Sound familiar?
What businesses with Framer sites tell us before a project starts.
- Form submissions go to an email inbox and some of them get lost.
- Updating twenty items in the CMS means typing them in one by one.
- The booking widget looks out of place or sits below the fold where nobody sees it.
- We want a payment button but are not sure how to add one safely.
- Our Framer site and the rest of our tools do not talk to each other.
What we build
Each one is a working piece you can open and check when it's done.
Forms into the CRM
Submissions sent to your CRM through a webhook or a connector, with the page, source and any campaign tags stored, and an alert to the right person.
CRM setup and lead pipelines API integrations and data syncCMS fed from a spreadsheet or Airtable
Blog posts, team members, listings or products kept in a sheet or base and brought into the Framer CMS by import or a scheduled sync, so edits are made in one place.
Notion and Airtable systems Python scripts and utilitiesBooking embeds
A scheduling tool placed where visitors will use it, styled to match, with the booking written to your calendar and CRM.
Booking and scheduling systemsPayment links and checkout embeds
Stripe payment links or a checkout embedded in the right page, with a thank-you page and the order recorded.
Stripe integration and billingCustom code and small fixes
Tracking scripts, redirects, structured data and layout problems on mobile, repaired without breaking the design.
Website bug fixesSpeed and tracking checks
Page weight, image sizes and analytics events reviewed, with a short list of changes.
Website speed optimizationWhat we connect it to: Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Stripe, Calendly, Zapier, Make, Notion.
Industries that use it: SaaS startups, Coaches and consultants, Marketing agencies, Photography.
Example projects
Illustrations of the shape of the work, not past clients. Yours gets its own written scope.
Example project
Studio enquiries into HubSpot
Example: a design studio's Framer contact form currently emails the founder. Each submission now creates a HubSpot contact, tags the page it came from and pings a Slack channel.
Framer form, webhook, HubSpot, SlackExample project
Case studies managed in Airtable
Example: a consultancy keeps its case studies in Airtable. A scheduled job updates the Framer CMS from it, so publishing a new one means ticking a box in the base.
Airtable, scheduled script, Framer CMSExample project
Class booking and payment on one page
Example: a yoga teacher wants visitors to choose a workshop, pay and receive a calendar invite without leaving the page. A booking embed and a payment link are tied together.
Framer, scheduling embed, StripeQuestions people ask first
Can Framer forms really go to a CRM?
Yes. A form can post to a webhook or an integration, and from there we send it to your CRM and anywhere else it should go.
Do we have to rebuild the site?
No. We add to the site you have, and keep its look. If something needs a redesign, we say so and leave that choice with you.
Will our editors still be able to update the site?
Yes. We keep the CMS usable for your team and write short notes on what updates automatically and what is edited by hand.
How do we start?
Send us the site address and tell us what visitors should be able to do. We reply with questions or a written scope.
Tell us what you need built.
Email a few lines about what you want and which tools you use, or call. We reply with questions or a written scope.
hello@pushbuild.com