Framer websites for Y Combinator startups, live before Demo Day
Framer Partner and Framer Pro Expert, and YC work already shipped. Sully.ai went from an old site that sold the concept to one that shows the job, and raised a $21.8M Series A off the back of the round it was built for. Two to four weeks, one person on design and build, no handoff in between.
Based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Working Worldwide.
Framer websites for Y Combinator startups, live before Demo Day
Framer Partner and Framer Pro Expert, and YC work already shipped. Sully.ai went from an old site that sold the concept to one that shows the job, and raised a $21.8M Series A off the back of the round it was built for. Two to four weeks, one person on design and build, no handoff in between.
Based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Working Worldwide.
Framer websites for Y Combinator startups, live before Demo Day
Framer Partner and Framer Pro Expert, and YC work already shipped. Sully.ai went from an old site that sold the concept to one that shows the job, and raised a $21.8M Series A off the back of the round it was built for. Two to four weeks, one person on design and build, no handoff in between.
Based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Working Worldwide.
Demo Day is a date, so the build works backwards from it
Most agencies quote six to eight weeks because a designer finishes a file and hands it to a developer who starts again. Here it's one person, so the build starts on approved sections while the rest is still being drawn. Two to four weeks for a Framer site, depending on complexity rather than page count. Three to four if the design has to be made from scratch as well, and four to six for both together. A single launch page can go live in a week. Tell me your Demo Day date on the first call and you'll get a straight answer about whether it fits. If it doesn't, you'll hear that instead of a maybe.
01. Direction and structure
What each page is for gets settled before anything gets built.
Existing designs, brand assets and content get reviewed, and the sitemap gets confirmed. Where designs don't exist yet, the design work runs first as a separate engagement. Where they do, this week is about translating them into a component plan: what repeats, what belongs in the CMS, and what has to be editable by someone who has never opened Framer.
02. Build in Framer
Built the way Framer is meant to be used, which is most of why it stays fast.
Every section becomes a reusable component. Everything that changes regularly goes into the CMS: blog, cases, jobs, team, whatever you'll be editing in six months. Variables, CMS relations, multi-language and integrations get set up here. Being a Framer Partner mostly means knowing what the platform can do natively instead of working around it, and that difference is what separates a site that stays fast from one that gets slower every quarter.
03. Responsive, motion and detail
The test is whether a marketer who has never opened the file can add a page that looks right first time.
Breakpoints checked at the sizes people actually use rather than the three that come as defaults. Motion added where it earns its place and capped where it doesn't. Then the pass nobody enjoys: every hover, every focus state, every empty CMS collection, every long headline that breaks a layout at 1280.
04. Search, speed, launch and handover
This is where a Framer site stops being a portfolio piece and starts being findable.
Framer can produce fast, clean, well-structured pages. Most Framer sites don't, because nothing in the tool forces anyone to do it right. Headings get made as styled text layers instead of real headings, so a search engine sees a page with no structure at all. Copy gets baked into images, so there's nothing to read. No schema, no unique titles, no descriptions on the CMS items. The site looks finished and is invisible. That gets handled here. Real heading structure on every page, unique titles and descriptions down to each CMS item, schema where it earns its place, and content shaped so it can be quoted by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews rather than only ranked in a list of links.
Demo Day is a date, so the build works backwards from it
Most agencies quote six to eight weeks because a designer finishes a file and hands it to a developer who starts again. Here it's one person, so the build starts on approved sections while the rest is still being drawn. Two to four weeks for a Framer site, depending on complexity rather than page count. Three to four if the design has to be made from scratch as well, and four to six for both together. A single launch page can go live in a week. Tell me your Demo Day date on the first call and you'll get a straight answer about whether it fits. If it doesn't, you'll hear that instead of a maybe.
01. Direction and structure
What each page is for gets settled before anything gets built.
Existing designs, brand assets and content get reviewed, and the sitemap gets confirmed. Where designs don't exist yet, the design work runs first as a separate engagement. Where they do, this week is about translating them into a component plan: what repeats, what belongs in the CMS, and what has to be editable by someone who has never opened Framer.
02. Build in Framer
Built the way Framer is meant to be used, which is most of why it stays fast.
Every section becomes a reusable component. Everything that changes regularly goes into the CMS: blog, cases, jobs, team, whatever you'll be editing in six months. Variables, CMS relations, multi-language and integrations get set up here. Being a Framer Partner mostly means knowing what the platform can do natively instead of working around it, and that difference is what separates a site that stays fast from one that gets slower every quarter.
