5 Places To Promote Your Framer Templates Beyond The Marketplace

Publishing a template on the Framer Marketplace is a great way to get discovered, but it shouldn't be your only distribution channel.

If you've put time into designing a great template, there are several other places where you can showcase your work, reach new audiences, and build a long-term presence around your templates.

Here are five places worth considering.

1. WebCity

WebCity is a curated destination for discovering exceptional websites and web design inspiration.

For template creators, WebCity can be a useful way to showcase the actual website built with your template, rather than simply promoting the template itself.

This is important because people are often inspired by the website before they become interested in the technology behind it.

A strong WebCity listing can help put your work in front of designers, developers, founders, and people actively looking for website inspiration.

Tip: Create a polished live demo before submitting your template. The website should feel like a real brand, not just a template preview.

2. Craftwork

Craftwork is a digital marketplace focused on design resources, UI kits, templates, and other creative assets.

Listing your work on another established design marketplace gives your templates another discovery channel outside the Framer ecosystem.

Craftwork can be particularly useful if you're creating templates or resources that appeal to designers and creative professionals beyond just Framer users.

The key advantage is audience diversification. You're not relying entirely on people already browsing the Framer Marketplace.

3. UI8

UI8 is another established marketplace for digital design resources.

It's particularly relevant if your template has a strong visual and design-system component.

UI8's audience includes designers, product teams, startups, and creative professionals who are already looking for high-quality digital assets.

If you're creating premium website templates, UI kits, design systems, or related resources, having a presence on UI8 can help expose your work to a different audience.

4. Muzli

Muzli is widely used by designers looking for daily design inspiration.

Unlike a traditional marketplace, Muzli is more about discovery and inspiration.

That makes it especially useful for showcasing the website you've created with your template.

A visually strong homepage, landing page, or unique interaction can catch attention and drive people back to your website or template.

Think of Muzli as a place to get your design seen, rather than simply a place to list a product.

5. Your Own Website

The most important platform you can build is your own.

Don't rely entirely on marketplaces to own the relationship with your audience.

Create a dedicated page for every template and optimize it around relevant searches.

For example:

/templates/saas-website/
/templates/consulting-website/
/templates/ai-website/

Each page can include:

• Template preview

• Live demo

• Screenshots

• Features

• Use cases

• FAQs

• Download or remix link

• Links to related templates

Your own website also gives you the opportunity to build organic Google traffic over time.

Instead of competing only for "Framer template," you can target specific searches such as:

AI website template
SaaS website template
Consulting website template
Interior design website template
Recruitment website template

This creates a long-term traffic source that you control.

Don't Rely On One Marketplace

The biggest mistake is treating publishing as the final step.

Think of your template as a piece of content that can be distributed across multiple platforms.

Framer Marketplace → WebCity → Craftwork → UI8 → Muzli → Your Own Website

Each platform serves a slightly different purpose.

Some are marketplaces.
Some are inspiration platforms.
And your own website becomes the place where you build your long-term search presence.

The more places your work can be discovered, the less dependent you become on a single platform.

Final Thoughts

Creating a great template is only half the work.

The other half is getting it in front of the right people.

Start with the Framer Marketplace, then expand your distribution through WebCity, Craftwork, UI8, Muzli, and your own website.

You don't need to be everywhere.

You just need to make sure your best work has more than one place to be discovered.