9 best Framer templates for consultants
The 9 best Framer templates for consultants in 2026. Turn a referral into a booked call — compare services, blog and portfolio layouts and launch this week.
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Introduction
Most consulting work comes through referral. Someone passes on your name, and the first thing they do is open your site to check you’re the real thing.
So the site has one job — turn that visit into a reply. Not a wall of screenshots, but a clear answer to what you do, who you do it for, and how to start. These nine Framer templates are built around that, from a single services-and-pricing page to a full practice site with a blog.
A consultant’s site sells trust, not screenshots
A designer gets hired on the work. A consultant gets hired on the thinking behind it — the problem you solve, what an engagement looks like, and enough proof you’ve done it before.
So the page that closes the deal isn’t a gallery. It’s the one where a stranger decides you understand their problem.
- A hero that says what you do and who for, before anyone scrolls
- Room for proof — a result, a named client, a testimonial
- A services or how-you-work section, so hiring you isn’t guesswork
- Writing, if you want search and referrals to find you between projects
Pick the template whose structure matches how you actually win work. The rest is decoration.
1. Atlas Studio
Atlas Studio is a ten-page practice site rather than a personal profile. It has a services section, a blog, native enquiry forms, and legal pages already built for client contracts. More to fill than anything else here — the trade for reading as an established firm rather than a freelancer.
Key features
- Ten pages covering work, services, blog and legal
- Native Framer forms — send enquiries to email, a webhook or Google Sheets
- CMS collections for work, blog posts and legal pages
- CMS reference fields for linking related work
- Perfect Google Lighthouse scores out of the box
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Established independent consultants billing real clients, who need the site to read as a practice — services, proof, and an enquiry form that routes where you’ll see it.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- A services section answers what an engagement costs before the first call
- Enquiries land in your inbox, not a contact page nobody checks
- Legal pages are built, so a contract link is already there
2. Wedge
Wedge is the only template here built around services and pricing instead of a portfolio. It’s a SaaS layout — a features page, a pricing page, and a blog — which maps cleanly onto a productised consulting offer. It reads as a software product out of the box, so the copy needs pointing back at a person.
Key features
- Nine pages — home, features, pricing, blog, blog post, about, contact, login and 404
- CMS-driven blog for your writing
- Page-effect transitions
- Global colour and typography styles
- Custom 404 page
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants who’ve packaged their work into fixed offers — a strategy sprint, a monthly retainer, a fractional day rate — and want a page that names the price.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- A pricing page turns a vague day rate into a decision
- The features page becomes your services, one section each
- The blog gives search a reason to send you strangers
3. Sharp
Sharp runs case studies and writing on separate CMS collections, so a client result and a written argument sit side by side. Big type, and Framer’s 3D transforms on the interactions. Four pages, and it’s light only.
Key features
- Four pages — home, project page, blog post and 404
- Separate CMS collections for case studies and writing
- Framer 3D transforms
- Custom page-load animation
- Global colour and typography styles
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants who win on how they think — strategists, researchers, technical advisors — where a written point of view carries as much weight as the client list.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Writing lives on its own collection, so a point of view gets a real page
- Case studies read as results, not a gallery
- Scales from three engagements to fifteen without a rebuild
4. Lucid
Lucid is the complete one — home, about, writing and contact, with work and writing on separate CMS collections. Seven pages and automatic dark mode. Take it if you don’t want to choose between a portfolio, a blog and an about page.
Key features
- Seven pages — home, about, writing, contact, writing page, project page and 404
- Separate CMS collections for work and writing
- Automatic light and dark mode based on system preferences
- Page transitions between routes
- Global colour and typography styles
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants who want proof, a point of view and an about page in one site, without any of the three feeling bolted on.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Writing and case studies each get a proper home
- About and contact pages come built
- Dark mode ships working, with no second theme to maintain
5. Monograph
Monograph is a writing-first site with category filtering and a built-in search. It suits a consultant whose lead engine is a body of writing — essays that rank, a newsletter, a back catalogue people dig through. About and contact pages are built in, and it switches to dark automatically.
Key features
- Five pages — home, about, contact, blog post and 404
- Automatic light and dark mode based on system preferences
- Category filtering across your posts
- Built-in global search
- CMS-driven posts
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants who market with writing — a regular essay or newsletter — and want the archive searchable rather than a reverse-chronological wall.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Search and filtering keep a deep archive usable
- About and contact pages make it a whole site, not a bare blog
- Writing that ranks brings buyers in without an ad budget
6. Compose
Compose is a blog built for growing a list — a subscribe page, native forms wired to your email tool, categories and pagination. Where Monograph is for reading, Compose is for capturing the reader. It’s light only.
