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Best Framer templates for SaaS

A SaaS landing page gets you to launch. After launch the product needs somewhere to live: docs a user can follow, a changelog that shows the thing is alive, and pricing that is honest and easy to read. Most SaaS templates stop at the landing page.

This is a short round-up for a software product that has shipped and needs more than a hero and a waitlist.

What a SaaS site actually needs after launch

  1. Real documentation. Section navigation, first request, auth, errors, the things a user actually opens.
  2. A changelog. Dated, tagged, filterable, and easy to add to without editing a page.
  3. Pricing that reads. Tiers and a comparison table a buyer can scan.
  4. One system. Docs, changelog, pricing and blog on one site, on shared styles.

The picks on getsites

Refrain: $79. A Framer template for a software product after launch. Docs, changelog and pricing on one site. The docs page has section navigation across eight anchored sections, the changelog runs on the CMS so shipping an entry is a form and not a page edit, and pricing has tiers and a comparison table. One licence covers unlimited sites. getsites.co/templates/refrain

Live demo and buy

Switchyard: $69. A Framer template for AI infrastructure and developer tool companies, made for the buyer who reads the docs, the pricing and the security page before booking a call. Twelve pages, with a working request playground in the hero, a developer page laid out like real docs, a security page, three pricing tiers, a changelog and a book a demo form. Every layer is native Framer, with no code components. Pick it over Refrain when you sell to engineers and need a security page and a demo form. getsites.co/templates/switchyard

Live demo and buy

How to go live

  1. Remix.
  2. Fill the docs sections with your own product.
  3. Add your first few changelog entries through the CMS.
  4. Set your tiers and the comparison table.
  5. Publish.

If these are not the shape you want

These are not getsites templates. Two on the Framer Marketplace built for software products:

Platform: $129, a premium, modular SaaS and AI template with a dark editorial look. Trade-off: it is a marketing site, so it does not ship the docs, changelog and pricing system, and the standard licence is single-domain.

Recon: $49, an AI agent and SaaS landing page for developer-first products. Trade-off: it is a landing page for design and presentation, with no docs or changelog, so a shipped product outgrows it quickly.

Cost

$69 or $79 once, plus your domain and Framer plan. getsites.co/learn

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Is this a landing page or a real site?

A real site. Refrain is built for after launch, with docs, a changelog and pricing, not just a hero and a signup.

How do I add a changelog entry?

You fill in a form. The changelog runs on the CMS, and each entry is dated and tagged as a feature, fix, improvement or breaking change, with tag filters for visitors.

Can I use it for more than one product?

Yes. One licence covers unlimited sites, including client work.

Does it cover docs, changelog and pricing together?

Yes. All three live on one site on shared text and colour styles, so a change in one place updates the whole site.