Ink Bleed is out for Framer. Your headlines soak into the page like wet ink on paper, then dry into crisp type, and hovering over a word makes it wet again. It works with any font, scales with the layout, and lets you control how far the ink bleeds, how rough the edges are, and the timing.
Flapboard is out. It's a split-flap button for Framer: each letter flips like an airport departure board, cycles through your messages, and flips to your hover text when someone points at it. You can set the colors, font, speed, stagger, character set, and click sound.
Most pricing pages just sit there.
Three cards, a toggle, and a lot of mental math for the visitor.
So I built one that moves.
Meet Seatwise, a pricing table component for Framer:
→ Visitors drag a slider to their team size.
→ Every price updates live as they drag.
→ The best plan for their team highlights itself.
→ Switch to yearly, and the discount shows up instantly.
→ Past your biggest plan, a "Talk to Sales" band lights up.
It also includes up to 4 currencies, animated plan icons, optional ratings and perks, and it works on desktop, tablet, and phone. It collects no visitor data.
Built for SaaS founders, agencies, and Framer designers who want a pricing page that does the selling.
Drag. Price. Done.
It's live on the Framer Marketplace now.
Contact forms all look the same, so I made one that doesn't. ✉️
Meet Postmark, a free contact form for Framer that looks like a real postcard. Visitors write in handwriting, pick a stamp for their topic, and hit send. The card gets postmarked with today's date and flies off the screen.
It's a real, working form: connect Formspree and messages land in your inbox, no code needed.
Free to use. Hope it makes your contact page a little more fun.
Ink Bleed is out for Framer. Your headlines soak into the page like wet ink on paper, then dry into crisp type, and hovering over a word makes it wet again. It works with any font, scales with the layout, and lets you control how far the ink bleeds, how rough the edges are, and the timing.
Flapboard is out. It's a split-flap button for Framer: each letter flips like an airport departure board, cycles through your messages, and flips to your hover text when someone points at it. You can set the colors, font, speed, stagger, character set, and click sound.
Most pricing pages just sit there.
Three cards, a toggle, and a lot of mental math for the visitor.
So I built one that moves.
Meet Seatwise, a pricing table component for Framer:
→ Visitors drag a slider to their team size.
→ Every price updates live as they drag.
→ The best plan for their team highlights itself.
→ Switch to yearly, and the discount shows up instantly.
→ Past your biggest plan, a "Talk to Sales" band lights up.
It also includes up to 4 currencies, animated plan icons, optional ratings and perks, and it works on desktop, tablet, and phone. It collects no visitor data.
Built for SaaS founders, agencies, and Framer designers who want a pricing page that does the selling.
Drag. Price. Done.
It's live on the Framer Marketplace now.
Contact forms all look the same, so I made one that doesn't. ✉️
Meet Postmark, a free contact form for Framer that looks like a real postcard. Visitors write in handwriting, pick a stamp for their topic, and hit send. The card gets postmarked with today's date and flies off the screen.
It's a real, working form: connect Formspree and messages land in your inbox, no code needed.
Free to use. Hope it makes your contact page a little more fun.
Ink Bleed is out for Framer. Your headlines soak into the page like wet ink on paper, then dry into crisp type, and hovering over a word makes it wet again. It works with any font, scales with the layout, and lets you control how far the ink bleeds, how rough the edges are, and the timing.
Flapboard is out. It's a split-flap button for Framer: each letter flips like an airport departure board, cycles through your messages, and flips to your hover text when someone points at it. You can set the colors, font, speed, stagger, character set, and click sound.
Most pricing pages just sit there.
Three cards, a toggle, and a lot of mental math for the visitor.
So I built one that moves.
Meet Seatwise, a pricing table component for Framer:
→ Visitors drag a slider to their team size.
→ Every price updates live as they drag.
→ The best plan for their team highlights itself.
→ Switch to yearly, and the discount shows up instantly.
→ Past your biggest plan, a "Talk to Sales" band lights up.
It also includes up to 4 currencies, animated plan icons, optional ratings and perks, and it works on desktop, tablet, and phone. It collects no visitor data.
Built for SaaS founders, agencies, and Framer designers who want a pricing page that does the selling.
Drag. Price. Done.
It's live on the Framer Marketplace now.
Contact forms all look the same, so I made one that doesn't. ✉️
Meet Postmark, a free contact form for Framer that looks like a real postcard. Visitors write in handwriting, pick a stamp for their topic, and hit send. The card gets postmarked with today's date and flies off the screen.
It's a real, working form: connect Formspree and messages land in your inbox, no code needed.
Free to use. Hope it makes your contact page a little more fun.
