# Best Framer templates for SaaS and AI startups in 2026

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Nine Framer templates for SaaS and AI startups, each picked for a different job, from a free kit to a 19-page site. All checked in October 2026.

- By UV, Framer Expert, Bengaluru
- Published: 2026-10-06
- Category: Roundups
- Reading time: 11 min

For a SaaS or AI startup selling one product to businesses, Lateral is the strongest Framer template I checked: 12 pages, customer stories and a pricing toggle, for $129. If you sell several products, my own Talos gives each one a page. The best free option is Powder, a complete 11-page site with pricing, a changelog and a blog.

| Template | Best for | Price | Pages | CMS | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Talos | Several products under one brand | From $129 | 15 | Articles, team, legal | [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/talos) |
| Lateral | One product sold to businesses | $129 | 12 | Customer stories, blog, team | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/lateral/) |
| Dealify | A simple SaaS site on a smaller budget | $75 | 11 | Blog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/dealify/) |
| Nixa | An AI product sold to enterprises | From $99 | 8 | Blog | [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/nixa) |
| Reely | An AI product before launch | From $99 | 8 | Testimonials, FAQ | [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/reely) |
| Code-Craft | A developer tool | $99 | 17 | Blog, careers, changelog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/code-craft/) |
| Sola | Integrations, customer stories and release notes | $129 | 19 | Nine collections | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/sola/) |
| Powder | A free full site for an AI startup | Free | 11 | Blog | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/powder/) |
| Blocks | Building your own from free sections | Free | 2 example pages | None | [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/blocks/) |

Checked October 2026.

## The short version

- Several products: Talos, from $129. One product sold to businesses: Lateral at $129, or Dealify at $75.
- An AI product that faces a security review: Nixa, from $99. An AI product before launch: Reely, from $99.
- Developer tools: Code-Craft at $99 for docs and a status page, or Sola at $129 for integrations and release notes.
- Free: Powder for a finished 11-page site, or Framer's own Blocks kit to build your own.

## How I picked these

I started from five templates that come up in searches, then read the Framer Marketplace's SaaS, AI and Startup categories by Trending, Best and Recent: 29 listings in all. Every pick here I checked on its listing and in its live preview on 7 October 2026, on desktop and at phone width.

Page counts include CMS detail pages and a custom 404 where there is one, the way I count my own.

- **Built for the job.** The pages a software company gets asked for: pricing, product detail, proof and somewhere to publish.
- **Phone layouts.** A real phone layout, with nothing scrolling sideways at 390 pixels wide.
- **CMS where it's needed.** Posts, releases and customer stories as entries, not pages built by hand.
- **Easy to edit.** Shared colour and text styles, and sample copy that doesn't fight you.
- **Honest pricing.** A clear price and licence on the listing.
- **Recently maintained.** Updated by its creator in 2026.

I make and sell Framer templates on Openfile, and some of mine are on this list. I've tried to be fair; the others are here because they're good.

## Talos: best for a SaaS or AI company with several products

Talos is mine, built for companies that sell more than one thing. An overview page leads to six product pages that share one layout. Pricing has three plan cards over a full comparison table.

- **Price:** $129 for one site, $159 for unlimited sites
- **Pages:** 15, including six product pages, an AI feature page, pricing, a blog and a style guide
- **CMS:** Yes: articles (13 to start), team and legal
- **Notable sections:** product overview, capability rows, AI feature page, plan comparison table, style guide

**Good**

- Adding a product means duplicating a page and changing the words.
- The style guide shows all 25 colour styles and 13 text styles, so a rebrand starts in one place.

**Watch out for**

- Three CMS collections, one more than Framer's Basic plan allows. Your own domain means Pro, at $30 a month billed yearly, unless you turn the two legal entries into ordinary pages.
- No monthly and yearly toggle: each card shows the yearly price with the monthly one beside it. And if you sell one product, it is more site than you need.

[Preview](https://talos.framer.ai) · [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/talos)

## Lateral: best for one product sold to businesses

Lateral is the one I'd point most single-product startups to. It has a product page, customer stories with headline figures, a blog and pricing with a comparison table, in a calm serif design that mixes dark and light sections. Wireframe updated it on 27 September 2026.

- **Price:** $129
- **Pages:** 12: home, product, pricing, customers, customer story, company, blog, blog post, contact, terms, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes: customer stories, blog posts and team
- **Notable sections:** logo strip, headline metrics, feature rows, industry use cases, testimonial, plan comparison

**Good**

- Each customer story is a CMS entry with its own page, which is the proof business buyers look for.
- Pricing has a monthly and yearly toggle, and the plan cards stack cleanly on a phone.

**Watch out for**

- Three collections, so it needs Framer Pro, the same as Talos.
- The sample copy is for an AI finance product, with invented customer results. Replace every figure before you publish.

