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TYG5

A finished landing page in Framer. You remix it and publish it yourself.

For solo founders, freelancers and small SaaS teams. You buy a template, swap the copy and colour, and publish it on your domain. No build brief to us.

You get the template. You take it live.

Why most landing pages take longer than they should

  • The blank canvas eats the week

    Framer can do almost anything. That is what slows you down: every section, every grid, every type decision, before a single line of copy is in place.

  • A generic template is still not a page

    Most paid templates ship components, not a narrative. You still assemble the structure — just from someone else's file.

  • Review cycles replace publishing

    A short back-and-forth with an agency or a freelancer stretches a one-page site into weeks. The page is simple. The process is not.

Built for three kinds of builder

Solo founders

One person, one product, one page. You need a clear landing page, not a design system you have to assemble first.

Freelancers & agencies

A starting file for client work that you remix, instead of opening a blank canvas for every landing page. After purchase, the template is yours.

Focus

Small SaaS teams

A marketing page for a product that already exists. Structure for benefit, proof and price — you drop in the real facts.

Pick your style

Each template is a complete Framer project. You buy it, swap the copy and colour, and publish it on your domain. New styles are added regularly.

How the template goes live

  1. Preview

    Open the live Framer preview. See whether the style fits the page you intend to publish.

  2. Buy

    Pay once. You receive the Framer project — not a website we run for you.

  3. Remix

    Replace copy, colour and images. The structure stays. The facts are yours.

  4. Publish

    Publish in Framer, on your domain. The page goes live from your side, not through us.

Portrait of Robert, founder of TYG5

Robert

Hanau, Germany

One person, no team to blame if something breaks.

TYG5 started as a name before it was a business — Trust Your Gut · 5, a reminder I needed for myself and a nod to the five people who make me want to build things worth finishing. A few pivots later, here's where it landed: templates that get out of your way so you can ship.

— Robert

A niche we have not built yet?

If you need a landing page for a field that is still missing, write to us. Not a brief for a client site — a pointer for the next template.

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Framer templates for landing pages — TYG5