Can I use one Framer template for several client sites?
Updated 11 November 2026
Not with the default licence. Framer’s community terms give paid marketplace templates a single-use licence: one end product, project or client engagement. To reuse a template for several clients you need a licence that says so, which some creators sell as an “Extended” option. Publishing each client site on its own domain also needs its own paid Framer site plan.
What the default Framer licence says
Section 7.3.2 of Framer’s community terms covers paid templates, components and other marketplace assets. Read on 11 November 2026, it allows you to modify the template “as reasonably necessary” and use it commercially, “solely for the purpose of creating one (1) end product or project”. It also lists, among the restrictions, using the content “in more than one project, website, product, or client engagement”, and reselling or redistributing it.
In practice: one purchase, one client site. Building a second client’s site on the same remix needs a second licence.
What creators offer on top
Some creators sell a wider licence next to the standard price. On the Marketplace you will see two patterns, written on the template page:
- Standard and Extended. For example, Standard may cover one website and Extended unlimited websites, including client projects. The exact scope changes from one creator to the next.
- Bundles. An “All-Access” pass that includes every template from one creator. Check that it includes the multi-client licence.
The licence that applies is the one written by the creator for that product, so read the template page and the licence text before buying, not after.
Checklist before reusing a template for a client
- Number of projects. Does the licence say one project, or unlimited client sites?
- Resale. Most licences forbid reselling the template itself, even modified. Client sites are fine; selling it as your own template is not.
- Hosting. Publishing each client site on its own domain needs its own Framer site plan. The template licence and the hosting plan are two separate costs.
- Fonts and photos. Check that the fonts are free for commercial use and where the photos come from. Replacing demo photos with the client’s own is the safest route.
- Proof. Keep the receipt and the licence text with the client project.
How Oddhand handles it
Every Oddhand template includes unlimited client projects in the base price: one purchase, as many client sites as you build, not for resale as a template. This applies to purchases on oddhand.studio, paid through Polar; a copy bought on the Framer Marketplace carries Framer’s single-use licence. The Framer remix link arrives by email right after payment, and the All-Access pass covers every current template and each new one when it opens. Fonts are free for commercial use. Replace the demo photos with your client’s own before you publish.
Questions
Can my client buy the template instead of me?
Usually, yes: the licence is then theirs, and you build the site in their Framer workspace. Check the licence wording first.
Is a free Framer template free for client work?
Framer’s community terms (section 7.3.1) allow free content in commercial work, including client work when it is part of a broader end product, but not to be resold or reposted on another marketplace. Check the creator’s own notes on the template page.
Does the licence cover the Figma file?
Only if the creator includes it. Some sell the Figma source as a separate option. Oddhand templates come as a Framer remix and as HTML, without a Figma file.
More guides
- How to stop Claude Code from building generic AI‑looking websites
Why Claude Code drifts to the same cards, gradients and glows, and the short DESIGN.md that keeps a client site looking designed.