[Preview](https://lateral.framer.media/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/lateral/)

## Dealify: best for a simple SaaS site on a smaller budget

Dealify has the pages a one-product SaaS needs at launch, for $75: features, integrations, pricing, a blog and contact. It is light, with a dashboard mock-up in the hero. Asril last updated it on 3 May 2026.

- **Price:** $75
- **Pages:** 11: home, features, integrations, pricing, about, contact, blog, blog post, terms, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** dashboard hero, feature cards, integrations, testimonials, FAQ, three-plan pricing

**Good**

- Pricing, contact and both legal pages are built, so nothing is missing on launch day.
- An integrations page comes built, which many templates leave out.

**Watch out for**

- The sample copy mixes two products: the hero talks about customer support, the rest about sales analytics. Plan to rewrite every section.
- No monthly and yearly toggle on the pricing page.

[Preview](https://dealify.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/dealify/)

## Nixa: best for an AI product sold to enterprise buyers

Nixa is mine, made for the buyer who reads the security page first. Compliance badges sit in the hero, with a security section, an ROI block and an industry comparison table below. Demo requests go through a Tally form rather than a signup.

- **Price:** $99 for one site, $129 for unlimited sites
- **Pages:** 8: home, about, contact, blog, blog post, privacy, terms and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** compliance badges, security section, ROI figures, comparison table, use cases, video demos, pricing

**Good**

- Procurement's first questions are answered on the page, before anyone books a call.
- Pricing has a monthly and yearly toggle, and one collection fits Framer's Basic plan.

**Watch out for**

- Features and pricing are sections of the home page, not pages of their own.
- The sample copy is written for insurance claims, and the badges are examples. Keep only the certifications you actually hold.

[Preview](https://nixa.framer.ai) · [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/nixa)

## Reely: best for an AI product before launch

Reely is mine too, for when you have screenshots and a likely price but no launch date. It walks a visitor from the problem to a before-and-after demo to one signup button, and the copy is already written for an AI product.

- **Price:** $99 for one site, $129 for unlimited sites
- **Pages:** 8: home, pricing, community, contact, signup success, terms, privacy and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes: testimonials and FAQ
- **Notable sections:** pain points, old way against new way, before-and-after slider, features, team, FAQ

**Good**

- You edit words that already fit an AI product, instead of starting from a blank page.
- A pricing page with a monthly and yearly toggle, for the visitors who ask what it will cost.

**Watch out for**

- No blog. Its two collections fill Framer's Basic plan, so adding one means Pro.
- It is a waitlist site, so after launch you will want product pages it doesn't have.

[Preview](https://reely.framer.ai) · [Get it](https://openfile.pro/template/reely)

## Code-Craft: best for a developer tool

Code-Craft has the pages developers check before they sign up: docs, a changelog, a status page and security. It is dark and glossy, with a code editor in the hero. Thisara Prabhath published it on 27 September 2026.

- **Price:** $99
- **Pages:** 17, including docs, changelog, status, security, careers and a job page
- **CMS:** Yes: blog posts, careers and changelog
- **Notable sections:** editor mock-up hero, capability grid, security badges, use cases, plan comparison, uptime bars

**Good**

- Releases and job posts are CMS entries, so a new changelog entry takes minutes.
- Pricing has a monthly and yearly toggle, and the plan comparison turns into tabs on a phone.

**Watch out for**

- Docs and status are designed pages, not a docs system or live monitoring, and three collections means Framer Pro.
- Ten days old when I checked, so there is no update history yet. Dark only, with real company names as stand-ins in the logo strip.

[Preview](https://code-craft.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/code-craft/)

## Sola: best for a SaaS with integrations, customer stories and release notes

Sola is for a product with a lot to explain and a lot to publish. Nine collections run the blog, changelog, customer stories, integrations and more, and each integration gets its own page with setup steps. Joseph Alexander updated it on 28 September 2026.

- **Price:** $129
- **Pages:** 19, including customers, integrations, changelog, careers, a waitlist and four legal pages
- **CMS:** Yes, nine collections
- **Notable sections:** how it works, feature sliders, customer quotes, case studies with figures, release notes, plan comparison

**Good**

- Release notes have room for Added, Improved and Fixed, which suits a product that ships every week or two.
- A light, editorial design that stands apart from the dark AI look, with a monthly and annual pricing toggle.

**Watch out for**

- Nine collections needs Framer Pro, and there are a lot of sample entries to clear before launch.

[Preview](https://sola.framer.media/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/sola/)

## Powder: best for an AI startup that needs a full site for free

Powder is the free template I'd start an AI product on. It has pricing, a changelog, a blog and a get-started page, in a dark design built around a chat-style product demo. It sat first in the Marketplace's Best sort for both AI and Startup when I checked.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 11: home, about, changelog, pricing, blog, blog post, get started, terms, privacy, cookies and a 404
- **CMS:** Yes, the blog
- **Notable sections:** chat-style hero, feature tabs, benefit cards, integrations, three-plan pricing

**Good**

- A whole site rather than a teaser for a paid version, updated on 1 October 2026.
- Terms, privacy and cookie pages are already built, which saves a job before launch.

