Bevelwork is a complete Framer website for a design studio, and the argument is the column no studio publishes.

Every agency site lists its work. This one lists what the work paid. The index carries a realised rate beside each project, because a fixed fee is not a rate until you have counted the revision rounds you did not sell, the scoping you did before the job existed, and the days you waited to be paid. On the template's own defaults an $18,000 fee against 120 hours reads as $150 an hour and realises $102.53, a gap of 31.6 percent, and the job drops under a $95 floor at round five.

That calculator ships as a code component with fourteen property controls and a currency selector, on the home page and on its own route. Drag the rounds slider and watch a bar cross the floor line.

Eleven pages: home, a work index with its CMS detail template, studio, services priced in public, the rate instrument on its own route, a journal index with its detail template, contact with a working enquiry form, and a custom 404. Desktop, tablet and phone are laid out, including a drawer navigation.

Work and Journal are CMS collections. A project stores its own client, discipline, year and realised rate, and those numbers drive the index, the detail page and the home page from one record.

The hero is a WebGL field generated at runtime from geometry, not a model, so there is no multi-megabyte asset to load and nothing to re-export when you rebrand. Set in Spline Sans Mono over Fira Sans on seven colour tokens.

The studio, its six projects, its five journal notes and every rate on the site are fictional.

Live demo: https://concerned-cogwheel-455087.framer.app

After purchase you get a setup guide with your Framer remix link inside. Open that link while signed in to Framer and the complete template is copied into your own account, yours to edit and publish.