than an instant inquiry.
Scalepro is available now.
SecurityForce
SecurityForce is built for security and technical services firms, where credibility and specificity matter more than visual flair. The layout is direct and evidence-led.
Useful well beyond security, for any consultancy whose buyers are risk-averse and detail-focused.
SecurityForce is available now.
TNC Infinity
TNC Infinity is a compact single-page corporate layout for smaller consultancies that do not need a deep site. Everything sits on one scroll, ending in an inquiry.
Appropriate when you have one clear service and want the whole pitch in a single read.
TNC Infinity is available now.
Where Framer Is Not the Right Choice for an Agency
If publishing volume is central to your marketing, think carefully. Agencies that run a serious content operation, with many authors and a heavy editorial calendar, are often better served by a platform built around that workflow. Our Framer versus Webflow comparison goes through this in detail.
If you need server-side logic, such as client portals, gated document libraries or custom integration’s with internal systems, Framer is the wrong layer. That is a WordPress or custom-build conversation, and we would rather tell you that now than after you have bought a template.
How to Choose the Right One
Pick based on how you sell, not how you look. If you win work through referral and the site mostly confirms credibility, a compact layout is enough. If the site is genuinely a sales channel, you need service pages and case studies with depth, and should choose a template that has them built in.
Count your real services before you choose. Agencies routinely list six services and have detailed content for two. Pick a template whose structure matches what you will actually write, not what you aspire to write. Format pricing is on the pricing page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add more service pages than the template ships with?
Yes. Framer lets you duplicate an existing page and edit it, so extending the service section is straightforward. Keeping the navigation sensible as the site grows takes a little more thought than the duplication itself.
Do these templates include a blog?
Most include a blog or article structure. Framer supports collections for repeating content such as posts and case studies, so the section can grow without you designing each entry.
Can I use my own brand fonts and colors?
Yes. Framer exposes typography and color as editable styles, so applying your brand is a matter of changing those values rather than editing every element. If you do not have a defined brand yet, that is what our branding service is for.
How long does it take to launch one of these?
That depends almost entirely on your content. The design work is done, so the timeline is set by how quickly you can write service descriptions and assemble case studies. Teams with copy ready often launch in days; teams starting from nothing take longer.
Can you customize the template for us?
Yes. Our Framer development and customization service covers structural changes, new sections and integration’s. Request a quote describing what you need and we will scope it.
Is Framer suitable for a client-facing agency site?
For most agencies, yes. It publishes fast, responsive sites and is easy to keep current. The limits appear with heavy editorial workflows and server-side functionality, which are covered above.
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See the full Framer template collection, or compare formats across the complete catalog.
If you want the site built and adapted for you, our Framer customization service does exactly that. Book a free consultation and we will look at your current site first.