**Watch out for**

- Dark only, and each paid plan has its own yearly switch rather than one toggle for the whole table.

[Preview](https://powder.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/powder/)

## Blocks: best for building your own site from free sections

Blocks is Framer's own free SaaS kit. Instead of a finished site, you get more than 100 sections and two example pages, one light and one dark, to assemble your own. It suits a founder who knows which pages they want.

- **Price:** Free
- **Pages:** 2 example pages, plus pages of sections to copy from
- **CMS:** None
- **Notable sections:** heroes, feature grids, pricing tables, testimonials, changelog, contact forms, 3D assets

**Good**

- Made and maintained by Framer, last updated on 17 May 2026.
- Light and dark versions of the example page.

**Watch out for**

- No blog, no CMS and no pricing toggle. Every page beyond the two examples is yours to build.

[Preview](https://saas-kit.framer.website/) · [Get it](https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/blocks/)

## Pages a SaaS site needs at launch vs later

Most SaaS sites launch with more pages than they can keep current. Here is what I'd put up on day one.

| Page | When | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Home | Now | It explains the product and carries the main button |
| Pricing | Now | People ask what it costs. A provisional page beats none |
| Product or feature pages | Later, unless you sell several products | One product fits on the home page. Several need a page each |
| Blog | Later | Start when you have something to say every month |
| Changelog | Later, or now for a developer tool | It shows the product moving, and developers look for it |
| Legal | Now | Once you collect emails or take payments, publish a privacy policy and terms |
| About | Later | Early buyers care what it does more than who made it |

If you haven't launched yet, [Waitlist page, launch site or full site](https://openfile.pro/blog/waitlist-page-or-full-launch-site) goes through it stage by stage.

## How to choose

Start from what your buyer has to do on the site, then match the template.

- **You sell several products, or plans to compare.** Talos.
- **You sell one product to businesses.** Lateral, or Dealify if $129 is too much right now.
- **Your buyers run a security review.** Nixa.
- **You haven't launched.** Reely, or a free one-page waitlist until people ask about price.
- **You sell to developers.** Code-Craft for docs and status, Sola for integrations and release notes.
- **Your budget is zero.** Powder for a finished site, Blocks to build your own.

Openfile's [SaaS templates](https://openfile.pro/templates/saas) and [AI templates](https://openfile.pro/templates/ai) show every page before you buy. [Choosing a Framer template by the job](https://openfile.pro/blog/choosing-a-framer-template-by-the-job) goes deeper.

## What to change first

- **Proof.** Delete every stand-in logo, figure and compliance badge. Several templates here name real companies or certifications you may not hold.
- **Styles.** Set your colours and fonts in the shared styles before you touch a page.
- **Pricing.** Put in your real plans, or a line like free during the beta, and connect the buttons.
- **Forms.** Point the signup or demo form at your email tool, then test it from your phone.

[What to change first when you remix a Framer template](https://openfile.pro/blog/what-to-change-first-in-a-framer-template) has the full order, through to connecting the domain.

## Questions people ask

### Can a Framer site handle a SaaS blog?

Yes. Framer's Basic plan includes 2 CMS collections and 1,000 items, and Pro includes 10 collections and 2,500 items, which is years of weekly posts. Count the template's collections first: Talos, Lateral, Code-Craft and Sola use three or more, so they need Pro.

### Framer or Webflow for a SaaS site?

For most early SaaS teams, Framer, because it is quicker to build in and easier to keep editing without a developer. Webflow suits very large CMS sites and teams who think in HTML and CSS. [Framer or Webflow for a SaaS marketing site](https://openfile.pro/blog/framer-or-webflow-for-saas) compares the two in detail.

### Do SaaS templates include pricing toggles?

Many do. Of the nine here, Nixa, Reely, Lateral, Code-Craft and Sola have a monthly and yearly toggle, and Powder has a yearly switch on each paid plan. Talos shows both prices on each card instead, and Dealify and Blocks have none.

### How long does it take to launch from a template?

Days rather than weeks, if your words and screenshots are ready, because the layouts and phone versions are done. The time goes on writing, swapping pictures and checking each page on a phone. I'd allow a week for a single-product site.

### Can I use one template for several products?

On one site, yes: Talos gives each product its own page from one shared layout. For several separate sites, check the licence. Openfile's Pro licence covers unlimited websites ($159 for Talos), while the paid Marketplace templates here are sold with a single-use licence.

## Templates in this post

- [Talos](https://openfile.pro/template/talos): From $129
- [Nixa](https://openfile.pro/template/nixa): From $99
- [Reely](https://openfile.pro/template/reely): From $99