03. Responsive, motion and detail
The test is whether a marketer who has never opened the file can add a page that looks right first time.
Breakpoints checked at the sizes people actually use rather than the three that come as defaults. Motion added where it earns its place and capped where it doesn't. Then the pass nobody enjoys: every hover, every focus state, every empty CMS collection, every long headline that breaks a layout at 1280.
04. Search, speed, launch and handover
This is where a Framer site stops being a portfolio piece and starts being findable.
Framer can produce fast, clean, well-structured pages. Most Framer sites don't, because nothing in the tool forces anyone to do it right. Headings get made as styled text layers instead of real headings, so a search engine sees a page with no structure at all. Copy gets baked into images, so there's nothing to read. No schema, no unique titles, no descriptions on the CMS items. The site looks finished and is invisible. That gets handled here. Real heading structure on every page, unique titles and descriptions down to each CMS item, schema where it earns its place, and content shaped so it can be quoted by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews rather than only ranked in a list of links.
Demo Day is a date, so the build works backwards from it
Most agencies quote six to eight weeks because a designer finishes a file and hands it to a developer who starts again. Here it's one person, so the build starts on approved sections while the rest is still being drawn. Two to four weeks for a Framer site, depending on complexity rather than page count. Three to four if the design has to be made from scratch as well, and four to six for both together. A single launch page can go live in a week. Tell me your Demo Day date on the first call and you'll get a straight answer about whether it fits. If it doesn't, you'll hear that instead of a maybe.
01. Direction and structure
What each page is for gets settled before anything gets built.
Existing designs, brand assets and content get reviewed, and the sitemap gets confirmed. Where designs don't exist yet, the design work runs first as a separate engagement. Where they do, this week is about translating them into a component plan: what repeats, what belongs in the CMS, and what has to be editable by someone who has never opened Framer.
02. Build in Framer
Built the way Framer is meant to be used, which is most of why it stays fast.
Every section becomes a reusable component. Everything that changes regularly goes into the CMS: blog, cases, jobs, team, whatever you'll be editing in six months. Variables, CMS relations, multi-language and integrations get set up here. Being a Framer Partner mostly means knowing what the platform can do natively instead of working around it, and that difference is what separates a site that stays fast from one that gets slower every quarter.
03. Responsive, motion and detail
The test is whether a marketer who has never opened the file can add a page that looks right first time.
Breakpoints checked at the sizes people actually use rather than the three that come as defaults. Motion added where it earns its place and capped where it doesn't. Then the pass nobody enjoys: every hover, every focus state, every empty CMS collection, every long headline that breaks a layout at 1280.
04. Search, speed, launch and handover
This is where a Framer site stops being a portfolio piece and starts being findable.
Framer can produce fast, clean, well-structured pages. Most Framer sites don't, because nothing in the tool forces anyone to do it right. Headings get made as styled text layers instead of real headings, so a search engine sees a page with no structure at all. Copy gets baked into images, so there's nothing to read. No schema, no unique titles, no descriptions on the CMS items. The site looks finished and is invisible. That gets handled here. Real heading structure on every page, unique titles and descriptions down to each CMS item, schema where it earns its place, and content shaped so it can be quoted by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews rather than only ranked in a list of links.
A few projects worth showing. Each one built around a real problem
A closer look at the work, the thinking behind it, and what it had to solve.
A few projects worth showing. Each one built around a real problem
A closer look at the work, the thinking behind it, and what it had to solve.
A few projects worth showing. Each one built around a real problem
A closer look at the work, the thinking behind it, and what it had to solve.
You qualify for a free year of Framer Pro, and I'll do the paperwork
Framer runs a startup programme: a free year of Pro, worth $360, for companies at pre-seed or seed that haven't used Framer before and are backed by an approved partner. YC counts. Most founders don't know it exists, and the application is a form nobody wants to fill in during batch. Send me the details and I'll submit it with your build. It's your account and your subscription either way, which is the same arrangement as everything else here.
You qualify for a free year of Framer Pro, and I'll do the paperwork
Framer runs a startup programme: a free year of Pro, worth $360, for companies at pre-seed or seed that haven't used Framer before and are backed by an approved partner. YC counts. Most founders don't know it exists, and the application is a form nobody wants to fill in during batch. Send me the details and I'll submit it with your build. It's your account and your subscription either way, which is the same arrangement as everything else here.
