9 Best AI Automation Agency Framer Templates in 2026 (Free + Paid, Ranked by a Framer Studio)

I lead Omakase, a Framer studio. Last quarter my team shipped two templates for AI automation agencies: one paid, one free. We built them because every AI automation agency Framer template we evaluated for our own internal reference was either not actually AI-shaped or was a SaaS template with the words swapped.

That gave me a research excuse. Over 9 hours I went through every Framer Marketplace listing tagged AI, agency, or automation. Every creator page that ranked on Google for this keyword. Every adjacent listicle on the SERP. Here are the 9 templates that actually earn the label, ranked honestly, with the sales-motion comparison nobody else builds.

Key Takeaways

• There are 9 Framer templates purpose-built for AI automation agencies in 2026, ranging from free (Machina, AgentOS) to $129+ (KYMA, Source, Effica).

• AI agency templates differ from generic agency templates on three concrete dimensions: outcome-based metric modules (hours saved, leads captured, cost reduced), agent-type service catalogs (chat / voice / email / workflow), and audit-booking CTA flows rather than sign-up CTAs.

• The two genuinely AI-shaped free options are Machina (single-page, by Omakase) and AgentOS (multi-page, by Wize Templates). The rest of the free tier on the Marketplace is repurposed SaaS templates with AI copy.

• KYMA ($129+) wins on the interactive ROI calculator; Operator ($99) wins on case-study CMS depth and integration-logo breadth. Both are the strongest multi-page paid picks.

• Most templates marketed as AI agency templates are SaaS or startup templates with copy swapped. Purpose-built ones include a manual-vs-AI comparison table on the home page, integration logos for LLMs and embedding providers, and a case-study CMS with industry tagging.

Which AI Agency Are You?

AAA Accelerator grad, no case studies yet, want to ship a site this week: Machina (free) or AgentOS (free). Single-page or multi-page free, get live first, upgrade later.

3 to 5 case studies in, ready to upgrade from a single-page site: Operator ($99). Natural step up from Machina: case-study CMS, integration logos, audit-booking flow.

Your sales motion hinges on proving ROI upfront: KYMA ($129+). Interactive ROI calculator is unique on the slate. Perfect when prospects ask "what's my payback period" before booking a call.

Multi-page consulting practice with a global team you want to feature: Source ($129). Expert-profile pages and 10+ structured pages cover the team-network angle no other template ships.

Enterprise AI agency selling SOC2, RAG, on-premise deployments: Spartan-AI. Compliance-heavy buyers see the right specs in the homepage hero, not buried in a sales call.

AI consulting for SMEs in a "no jargon" register: Effica (~$129). Practical consulting and workflow automation framing, transparent-outcomes language, not enterprise-flavored.

Creative-led AI agency where "human taste + AI speed" is the spine: Wiltord. For design-savvy AI agencies who lead with craft, not workflow automation.

Premium-positioning AI agency competing on aesthetics and polish: Sanjaya (Velox Themes). High-end agency framing if you bill $50K+ engagements.

TL;DR: Sales-Motion Comparison

Every other listicle on this SERP scores AI agency templates on visual dimensions. The matrix below scores the dimensions that actually predict whether your site will book audits.

I clicked through every demo on 2026-05-16 to build this. Row by row.

How to read this: No single template wins every column. KYMA is the only one with an ROI calculator. Operator has the deepest integration-logo and case-study-CMS coverage. AgentOS is the only free template with a dedicated booking page. Use the columns that match your specific sales motion.

The 9 Best AI Automation Agency Framer Templates

1. KYMA: The One With the ROI Calculator

KYMA is a multi-page AI automation agency template by Joseph Alexander, priced at $129+. Nine pages: Home, About, Services, Case Studies, Pricing, Contact, Articles, Careers, and Legal. The demo is at kyma.framer.ai.

What stands out: The interactive ROI calculator is the single feature that makes KYMA different from everything else on this list. No other AI automation agency template ships one. When a prospect asks "what's my payback period?" before agreeing to a discovery call, a calculator on your homepage answers the objection without requiring a conversation. That's a meaningful sales-motion advantage. Beyond the calculator, KYMA ships a 6-week phased deployment timeline (Weeks 1-2 strategy, 3-4 build, 5-6 deploy), a tech stack section, six service cards, and a knowledge base.

