Framestack

Framestack is a library of 69 copy-and-paste components and code overrides that add polished UI elements and interactions to websites built in Framer — no coding required.

What is Framestack?

Framestack (framestack.co) is a component library for Framer, the visual website builder popular with designers and startups. Built and maintained by solo designer Isaac Roberts — a plugin reviewer in the Framer community — it packages 69 components and code overrides that solve the small, fiddly problems Framer doesn't handle natively: payment card logos, QR codes, countdown timers, animated number counters, scroll progress bars, before/after image sliders, dark/light theme toggles, CMS item counters, typewriter effects, confetti triggers, and typography fixes like balanced or justified text. The workflow is deliberately frictionless: click copy on the component's card, paste onto the Framer canvas, and configure everything through the visual properties panel — no HTML, CSS, or React required, though the underlying source code is visible and editable for those who want it. Pricing is refreshingly simple for this market: a one-time $27 Pro license (discounted from a perpetually-crossed-out $39) covers lifetime access, unlimited personal and client sites, weekly component drops, and 24-hour email support, while an $89 Commercial tier adds the redistribution rights template sellers need. A few components are free to try, and there's a 7-day refund window instead of a trial. Social proof is self-reported but specific — the site claims over 5,000 designers served and publishes named testimonials from a Unity product designer and agency founders — though the tool has no presence on TrustRadius, G2, or Capterra, and it lives in a category flooded with free and cheaper alternatives.

Key Features

• Component Library — 69 ready-made elements including payment logos, QR codes, countdown timers, progress bars, ratings, clocks, and before/after sliders
• Code Overrides — Behavior tweaks Framer lacks natively: negative gap, balanced and justified text, relative date labels, OS variants, scroll-to-top buttons, and more
• Copy-Paste Workflow — Click copy on any component and paste straight onto the Framer canvas; it loads instantly, fully editable
• No-Code Configuration — Every component is controlled through Framer's visual properties panel — no HTML, CSS, or React knowledge needed
• CMS Utilities — Item counters, collection shufflers, random-item selectors, and image-radius effects that pull live data from Framer CMS collections
• Source Code Access — View and edit the underlying code of every component, with continued updates as long as you don't unlink it
• Weekly Updates — New components and overrides ship roughly weekly, and the one-time license includes all future additions
• Unlimited Site Usage — Build personal and client sites without per-project fees; only redistributing components in paid templates requires the Commercial license
• Templates & Plugins — Companion Framer templates (Documint, Expertise) and a plugins section round out the toolkit

Who is it for?

• Freelance designers and agencies shipping client marketing sites in Framer who want polish without custom code
• Solo founders and small businesses building their own site in Framer without a developer on call
• Framer template creators who need redistribution rights for paid templates — the Commercial tier exists precisely for them
• Designers who prefer buying tools once instead of stacking another monthly subscription
• Framer users tired of hand-writing code overrides for fiddly details like counters, clocks, and text effects

Who is it NOT for?

• Anyone not building in Framer — Webflow, WordPress, and hand-coded projects get nothing here
• Teams expecting a full design system or section library; this is a box of small parts, not a site builder
• Developers comfortable writing their own React code overrides — free libraries already cover much of the same ground
• Businesses that need vendor stability guarantees, SLAs, or multi-seat support for mission-critical workflows
• Buyers uncomfortable depending on a solo founder with no institutional backing