You qualify for a free year of Framer Pro, and I'll do the paperwork
Framer runs a startup programme: a free year of Pro, worth $360, for companies at pre-seed or seed that haven't used Framer before and are backed by an approved partner. YC counts. Most founders don't know it exists, and the application is a form nobody wants to fill in during batch. Send me the details and I'll submit it with your build. It's your account and your subscription either way, which is the same arrangement as everything else here.
Award-winning experiences that drive long-term impact for startups and enterprises
From early ideas to mature products, the focus stays on clarity, scalability, and long-term impact. Not just how things look, but how they perform over time.
€20m+
Client revenue and funding supported through results-driven design and development.
56+
Teams partnered with to design and build digital products that deliver impact.
Check more awards and recognitions
Award-winning experiences that drive long-term impact for startups and enterprises
From early ideas to mature products, the focus stays on clarity, scalability, and long-term impact. Not just how things look, but how they perform over time.
€20m+
Client revenue and funding supported through results-driven design and development.
56+
Teams partnered with to design and build digital products that deliver impact.
Check more awards and recognitions
Award-winning experiences that drive long-term impact for startups and enterprises
From early ideas to mature products, the focus stays on clarity, scalability, and long-term impact. Not just how things look, but how they perform over time.
€20m+
Client revenue and funding supported through results-driven design and development.
56+
Teams partnered with to design and build digital products that deliver impact.
70% of clients stay for years
Once the product is live it doesn't sit still. It keeps getting sharper.
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
70% of clients stay for years
Once the product is live it doesn't sit still. It keeps getting sharper.
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
70% of clients stay for years
Once the product is live it doesn't sit still. It keeps getting sharper.
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
Oskar is a highly competent designer who excels at combining business goals with user-friendly design. His curiosity and design expertise make him a reliable professional capable of elevating a design to the next level.
Desses has helped us for years with Branding & Online Marketing. Happy with his dedication and work he has delivered for Game Hero.
A really great collaboration, grateful for all your hard work!
A site built as components
Every section reusable, so the page you add in month three costs less than the one before it. That matters more for a YC company than for anyone else, because the story changes twice before Series A.
A CMS your team can run
Blog, changelog, careers, customers. Editable by whoever picks it up, without a developer and without me.
Search and AI visibility, before launch
Real heading structure, per-page titles and descriptions, schema, and copy shaped so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can quote it. Most Framer sites skip all of this and stay invisible.
Speed that holds
Compressed images, capped motion, under two seconds on a normal mobile connection.
Your accounts, your domain, your file
Framer account in your name. Walkthrough call at handover plus written notes. Nothing about the setup needs me afterwards.
Updates every 48 hours
Async by default, Slack and Notion, calls where they earn one. During batch you don't have time for a standing meeting and neither do I.
What ships, and what you're holding at the end
A prototype proves the idea. A product needs clearer flows, safer logic, better states, and fewer surprises when real users touch it. Six things go into every build.
A site built as components
Every section reusable, so the page you add in month three costs less than the one before it. That matters more for a YC company than for anyone else, because the story changes twice before Series A.
A CMS your team can run
Blog, changelog, careers, customers. Editable by whoever picks it up, without a developer and without me.
Search and AI visibility, before launch
Real heading structure, per-page titles and descriptions, schema, and copy shaped so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can quote it. Most Framer sites skip all of this and stay invisible.
Speed that holds
Compressed images, capped motion, under two seconds on a normal mobile connection.
Your accounts, your domain, your file
Framer account in your name. Walkthrough call at handover plus written notes. Nothing about the setup needs me afterwards.
Updates every 48 hours
Async by default, Slack and Notion, calls where they earn one. During batch you don't have time for a standing meeting and neither do I.
What ships, and what you're holding at the end
A prototype proves the idea. A product needs clearer flows, safer logic, better states, and fewer surprises when real users touch it. Six things go into every build.
A site built as components
Every section reusable, so the page you add in month three costs less than the one before it. That matters more for a YC company than for anyone else, because the story changes twice before Series A.
A CMS your team can run
Blog, changelog, careers, customers. Editable by whoever picks it up, without a developer and without me.
Search and AI visibility, before launch
Real heading structure, per-page titles and descriptions, schema, and copy shaped so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can quote it. Most Framer sites skip all of this and stay invisible.