Where it lands: Strongest on AI-niche purpose-fit and sales-motion depth among the third-party picks. Loses a point on integration logos (tech stack section rather than a proper LLM/embedding/CRM logo grid) and another on the partial audit-booking CTA. Those are small gaps.

Who it's for: AI automation agencies whose sales cycle includes a ROI conversation before a discovery call. Especially useful for agencies targeting mid-market buyers who want to see the math before committing.

Steal this if: Your agency leads with financial outcomes and you want the calculator doing pre-qualification work before a prospect even fills out the contact form.

See KYMA at kyma.framer.ai | Framer Marketplace

2. Operator: Built for This Sales Motion (By My Studio)

Operator is a multi-page AI automation agency template by Omakase (my studio), priced at $99. Twelve-plus pages: Home, Services, individual Case Study pages, About, Pricing, Contact (with AI audit booking), Blog, Legal, and 404. The product page is at oma-kase.com/templates/operator.

This is one of ours, so take my perspective with that acknowledged. Here's the honest case.

What's included: A manual-vs-AI comparison table on the home page (the spine of the AI agency pitch). A before/after metrics module showing hours saved, leads captured, and cost reduced. A 4-step process timeline. A service catalog for chat agents, voice agents, email/inbox agents, workflow automation, and AI strategy. A case-study CMS with industry tagging (retail, real estate, healthcare, hospitality) and metric callouts per study. An integration logos section covering LLMs, embedding providers, CRM tools, and custom tools. A testimonials carousel indexed by industry. A pricing tiers module and an audit-booking contact flow.

Why it's #2 and not #1: No ROI calculator. KYMA has one; Operator does not. For agencies whose prospects want to see the math before booking, that gap matters. Everything else in the sales motion, Operator covers more thoroughly than any other template on this list. But "more thoroughly" across most dimensions does not outweigh a unique advantage on one meaningful dimension. KYMA earns #1 honestly.

Who it's for: AI automation agencies with 3+ case studies, an enterprise pipeline, and a multi-page story to tell. The case-study CMS and integration logos are built specifically for the practitioner who has real outcomes to show, not just services to list.

Choose this if: You want the template that covers the AI agency sales motion most completely, from the manual-vs-AI comparison on the home page through to the audit-booking contact flow, and you are ready for a multi-page setup.

See Operator at oma-kase.com/templates/operator

3. Machina: Ship This Week, Upgrade When You Outgrow It

Machina is a free, single-page AI automation agency template by Omakase (my studio). Three pages: single-page landing, Contact, and Legal. The Marketplace listing is at framer.com/marketplace/templates/machina/.

What's included: Industry-segmented services covering Financial, Healthcare, E-commerce, and SaaS. A 4-step process workflow. An impact metrics dashboard (95%+ accuracy, 70% ticket resolution). Three-tier pricing module (Pilot / Scale / Enterprise, all swappable demo content). Client testimonials. Technology and integrations showcase. CTAs including "Get Your Free AI Audit" and "Start with a Pilot."

Where it lands: Highest free option on the slate on AI-niche purpose-fit. Loses points versus the multi-page paid options on sales-motion depth, specifically no case-study CMS and no multi-page structure. That is not a bug; it is the design. Single-page is the right format at the 0-to-1 agency stage. You do not need a dedicated Pricing page or a Case Studies section when you have zero case studies.

The upgrade-path note: Machina is the entry point. Operator is the exit. Once you have 3 case studies, an enterprise pipeline, and pricing tiers worth publicizing, Machina stops fitting. The natural next step is Operator above: same studio, designed for the same persona at the next stage, so the migration is a continuation rather than a rebuild.

Who it's for: Solo operators and early-stage AI agencies that want to get a professional site live this week at zero cost. AAA grads, freelancers transitioning to agency, and anyone who needs a focused single-page landing before they have the case studies to fill a 12-page site.

Choose this if: You want to ship this week and upgrade later. Free, AI-shaped, and designed by the same studio as Operator so the upgrade path makes sense.

Get Machina free at the Framer Marketplace

4. AgentOS: The Strongest Free Multi-Page Option

AgentOS is a free, multi-page AI automation agency template by Wize Templates. Six-plus pages: Home, Use Cases, Contact, Book Call, and an Enterprise page. The demo is at agentos.framer.website.

What stands out: Free and multi-page is genuinely rare on the Marketplace. Most free templates in this category are single-page or generic SaaS. AgentOS ships with five named agent types (Sales, Support, Ops, Marketing, Custom), a 4-step process, three pricing tiers, a dedicated Book Call page, and an Enterprise section. The Book Call page is the most explicit audit-booking CTA among the free options.

