White-label Framer development
Built under
your name
Agencies hand me the design file and get back a finished Framer site, under their branding and invisible to their client. Everything runs in writing, start to finish.
Engagement
The whole arrangement
Everything you'd otherwise have to get on a call to find out.
Model
White-label. If your client ever learns my name, something has gone wrong. I'm not on the invoice, the footer, or the client thread. NDA signed before files move, if you want one.
you send
Whatever you've got: Figma, XD, a PDF, even screenshots. Any fidelity. Rough is fine; I'll come back with the questions rather than guess.
you get
A live Framer site. Structured components, clean tagging, CMS where it earns its place, fluid breakpoints rather than three fixed ones.
custom code
Available, quoted separately as a fixed price. Most are a small addition to the build. The heavy ones (WebGL, live data, real state) are their own project. Tell me early if your design needs one. It changes the quote, not the deadline.
comms
Written, in whichever tool your team already uses: Slack Connect, Notion, or email. Async by default, which is what keeps the record complete and the turnaround short.
Turnaround
Days, not weeks. A one-pager is typically 2–4 working days, a full marketing site 1–2 weeks, counted from the day the design and copy are final. There's no design phase on my side. That's the whole reason it's fast.
Rate
Flat, quoted in writing before anything starts. Not an estimate that grows.
Payment
50% before I start, the other 50% on completion. Two invoices, both against the quote you already approved.
Handover
Transferred to your Framer account with a walkthrough video. Your team can pick it up without me.
Selected builds
Work
Client builds shown with permission. Concept studies are labelled as such. White-label work isn't shown at all.
01 / 04Seelenkompass
Multi-page coaching site with a CMS magazine. Pricing cards, booking CTA, testimonial deck and FAQ accordion are hand-written React — plus a reusable scroll-reveal, so animation isn't wired one container at a time.
Open the siteINNER-FIRE
An older site rebuilt in Framer piece by piece, restructured so the owner can edit every page herself without a developer in the loop.
Velocity Motors
A self-initiated study: a filtered inventory layout with heavy imagery, testing how far Framer's CMS goes before custom code is needed.
Open the siteLumina
A study in restraint — an architecture portfolio where the layout gets out of the way and the projects carry the page.
Open the siteWho you're dealing with
One person,
on purpose
I'm Max. I build in Framer and nothing else. Not out of loyalty to a tool. I have no interest in half-knowing ten of them when knowing one properly is what turns a finished design into a finished site in days.
I don't design. That's the part your team is already good at, and staying out of it is the whole reason a finished file becomes a finished site this fast.
I work from wherever I happen to be, which is why everything is written down instead of discussed. That isn't a lifestyle statement. It's what makes the record complete when your client asks in three weeks what was agreed.
Based
Sequence
How a build runs
01
You send the file and the deadline
Within 24–48 hours you get a fixed quote and a short video walking through how I'd build it, before either of us has committed to anything.
02
I build, you watch the link
A live staging link from day one, updated as it goes. Comment on it whenever. Nothing at the end is a surprise, because you've seen every step of it.
03
Handover, under your name
From then on your team owns it: edits, new pages, everything, without me in the loop. Bugs from my build get fixed for 30 days at no cost.
rates
Flat, not hourly
Single page
from $2,500
One page from a finished design. Any length, CMS where it earns its place, responsive across the range.
Multi-page
from $4,500
A full marketing site. Shared components, CMS collections, and a structure your team can extend later.
One number, agreed in writing before I start, with custom code quoted on top rather than folded in. The figure you approve is the figure you pay.
start
Send the file
A quote and a build plan back within 24–48 hours, in writing. Every enquiry gets an answer, including the ones I turn down. What you won't get is a follow-up sequence.
Taking projects — next slot within days
White-label Framer development
Built under
your name
Agencies hand me the design file and get back a finished Framer site, under their branding and invisible to their client. Everything runs in writing, start to finish.
Engagement
The whole arrangement
Everything you'd otherwise have to get on a call to find out.
Model
White-label. If your client ever learns my name, something has gone wrong. I'm not on the invoice, the footer, or the client thread. NDA signed before files move, if you want one.
you send
Whatever you've got: Figma, XD, a PDF, even screenshots. Any fidelity. Rough is fine; I'll come back with the questions rather than guess.
you get
A live Framer site. Structured components, clean tagging, CMS where it earns its place, fluid breakpoints rather than three fixed ones.
custom code
Available, quoted separately as a fixed price. Most are a small addition to the build. The heavy ones (WebGL, live data, real state) are their own project. Tell me early if your design needs one. It changes the quote, not the deadline.
comms
Written, in whichever tool your team already uses: Slack Connect, Notion, or email. Async by default, which is what keeps the record complete and the turnaround short.
Turnaround
Days, not weeks. A one-pager is typically 2–4 working days, a full marketing site 1–2 weeks, counted from the day the design and copy are final. There's no design phase on my side. That's the whole reason it's fast.
Rate
Flat, quoted in writing before anything starts. Not an estimate that grows.
Payment
50% before I start, the other 50% on completion. Two invoices, both against the quote you already approved.
Handover
Transferred to your Framer account with a walkthrough video. Your team can pick it up without me.
Selected builds
Work
Client builds shown with permission. Concept studies are labelled as such. White-label work isn't shown at all.
01 / 04Seelenkompass
Multi-page coaching site with a CMS magazine. Pricing cards, booking CTA, testimonial deck and FAQ accordion are hand-written React — plus a reusable scroll-reveal, so animation isn't wired one container at a time.
Open the siteINNER-FIRE
An older site rebuilt in Framer piece by piece, restructured so the owner can edit every page herself without a developer in the loop.
Velocity Motors
A self-initiated study: a filtered inventory layout with heavy imagery, testing how far Framer's CMS goes before custom code is needed.
Open the siteLumina
A study in restraint — an architecture portfolio where the layout gets out of the way and the projects carry the page.
Open the siteWho you're dealing with
One person,
on purpose
I'm Max. I build in Framer and nothing else. Not out of loyalty to a tool. I have no interest in half-knowing ten of them when knowing one properly is what turns a finished design into a finished site in days.
I don't design. That's the part your team is already good at, and staying out of it is the whole reason a finished file becomes a finished site this fast.
I work from wherever I happen to be, which is why everything is written down instead of discussed. That isn't a lifestyle statement. It's what makes the record complete when your client asks in three weeks what was agreed.
Based
Sequence
How a build runs
01
You send the file and the deadline
Within 24–48 hours you get a fixed quote and a short video walking through how I'd build it, before either of us has committed to anything.
02
I build, you watch the link
A live staging link from day one, updated as it goes. Comment on it whenever. Nothing at the end is a surprise, because you've seen every step of it.
03
Handover, under your name
From then on your team owns it: edits, new pages, everything, without me in the loop. Bugs from my build get fixed for 30 days at no cost.
rates
Flat, not hourly
Single page
from $2,500
One page from a finished design. Any length, CMS where it earns its place, responsive across the range.
Multi-page
from $4,500
A full marketing site. Shared components, CMS collections, and a structure your team can extend later.
One number, agreed in writing before I start, with custom code quoted on top rather than folded in. The figure you approve is the figure you pay.
start
Send the file
A quote and a build plan back within 24–48 hours, in writing. Every enquiry gets an answer, including the ones I turn down. What you won't get is a follow-up sequence.
Taking projects — next slot within days