Speed that holds
Compressed images, capped motion, under two seconds on a normal mobile connection.
Your accounts, your domain, your file
Framer account in your name. Walkthrough call at handover plus written notes. Nothing about the setup needs me afterwards.
Updates every 48 hours
Async by default, Slack and Notion, calls where they earn one. During batch you don't have time for a standing meeting and neither do I.
What ships, and what you're holding at the end
A prototype proves the idea. A product needs clearer flows, safer logic, better states, and fewer surprises when real users touch it. Six things go into every build.
Flexible ways to work together, designed around your pace, your goals, and the way you grow
Every plan starts with a 30 minute call. We talk through the work, the timing, and what makes sense to spend. If the fit is right, we move. If it isn't, no problem.
Growth
$4,500
/month
€4.000
/month
Ideal for refining existing pages, improving conversion flows, and expanding your site with new components and features as your product matures.
What’s included
One active request at a time
Average 48 hour turnaround
Design updates every 48 hours
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Immersive
$7,500
/month
€6.500
/month
Built for startups and enterprises entering their growth or expansion phase, when brand, product, and website all need to level up together at once.
What’s included
Unlimited requests at a time
Average 24 hour turnaround
Sync calls (1-2 per week)
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Quick Launch
$8,000+
/project
€7.000+
/project
Fast, structured, and outcome-driven. A focused engagement with a dedicated workflow that ensures exceptional quality at the pace you need.
What’s included
End-to-end delivery
Scalable with your needs
Design updates every 48-72 hours
Transparent flat-rate pricing
Website Design & Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Flexible ways to work together, designed around your pace, your goals, and the way you grow
Every plan starts with a 30 minute call. We talk through the work, the timing, and what makes sense to spend. If the fit is right, we move. If it isn’t, no problem.
Growth
$4,500
/month
€4.000
/month
Ideal for refining existing pages, improving conversion flows, and expanding your site with new components and features as your product matures.
What’s included
One active request at a time
Average 48 hour turnaround
Design updates every 48 hours
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Immersive
$7,500
/month
€6.500
/month
Built for startups and enterprises entering their growth or expansion phase, when brand, product, and website all need to level up together at once.
What’s included
Unlimited requests at a time
Average 24 hour turnaround
Sync calls (1-2 per week)
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Quick Launch
$8,000+
/project
€7.000+
/project
Fast, structured, and outcome-driven. A focused engagement with a dedicated workflow that ensures exceptional quality at the pace you need.
What’s included
End-to-end delivery
Scalable with your needs
Design updates every 48-72 hours
Transparent flat-rate pricing
Website Design & Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Flexible ways to work together, designed around your pace, your goals, and the way you grow
Every plan starts with a 30 minute call. We talk through the work, the timing, and what makes sense to spend. If the fit is right, we move. If it isn’t, no problem.
Growth
$4,500
/month
€4.000
/month
Ideal for refining existing pages, improving conversion flows, and expanding your site with new components and features as your product matures.
What’s included
One active request at a time
Average 48 hour turnaround
Design updates every 48 hours
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Immersive
$7,500
/month
€6.500
/month
Built for startups and enterprises entering their growth or expansion phase, when brand, product, and website all need to level up together at once.
What’s included
Unlimited requests at a time
Average 24 hour turnaround
Sync calls (1-2 per week)
Unlimited revisions
Product & Website Design + Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
Quick Launch
$8,000+
/project
€7.000+
/project
Fast, structured, and outcome-driven. A focused engagement with a dedicated workflow that ensures exceptional quality at the pace you need.
What’s included
End-to-end delivery
Scalable with your needs
Design updates every 48-72 hours
Transparent flat-rate pricing
Website Design & Framer / AI Development
Seamless workflow via Slack & Notion
What founders ask in the first ten minutes
Can you have it live before Demo Day?
Depends how far out you are. Two to four weeks for a full Framer site, four to six if the design gets made from scratch too, one week for a single launch page. Give me the date on the first call and you’ll get a yes or a no rather than a maybe.
We’re mid-batch and have no time. How much do you need from us?
A call, your positioning, and someone who can approve copy. Copy approval is the usual bottleneck on every project, YC or not. Everything else runs async on 48-hour updates.
Do we own it?
Yes. Framer account and domain in your name, CMS in your control, no licence tied to Desses. Walkthrough call plus written notes at handover.
Can you build our product in Framer too?