Where it lands: Strongest free multi-page pick on the list. Loses some ground to Operator on case-study CMS depth (Use Cases section rather than a tagged CMS) and no integration logos. Production quality is solid; Wize Templates is an established creator with multiple shipped templates including Aiden, which appears across competitor listicles as a benchmark.

Who it's for: Early-to-mid stage agencies that want multi-page structure from day one but are not ready to spend $99 to $129. Also the right pick if you do not plan to upgrade to Operator and want a free alternative with more structural depth than Machina.

Steal this if: You want free plus multi-page and you do not need the Omakase upgrade path. AgentOS gives you the Book Call flow and the agent-type taxonomy at zero cost.

See AgentOS at agentos.framer.website | Framer Marketplace

5. Source: The Expert-Network Layout

Source is a multi-page AI consulting and automation template on the Framer Marketplace, priced at $129. Ten-plus pages: Home, About, Services (with 5 subsections), Case Studies, Pricing, Blog, Experts, Contact, Careers, and Legal. The demo is at source.framer.media

What stands out: The Experts section is structurally unique on this slate. Eight-plus global expert profiles with individual pages, credentials, and linked case studies. No other template ships this. If your agency operates as a network of specialists rather than a single team, Source is the only template built for that shape. The positioning ("AI Consulting and Automations for Modern Teams") leans toward consulting rather than pure automation, and the 10+ pages and three pricing tiers ($1,199/$2,399/$4,999 demo content, all swappable) support a complex services practice.

One note: The Marketplace creator field for Source is ambiguous. I am not attributing this template to a specific creator name because the metadata does not resolve cleanly. The template itself is a fully-built, polished AI consulting layout; that is verifiable by clicking the demo. The creator-attribution question is open.

Where it lands: Highest page count among the third-party picks, which gives it the deepest sales-motion structure. Loses points on integration logos (none) and on production-quality score because the creator attribution uncertainty lowers confidence in long-term support.

Who it's for: Multi-person AI consulting practices that operate as expert networks, have a global or distributed team, and want to feature individuals as the product.

Steal this if: Your agency is built around named specialists and you need individual profile pages alongside your case studies.

See Source at source.framer.media | Framer Marketplace

6. Effica: No Jargon, SME Register

Effica is a multi-page AI consulting and workflow automation template by Anatolii Dmitrienko, priced at approximately $129 (verify against the live listing before purchase). Seven pages: Home, About, Case Studies, Blog, Careers, Contact, and Legal. The demo is at effica.framer.ai.

What stands out: Effica is the only template on this slate that explicitly positions against industry jargon. The hero language is "Practical AI Consulting and Workflow Automation for SMEs" with a 35% manual-work-reduction claim stated plainly. No "agentic infrastructure" or "autonomous reasoning pipeline" language. This is a deliberate register choice. Small and medium business buyers who are confused by AI agency terminology but recognize that their operations are inefficient respond better to plain-language framing than to technical terminology.

Where it lands: Strongest on AI-niche purpose-fit for the SME consulting sub-niche. Lighter than KYMA, Operator, and Source on page count and sales-motion depth. The 7-page structure covers the essentials without the depth of the top three.

Who it's for: AI consultancies and automation freelancers targeting SME clients who find typical AI agency language intimidating. The "no jargon" positioning is a meaningful differentiator for this buyer.

Steal this if: Your prospects are business owners, not tech leads. The SME register converts better than enterprise AI vocabulary when you're selling to an operations manager, not a CTO.

See Effica at effica.framer.ai | Framer Marketplace

7. Spartan-AI: Built for Enterprise Compliance

Spartan-AI is a multi-page enterprise AI agency template on the Framer Marketplace. Six-plus pages: Home, Digital Brain, Projects, About, Contact, and Articles. The demo is at spartanai.framer.website. Note: the Marketplace slug is "spartans" but the on-demo brand is Spartan-AI. Use Spartan-AI when referencing it.

What stands out: Spartan-AI is built for a narrower sub-niche than any other template on this list: AI agencies that sell to enterprise buyers with compliance requirements. The hero explicitly calls out LLMs, RAG architecture, vector search, SOC2 compliance, on-premise deployment, and sub-50ms inference. Healthcare and cybersecurity case studies. A four-tier pricing structure ($495/$1,250/$2,900/$7,500 demo content) shaped for enterprise deal sizes.