Key features
- Seven pages — home, about, all articles, subscribe, blog post, category page and 404
- Native Framer forms — send subscribers to email, a webhook or Google Sheets
- Framer CMS pagination
- CMS-driven posts and categories
- Custom page-load animation
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants building a newsletter as a pipeline, who want subscribers going straight into their email tool without a third-party embed.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- The subscribe form posts straight to your email tool
- Pagination and categories hold up as the archive grows
- Every reader is a possible subscriber, not a passing view
7. Offset
Offset gives work, about and contact each their own page across six, so a long track record doesn’t compress into one scroll. Light and dark follow the visitor’s system setting. There’s no blog, which suits a consultant whose proof is the client list, not a content calendar.
Key features
- Six pages — home, work, about, contact, project page and 404
- Automatic light and dark mode based on system preferences
- CMS-driven work section
- Custom page-load animation
- Global colour and typography styles
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Established consultants whose track record does the selling, and who want a clean, roomy site with nothing to keep updated after launch.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Separate pages keep a long history from becoming a long scroll
- Nothing to maintain — no blog to leave dated
- Dark mode ships working, with no second theme to build
8. Darkfolio
Darkfolio is a dark site done properly — the contrast holds up, which most dark templates get wrong. Five pages including about and contact. It stands out against the wall of white consultant sites, though it suits confident work more than conservative fields.
Key features
- Five pages — home, about, contact, project page and 404
- Dark theme with high-contrast type
- CMS-driven work section
- Page-effect transitions
- Global colour and typography styles
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants in creative, tech or brand-adjacent fields who’d rather be remembered than blend into a shortlist of identical white sites.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Stands apart from the default white professional site
- About and contact pages come built
- High contrast keeps it readable, which dark sites usually lose
9. Format
Format is the shortest route to a live URL here. Three pages, a clean editorial layout, and one project page for depth when a piece needs it. There’s no about or contact page, so everything has to live on the home page — fast to launch, but it limits how much you can say.
Key features
- Three pages — home, project page and 404
- Clean, minimal editorial layout
- CMS-driven work section
- Custom page-load animation
- Global colour and typography styles
- Three breakpoints — desktop, tablet and mobile
Perfect for
Consultants who need a credible URL by the end of the week — a referral has your name and you want something real for them to open.
Price and licence
$149 · Single site licence
Benefits
- Fastest setup on this list
- Minimal layout reads as considered, not thin
- A project page is there when one piece of work needs the detail
How to choose
Choose on what actually wins you work. If it’s a productised offer with a price, Wedge is the only one built for it. If it’s a track record of client results, Offset or Atlas Studio. If it’s a point of view — writing, talks, a strong opinion — Sharp, Lucid or Monograph give it a proper home.
Then be honest about upkeep. Atlas Studio has ten pages and a blog — if you won’t write, half of it sits empty, and an empty section reads worse than no section. Format has three pages and nothing to keep current. Pick the one you can genuinely fill and keep filled.
One thing worth saying — the site rarely makes the first sale. It confirms a decision a referral already half-made. So write the hero for the person who’s just been handed your name, and the rest follows.
Browse the full range of Framer templates for consultants, or see every option on the Framer templates page.
Quick setup checklist
- Buy the template and open it in Framer
- Rewrite the hero — what you do, who for, and the one outcome you deliver
- Add two or three results with real numbers, not adjectives
- Name your services or packages, with a price if you have one
- Point the contact or enquiry form at an inbox you check
- Connect a domain and publish
Frequently asked questions about Framer templates for consultants
Do I need to know Framer to use one of these?
No. Every template here is edited by clicking text and swapping images. You need a free Framer account, and a paid plan only when you publish to your own domain. No code at any point.
What should a consultant’s website actually say?
What you do, who you do it for, and the outcome someone gets from hiring you. Then proof — a result, a named client, a testimonial. Most consultant sites open with a biography; open with the problem you solve instead.
Do I need a blog?
Only if you’ll write. Writing is one of the few ways a consultant gets found by strangers, so it’s worth it if you’ll keep it up. If you won’t, take Offset or Format — neither has a blog to leave dated.
How do I show proof when my work is confidential?
Most consulting work is. You don’t need screenshots — a short results line (“cut onboarding time 40% for a fintech scale-up”), an anonymised case study, or a client testimonial does more than a gallery would. Every template here has room for it.
How long does it take to launch?
An evening for the three to five-page templates if your copy is ready — the build is a few hours. The real work is deciding what you do and writing it plainly, and that’s the part worth the time.
Which of these have dark mode?
Lucid, Offset and Monograph switch automatically with the visitor’s system setting. Darkfolio is dark by design. Wedge, Atlas Studio, Sharp, Compose and Format are light only.
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