No. Framer builds websites and it’s very good at them. A dashboard, a customer portal or anything with sign-ins and private data is software, and that gets built properly in Next.js.
What does it cost?
From $8,000 / €7,000 for project work. Fixed after the first call, before anything starts.
We’ll reposition in three months. Is that a problem?
It’s the normal case, and it’s why the site gets built as components rather than as pages. Changing the whole site later means editing a component instead of a rebuild.
Do you work with YC companies outside Europe?
Most of the work is outside the Netherlands already. Rotterdam overlaps with the US East Coast every morning and the West Coast late in your day, which is when feedback tends to land anyway. Async by default.
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through — this is the easiest place to begin.
Oskar Mieta
Founder
What founders ask in the first ten minutes
Can you have it live before Demo Day?
Depends how far out you are. Two to four weeks for a full Framer site, four to six if the design gets made from scratch too, one week for a single launch page. Give me the date on the first call and you’ll get a yes or a no rather than a maybe.
We’re mid-batch and have no time. How much do you need from us?
A call, your positioning, and someone who can approve copy. Copy approval is the usual bottleneck on every project, YC or not. Everything else runs async on 48-hour updates.
Do we own it?
Yes. Framer account and domain in your name, CMS in your control, no licence tied to Desses. Walkthrough call plus written notes at handover.
Can you build our product in Framer too?
No. Framer builds websites and it’s very good at them. A dashboard, a customer portal or anything with sign-ins and private data is software, and that gets built properly in Next.js.
What does it cost?
From $8,000 / €7,000 for project work. Fixed after the first call, before anything starts.
We’ll reposition in three months. Is that a problem?
It’s the normal case, and it’s why the site gets built as components rather than as pages. Changing the whole site later means editing a component instead of a rebuild.
Do you work with YC companies outside Europe?
Most of the work is outside the Netherlands already. Rotterdam overlaps with the US East Coast every morning and the West Coast late in your day, which is when feedback tends to land anyway. Async by default.
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through — this is the easiest place to begin.
Oskar Mieta
Founder
What founders ask in the first ten minutes
Can you have it live before Demo Day?
Depends how far out you are. Two to four weeks for a full Framer site, four to six if the design gets made from scratch too, one week for a single launch page. Give me the date on the first call and you’ll get a yes or a no rather than a maybe.
We’re mid-batch and have no time. How much do you need from us?
A call, your positioning, and someone who can approve copy. Copy approval is the usual bottleneck on every project, YC or not. Everything else runs async on 48-hour updates.
Do we own it?
Yes. Framer account and domain in your name, CMS in your control, no licence tied to Desses. Walkthrough call plus written notes at handover.
Can you build our product in Framer too?
No. Framer builds websites and it’s very good at them. A dashboard, a customer portal or anything with sign-ins and private data is software, and that gets built properly in Next.js.
What does it cost?
From $8,000 / €7,000 for project work. Fixed after the first call, before anything starts.
We’ll reposition in three months. Is that a problem?
It’s the normal case, and it’s why the site gets built as components rather than as pages. Changing the whole site later means editing a component instead of a rebuild.
Do you work with YC companies outside Europe?
Most of the work is outside the Netherlands already. Rotterdam overlaps with the US East Coast every morning and the West Coast late in your day, which is when feedback tends to land anyway. Async by default.
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through — this is the easiest place to begin.
Oskar Mieta
Founder
What founders ask in the first ten minutes
Can you have it live before Demo Day?
We’re mid-batch and have no time. How much do you need from us?
Do we own it?
Can you build our product in Framer too?
What does it cost?
We’ll reposition in three months. Is that a problem?
Do you work with YC companies outside Europe?
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through — this is the easiest place to begin.
Oskar Mieta
Founder
Tell us what you're building. Framer development, product design or AI platforms.
Book a 30 minute intro call. If it fits we move, if not no problem.
Tell us what you're building. Framer development, product design or AI platforms.
Book a 30 minute intro call. If it fits we move, if not no problem.
Tell us what you're building. Framer development, product design or AI platforms.
Book a 30 minute intro call. If it fits we move, if not no problem.
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through, this is the easiest place to begin
VAT: NL002528092B50
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KVK: 71601112
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through, this is the easiest place to begin
VAT: NL002528092B50
—
KVK: 71601112
If you want to start a project, explore a collaboration, or simply talk things through, this is the easiest place to begin
VAT: NL002528092B50
—
KVK: 71601112