Who it is NOT for: Most AI automation agencies. If your buyer is an SME or a mid-market company that does not have SOC2 requirements or on-premise infrastructure needs, Spartan-AI will over-index on compliance signals that your prospect does not care about. For the typical AAA-trained agency, this template is the wrong register.

Where it lands: 10/10 on AI-niche purpose-fit for the enterprise sub-niche. Lower on production quality because the creator is not surfaced clearly in the researcher's pull, and creator support track record matters for a template at this price point.

Who it's for: AI agencies landing large-enterprise clients with compliance-heavy buying committees. The right template when your prospect's first question is "where does our data live?" not "what can you automate?"

Steal this if: You pitch to healthcare, finance, or cyber clients and want the compliance language on your homepage so it surfaces before the sales call, not during.

See Spartan-AI at spartanai.framer.website | Framer Marketplace

8. Wiltord: For the Creative-Led AI Agency

Wiltord is a multi-page AI agency template by Sabo Sugi, priced (verify against the live listing). Three pages: Home, Cases, and Contact. The demo is at wiltord.framer.website.

One thing worth saying directly: Wiltord is listed under "Portfolio" on the Framer Marketplace. The on-demo content is clearly built for an AI agency, not a personal portfolio. The positioning is "Future Creative AI Agency" with "Human taste + AI speed" as the spine, a 6-step process, and a near-future AI tech stack. The category tag is a Marketplace metadata miss, not the template's identity. If you search for AI agency templates and filter by category, you will miss Wiltord. That is the Marketplace's limitation, not the template's.

What stands out: Wiltord is the only template on this list that leads with craft and creative identity rather than workflow automation. The visual language and process framing fit a design-savvy AI agency that positions at the intersection of brand strategy and AI capability, rather than a workflow-automation shop.

Where it lands: Lightest page count of the multi-page options (three pages puts it close to Machina's structure), no pricing page, and no integration logos. The creative-leaning register is both its differentiator and its limitation: it is genuinely distinctive, and it serves a narrower audience for it.

Who it's for: Creative-led AI agencies, brand strategy studios adding AI capabilities, and design-first shops where "Human taste + AI speed" is an honest positioning statement, not a line.

Steal this if: Your agency competes on taste, not on technical specs, and your sales conversation is about vision and craft before it is about ROI and compliance.

See Wiltord at wiltord.framer.website | Framer Marketplace

9. Sanjaya: Premium Agency Polish (From Our Top Competitor)

Sanjaya is a multi-page AI agency template by Velox Themes, priced (verify against the live listing). Six pages: Home, Projects, Blog, About, Contact, and Legal. The demo is at sanjaya.framer.ai.

An honest note: Velox Themes is the top-ranked editorial competitor on this SERP. Widya Bayu W's listicle at Velox is the piece I was reading when I decided to build my own. Including Sanjaya here is not a diplomatic gesture. It's in the list because it earns its spot.

What stands out: Premium agency framing with a 3-step process, four service areas, and a pricing table ($3,999/$5,999/$6,999 demo content, all swappable for your actual rates). The design register is "high-end agency that happens to do AI" rather than "purpose-built for the AI automation sales motion." Production quality is high; Velox is an established creator with a deep catalog.

Where it lands: Loses points on AI-niche purpose-fit relative to the top entries. No integration logos, no ROI calculator, no manual-vs-AI comparison, sign-up CTA rather than audit-booking CTA. The AI agency framing is in the copy and positioning, not in the structural sales-motion elements. For the buyer who wants premium design and is less focused on the structural sales-motion fit, Sanjaya delivers. For the buyer who needs the full AI agency sales structure, the top four entries do it better.

Who it's for: Premium-positioning AI agencies competing on brand and aesthetics, billing $50K+ engagements, where the design of the site is a credibility signal before the prospect reads a single line of copy.

Steal this if: Your positioning is "we charge more because we're better" and you need a template that communicates that premium register without looking like every other AI automation site.

See Sanjaya at sanjaya.framer.ai | Framer Marketplace

Free Options vs Paid: Which Tier Should You Start At?

Most "free AI agency Framer templates" listicles pad their free count by including generic SaaS templates with "AI" in the copy. After going through every Marketplace listing tagged AI, I count exactly two genuinely AI-agency-shaped free templates: Machina (which my team built) and AgentOS (by Wize Templates). The rest of the free tier is repurposed SaaS or startup templates. This list has two free options because there are two worth including.

