The Best Framer SaaS Templates in 2026
Six Framer SaaS templates from across the marketplace — free and paid — compared by design style, page depth, and who each one actually fits.

Why your SaaS website matters more than you think
Most SaaS founders spend months on the product and then throw together the website in a weekend. That's backwards. Your homepage is the first proof a stranger gets that the thing you built is worth trusting with their money — before they've touched the product at all.
A good Framer SaaS template shortcuts that problem. We looked across the Framer Marketplace and picked six templates — free and paid, from several different creators — that consistently work well for SaaS, AI, and fintech launches.
1. Blocks — by Framer

Blocks is Framer's own free SaaS Website Kit — over 100 pre-built sections (headers, pricing tables, changelogs, 3D assets) rather than one fixed layout. It's less "template" and more "design system," which makes it the best starting point if you want full control over structure.
Best for: Builders who want to assemble their own layout instead of customizing a fixed one.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
2. Suprema — by Praha

Suprema leans into the dark, modular AI-SaaS aesthetic that's become the default look for AI startups right now. It's a free template, and it comes with dynamic hero sections, testimonial carousels, and conversion-focused pricing tables already built in.
Best for: AI startups and dev tools that want the "credible AI product" look without paying for it.
3. SaaSio — by UI Ship

SaaSio is a $49 multipurpose template built around 12 essential pages — enough to cover a full SaaS site (pricing, company, features) without needing a second template for the "About" or "Careers" page later.
Best for: Teams that want one template to cover the entire site, not just the landing page.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
4. Monitor — by Fayzora

This is one of ours, so take it with the grain of salt that implies — but Monitor is built specifically for the fintech and analytics end of SaaS, where Suprema and SaaSio lean more general-purpose. It ships with a full CMS-powered page set (blog, careers, legal pages included) rather than just a single landing page.
Best for: Fintech, analytics, and B2B SaaS that wants a complete site, not just a hero section.
Live preview → · Get Monitor →
5. Gradify — by UI Ship

Gradify is UI Ship's lighter-weight sibling to SaaSio, priced at $39. It trades some of SaaSio's page count for a slightly more general "business" positioning — useful if you're not 100% sure your product will stay pure SaaS.
Best for: Early-stage products that might pivot between SaaS and a broader business model.
6. Landio — by Framebase

Landio sits just outside pure SaaS — it's built for AI automation agencies and tech-forward service businesses — but it's worth including because plenty of "SaaS" products are really productized services in disguise. Free, SEO-focused, and fully responsive.
Best for: AI-adjacent service businesses that don't fit a strict SaaS mold.
Live preview → · View on Framer Marketplace →
How to choose
If you want maximum control and don't mind assembling your own layout, start with Blocks. If you want the dark AI-SaaS look for free, Suprema. If you want one template to cover your whole site, SaaSio or Monitor, depending on whether you're general SaaS or leaning fintech/analytics. And if what you're really building is a productized service rather than software, Landio fits better than any of the above.
Whatever you pick, the template is the easy 20%. The other 80% is still your copy, your pricing, and your proof — no template does that part for you.











