Frequently asked questions

Fluxory is a small web design studio. We design in Figma and build in Framer and Webflow, for clients and for ourselves. The templates we sell come out of the same practice nothing here is a side experiment.

Yes, I’m a solo designer and developer.

Most templates look exactly like their niche the fitness one looks like a gym, the SaaS one looks like every other SaaS site. We design against that. Each template is built on a real design system: proper type pairings, consistent spacing, and components that hold up when you extend them.

Islamabad, Pakistan (PKT, UTC+5). We work Monday to Friday and overlap with European working hours and early US hours. Anything sent outside that gets answered the next working day.

Open the template you want, hit the buy button, and complete checkout. Access lands in your inbox straight away usually within a minute.

Checkout runs on Polar.sh, our merchant of record, or on the Framer/Webflow marketplace depending on the template. We never see or store your card details, and your receipt and invoice come from the platform.

Every page you see in the live preview, the full style and component system, responsive layouts for desktop, tablet and mobile, any CMS collections used, and a short setup guide. Placeholder copy is included so you can see structure before you write.

Not by default templates ship as production-ready Framer or Webflow files. If you need the Figma source for a specific template, email us before buying and we'll tell you whether it's available.

Free templates are smaller fewer pages, simpler structure, offered as a straight remix with no priority support. Paid templates are full multi-page builds with CMS setup, documentation, support and future updates.

Templates are digital and delivered instantly, so we can't refund a file once it's been delivered or remixed. If something is broken or doesn't match the preview, tell us within 14 days and we'll fix it or refund it. Marketplace purchases follow that marketplace's own policy.

No. Everything is editable visually text, images, colours, sections, pages. If you can use Google Docs, you can edit the template.

You can open and edit on a free plan. You'll need a paid site plan on the platform to publish to your own domain that's billed by Framer or Webflow directly, not by us.

Yes. Both are set as global styles and variables, so you change them once and the whole site updates. No hunting through individual sections.

Photography is placeholder and licensed for preview only, so swap it for your own or a licensed stock source before launch. Any custom illustrations, icons and graphics we made are yours to keep and use.

Yes. Duplicate an existing page and the styles and components carry straight across, so new pages match without extra work.

We keep both to a minimum. Where a small code snippet is used — usually for an animation or embed it's documented in the setup guide. No paid third-party plugin is required to run the site.

Yes. We help with setup, publishing, and any editing question about the template as delivered. Building new features on top of it sits outside support, but we're happy to quote for it.

Within one working day, usually much sooner.

Yes, as paid work. We'll audit it, fix what's broken, or extend it quoted as a small project once we've seen the file.

Yes, that's a paid setup service. It covers installation, your fonts and colours, copy and image swaps, domain connection and SEO basics. Price depends on how many pages you need done.

Yes it's a large part of what we do. Design in Figma, build in Framer or Webflow, handed over ready to run.

Fixed price per defined scope for most projects, hourly for ongoing or open-ended work. You get the number after a short scoping call, not before we understand the job.

A landing page is typically one to two weeks. A five to eight page marketing site is three to four weeks from approved content. Content readiness is almost always the variable that moves a timeline, not build time.

Yes, regularly. Your branding, your client relationship, NDA no problem we stay invisible.

Deliberately few. We cap active builds so each one gets real attention, which is also why we sometimes book a start date instead of starting immediately.

Fixed-price projects are 50% to start and 50% before launch. Larger builds are split into milestones. Hourly work is billed weekly. Upwork contracts run through Upwork's escrow.