The economics of free vs paid for an AI agency: A free template gets you live this week. A paid template at $99 to $129 saves you 2 to 4 weeks of customization time and ships with structural elements (case-study CMS, integration logos, proper contact flows) that would take significant Framer build time to add from scratch. For an agency billing $3,000+ per client engagement, the $99 price point pays back inside a single project.

The Machina to Operator arc: Ship Machina this week. It is free, AI-shaped, and gets you a professional single-page site in hours. When you have 3 case studies, a multi-tier pricing structure worth publishing, and an enterprise pipeline that needs a dedicated Pricing page, you will feel Machina start to constrain you. That is the right time to upgrade to Operator. Total spend: $99 over a 6-month ramp. Both templates come from the same studio, so the visual language, the persona understanding, and the sales-motion structure carry over. The upgrade is a migration, not a reinvention.

The AgentOS alternative path: If you want free plus multi-page from day one and you do not plan to upgrade to a sibling premium template, AgentOS is the route. No upgrade path to a paired paid version, but you skip the single-page migration step entirely. Six-plus pages, a dedicated Book Call flow, and a real agent-type taxonomy at zero cost.

If you are weighing Framer against Webflow on cost before committing to either ecosystem, the pricing comparison between the two platforms lays out the math. The short version: for a small AI agency site, Framer's cost structure is favorable at every tier.

Not in the AI automation niche but running a different kind of agency? The broader agency template hub covers the full Agency / Studio catalog including Florent, Hikari, Renderly, and Omega.

FAQ

What's the best Framer template for an AI automation agency?

KYMA ($129+) is the strongest third-party pick because of its interactive ROI calculator, which no other template on the Framer Marketplace ships for this niche. Operator ($99, by Omakase) is the strongest overall on case-study CMS depth, integration logos, and the full AI agency sales motion end-to-end. If you are at the 0-case-study stage, start with Machina (free) or AgentOS (free, multi-page) and upgrade when you outgrow the single-page format.

Are there genuinely free AI agency templates on Framer?

Yes, two: Machina (Omakase) and AgentOS (Wize Templates). Machina is single-page and built for the early-stage agency that needs a focused landing; AgentOS is multi-page and ships with a dedicated Book Call flow. The rest of the free tier on the Marketplace is repurposed SaaS templates with "AI" in the copy, not purpose-built for the AI agency sales motion.

What's the difference between Operator and Machina?

Both are by Omakase and both are designed for AI automation agencies. Machina is free, single-page, and built for the 0-to-first-case-study stage. It is the right template when you need to get live quickly without a complex multi-page setup. Operator is $99, 12+ pages, and built for agencies with real case studies, enterprise clients, and a multi-tier pricing structure worth publicizing. Machina is the entry point; Operator is the upgrade when you outgrow it.

How long does it take to launch an AI agency website with a Framer template?

A single-page template like Machina can be live in a few hours if you have your copy and branding ready. A multi-page template like Operator, AgentOS, or KYMA typically takes 1 to 2 days to configure, swap placeholder content, and connect your domain, assuming you are not starting from zero on your service descriptions and case study summaries. The structural work (case-study CMS setup, pricing tiers, integration logo grid) ships pre-built; the content is yours to provide.

Should I use Framer or Webflow for my AI agency website?

For most AI automation agencies using a template (not building from scratch), Framer is the faster path. Template customization in Framer is visual and relatively low-friction. Webflow has a steeper learning curve and most of the purpose-built AI agency templates on this list exist only on Framer. If you are debating on cost, the Framer vs Webflow pricing breakdown compares the subscription tiers and total cost of ownership directly.

Closing

Nine templates, two of them mine. The other seven are honest picks because the AI automation agency template market is still small enough that you can be honest about your own work and competitors' work in the same piece without it reading like a puff piece.

The editorial call that matters: KYMA is #1 because the ROI calculator is a genuine structural advantage for the right sales motion. Operator is #2 because it covers the rest of the motion more thoroughly than anything else on the list. Those two rankings are defensible and they're what I'd tell a friend asking which template to buy.

If you want the multi-page paid pick that ships with the case-study CMS, integration logos, manual-vs-AI comparison, and audit-booking flow, I built Operator for exactly this. Use code OMAKASE20 at checkout for 20% off.