
Step 1
Run a check
Open the plugin in your Framer project and run a check. It takes about 5 to 15 seconds.
Framer plugin
Template Checker scans your Framer template and tells you exactly what to fix, in seconds.

The problem
Since June 2026, Framer no longer reviews marketplace templates by hand. Problems a reviewer used to catch now show up as refund requests, support emails and bad ratings.
Refund requests over broken links
Support emails about missing pages
Bad ratings when layouts break
Buyers who can’t edit what they bought
You hear about problems last
Issues caught before you publish
Exact fix steps, plus a one-click AI fix prompt
Click any issue to jump to the layer
A verified grade buyers can trust
You ship with confidence
How it works

Step 1
Open the plugin in your Framer project and run a check. It takes about 5 to 15 seconds.

Step 2
Go through issues ranked by priority. Click any affected item to jump to that layer, or copy an AI fix prompt and let your AI agent do the fixing.

Step 3
Publish a verified report with your grade and post it where buyers can see it.
Template Checker reads your project and your published site, then shows you what a buyer would hit first.

Marketplace, editability, responsiveness, accessibility and SEO, each with its own score bar.

Broken things a buyer would ask a refund for. Fix them to unlock your grade.

Every affected item selects its layer on the Framer canvas.

It checks the whole project and the published site, not just one page.
A+ 96+ · A 90+ · B+ 87+ · B 80+ · C+ 77+ · C 70+ · D 60+ · F below 60.
What it checks
Broken links, lorem ipsum, missing 404 or favicon, duplicate slugs, oversized images, leftover personal info and code errors.
Text and color styles, shared nav and footer, components over copies, layer names, CMS SEO fields and text that clips.
Overflow on tablet and phone, collapsed sections, overlapping buttons and mobile text size.
Contrast, alt text, heading structure and text size.
Titles, descriptions, Open Graph, sitemap and robots. Low weight on purpose, since buyers replace this content anyway.
It never judges whether a design is pretty. It checks how it’s built and how easy it is to edit.
Sample report
Shared reports are generated on our server and can’t be edited. Each one shows the date and scoring version, and the share image carries a QR code linking to the full report.
First reactions from Framer creators on X.
The verified grade is such a good idea. It gives buyers something tangible to look at instead of just taking the creator's word for it.

@immad_jilani
Honestly, this is something the Framer marketplace needed. Quality control shouldn't stop at publishing.

@_sameerrr0
I need this one👀

@zaidkhan3419
makes sense now that nobody reviews them, curious what it checks first 👀

@ehsanshares
this is actually such a good idea, great work

@konstinfluence
Pricing
Start free with 1 check. Upgrade when you need more.
1 check to try everything
Full report: grade and 5 category scores
Blockers and exact fixes, with jump-to-layer
Share a verified report
No card needed
Billed yearly
Unlimited checks
Re-check after every fix
Update your shared report anytime
See exactly what to fix to reach A+
Cancel anytime
Prices in USD. Taxes are added at checkout by Polar, our payment provider. Refunds are covered in our Terms.
Short answers about what Template Checker does and doesn’t do.
Contact us01
No. It only reads it. You make the fixes, by hand or with an AI agent using the fix prompt.
02
Yes. After a check, tap Copy AI Fix Prompt and paste it into an AI agent that can edit your Framer project, like Framer Agents, Claude Code or Cursor. It lists every issue with its fix, blockers first, and tells the agent not to change your design.
03
No. It checks technical quality and how easy the template is to edit.
04
Something objectively broken that a buyer would hit. Fix it to unlock your grade.
05
No. Check before you publish, or check any Framer site.
06
Yes. Reports are generated on our server, can’t be edited, and show when they were checked.
Run a check before you publish. Fix what matters, then share your grade.
