Custom Framer Website

A website that reflects what your business.

Your business may have changed while the website still tells the old story. Perhaps the right service is hard to find, useful content needs a better home, or a new website needs to bring those pieces together from the start. I design and build Framer websites around the people you want to reach, the content they need, and the actions that matter to your business.

Quoted for your project · No payment is required to inquire.

Give the website room for what your business needs to do

Help people find what they came for and know where to go next.

Make the right service easier to find.

Your website can give different services and audiences relevant routes, so visitors have a clearer way to understand which part of the business fits what they need.

Give useful content a place to belong.

Articles, resources, or other agreed content can work together within the website, helping people explore what you know and discover relevant services.

Bring the next steps together.

The agreed pages and customer actions connect the explanation of your work with how people inquire, book, or get in touch.

Keep working with the website afterward.

You have the agreed editing access, walkthrough, and ownership information to keep your site’s content current as the business develops.

You don’t need to design the solution before asking for help.

You may know what’s getting in the way without knowing which pages, content structure, or tools would address it. Or you may be starting a new website and want those choices to make sense together.

You can bring the people it needs to serve, the information you want to share, and the things visitors should be able to do. I’ll work directly with you to turn that into the agreed structure, copy, design, and Framer build.

Custom is useful when those requirements need a different scope from the standard offers. If the One-Week Website or a preservation-led migration already fits, we can use that route. The work itself determines the offer.

How it works

First, we agree on the work.

After reviewing the inquiry and clarifying the requirements, I’ll send the scoped proposal, agreement, and payment information. We’ll also agree when planning can begin and what needs to be ready.

Then we work through the structure, content, and design.

After you accept the agreement and your initial payment clears, I’ll send the Project Workbook, preparation instructions, and the included planning-session link.

We’ll use that preparation and the planning conversation to organize what the site needs. I’ll work through the agreed structure, required copy, and example designs with you so you can approve the direction before the full-site build.

From there, I build and you review.

Once the required approvals, access, and build payment are ready, I’ll build the agreed website.

The project includes one copy-review pass, one round of changes to the design direction, and one round of changes to the built website. For each review, bring your feedback together in one list. After the design and website updates, we’ll check that the agreed changes are complete. You’ll have two business days for each requested review, and I’ll make the deadline and my update date clear.

If you want to change the approved direction or add requirements, we’ll work through the effect on scope, cost, and dates before that work begins.

Finally, we complete the checks and launch.

After the agreed refinements and pre-launch checks are complete, you review and approve the finished website. Any remaining payment clears, and we confirm your permission to launch.

The project also includes the agreed live checks and handoff. Paying the balance doesn’t remove work still owed under the agreement.

Your investment

Custom Framer Website

Quoted for your project.

Pay in full, or split the project into 40% / 30% / 30%.

Your proposal sets out the scope, price and payment stages before you decide.

Domain, Framer, licenses and connected services are identified separately.

What we scope together

The proposal brings the work together around your website’s agreed requirements.

Structure and content

The audience, visitor journeys and included copy work.

The Framer build

The agreed pages, content collections, functions and connections.

Launch and handoff

Agreed access and files, a site-specific walkthrough and a 30-minute call.

Design direction

One recommended direction, reviewed before the full-site build.

Reviews and refinements

The review points and included rounds named in your proposal.

Structure and content

The audience, visitor journeys and included copy work.

Design direction

One recommended direction, reviewed before the full-site build.

The Framer build

The agreed pages, content collections, functions and connections.

Reviews and refinements

The review points and included rounds named in your proposal.

Launch and handoff

Agreed access and files, a site-specific walkthrough and a 30-minute call.

Brand identity and additional content production are separately assessed.

After your website launches.

The handoff includes your agreed access and files, a short site-specific walkthrough, relevant learning resources, a 30-minute call, and a written record of ongoing responsibilities.

Framer’s visual editor and AI tools give you ways to keep working on the site. Compatible external AI assistants can also help with changes. We’ll confirm the plan, permissions, and features that suit your website.

There’s an included ten-business-day post-launch window for reporting verified errors against the agreed requirements. Later improvements, content work, or ongoing maintenance are separately agreed.

A few things you may be wondering.

Tell me what you want the website to make possible.

Share the people it needs to serve, the content you want to bring together, and the things visitors should be able to do. You can also tell me what you’re unsure about.

We’ll use that as the starting point for deciding what the project needs.

An inquiry doesn’t reserve a project or appointment, accept a proposal, or create a payment obligation.