The Short Answer
For a fintech or SaaS marketing site in 2026, start with Swiper if you want something free and conversion focused, or Vectura and Superior if you need heavier page counts and a deeper CMS. Crypto products are a different problem and need a crypto specific template.
We built two of the templates below, so treat this as a list with an interest attached. We have included the ones we did not build because a roundup of only our own products would not be much use to you.
What a Fintech Site Has to Prove
Fintech is the one category where design has a job beyond looking good. Before anyone reads a feature list, they are deciding whether to trust you with money. That changes what a template needs to do:
Real product screens, not illustrations. Abstract graphics read as a product that does not exist yet.
Pricing you can understand without a sales call. Hidden pricing signals enterprise friction, which is fatal for self serve finance products.
Somewhere to put compliance and security detail without it dominating the page.
A light and dark theme. Finance dashboards are usually dark, and a marketing site that cannot match its own product looks stitched together.
Most general SaaS templates handle the first three. Far fewer handle all four.
The Templates Worth Looking At
Free and paid, ours and other people's:
1. Swiper
Free, built by us. A fintech and finance SaaS marketing template with a light and dark theme included. It ships a full product UI recreated natively in Framer, a pricing system with monthly and yearly billing, and a case studies CMS so you can publish client wins without touching code. The dark theme is a real system of color styles, not a second set of pages to maintain. Built specifically for finance and fintech positioning, not adapted from a generic SaaS template.
See Swiper on the Framer Marketplace
2. Vectura
$129, made by Krzysztof Hejna. Built for fintech and finance SaaS, with a strong pricing section that handles tiered plans and comparison tables cleanly. The layout leans corporate and trustworthy rather than playful, which reads well for anyone selling to finance teams or banking clients. It includes case study and integrations pages, so you are not stuck describing your product in a single scroll. Best suited to a product that already has real screens to show, since the template leans on UI mockups throughout.
See Vectura on the Framer Marketplace
3. Superior
$99, made by Dream Studio. Suits larger SaaS and startup sites that need 20 or more pages, with a deep enough CMS to support a blog, a changelog and multiple product pages without bolting anything on. The structure assumes you have more to say than a single landing page can hold. Good for a team that already has content ready to fill it, less useful if you are still validating the product. Comes with the page count to grow into rather than out of.
See Superior on the Framer Marketplace
4. Cryptix
Free, made by Arthur Duchesne. Framed for crypto and Web3, with live market data and Web3 specific framing built into a single page layout. It is intentionally narrow, one landing page rather than a full site, so treat it as the fastest way to get a crypto product live rather than a long term home. The visual language leans dark and technical, which reads as native to the space instead of a SaaS template with crypto copy pasted over it.
See Cryptix on the Framer Marketplace
5. Fundely
Free, made by Oripio. Built for money management products, with a blog CMS from day one so content marketing is not an afterthought. The layout includes financial dashboard mockups and clean data visualisation sections, useful if your product actually shows numbers to users. Suits budgeting apps, digital wallets and personal finance tools more than institutional banking. Free and still structured enough to hold a real content strategy, not just a hero and a signup form.
See Fundely on the Framer Marketplace
6. AlteraOS
$149, made by Divplate. The most structure on this list, 25 to 30 pages for SaaS that needs it: pricing, integrations, changelog, careers, and multiple landing page variants. Built for a team past the MVP stage that needs a site as complex as the product. It is the most expensive template here and the one with the steepest learning curve to customise fully, so it rewards a team with the content ready to fill it, not one still writing copy.
See AlteraOS on the Framer Marketplace
Where the Free Options Land
Free templates have stopped being obviously worse. Swiper ships a full product UI recreated in Framer, a pricing system with monthly and yearly billing, a case studies CMS and a complete light and dark theme. Fundely covers money management products and includes a blog CMS.
Free stops being enough when you need many pages at once, or a content library that has to scale. That is what paid templates actually sell you, and it is worth being honest that it is page count and CMS depth rather than better taste.
If You Need the App Design Too
A Framer template covers the marketing site. It does not cover the product itself, and fintech is one of the few categories where people are usually designing both at once.
If that is you, our free Fintech mobile app UI kit covers the product side in Figma: light and dark mode designs, banking and wallet screens, payments, login and 3D icons. Pair it with Swiper and you have the marketing site and the app screens without paying for either.
What to Check Before You Buy
Whichever route you take, three things decide whether a template survives contact with your actual content:
CMS structure. If you will publish case studies or a blog, check the collections exist rather than assuming you can add them cleanly later.
Theme handling. Check whether dark mode is a real system of color styles or a second set of pages someone has to maintain twice.
Documentation. A template without setup docs costs you the weekend you were trying to save.
Which One Should You Pick?
Swiper if you want a fintech marketing site live this weekend and would rather spend nothing to find out whether the positioning works.
Vectura, Superior or AlteraOS if you already know you need a large site with many pages, and the budget exists. Vectura is the most fintech specific of the three.
Cryptix if the product is crypto and you want live market data and Web3 framing out of the box. It is free, though it is a single landing page rather than a full site, so plan to build the rest yourself.
The rest of what we make sits on our Framer templates page.
