The studio behind the templates
Templatery started as a Carrd template library. It still is one — 35 templates, used by solopreneurs who want a site live this week, not this quarter. But the best thing that keeps happening is this: someone finds a template, likes it, and then says the sentence that built this studio —
“I like the template… but I'd rather have you build it.”
So now that's the offer, out loud. Browse the templates and do it yourself, or have me build it, run it, and wire it into how you actually get clients.
One person. On purpose.
I'm Franck — a web entrepreneur based in Paris. I build and run web businesses: template libraries, content sites, tools, and the revenue systems behind them. Templatery is where that experience is productized for solopreneurs and consultants.
No agency, no account managers, no discovery calls. You work with the person who builds the thing. Everything is async and in writing — briefs, specs, and working URLs instead of meetings.
Templates first, then done-for-you
Three levels, same craft:
- Templates — pick one, apply it to your Carrd account, launch today. This is the library that started everything.Browse the templates.
- Done-for-you — I build your site from a template base or from scratch, and a care plan keeps it maintained, updated, and alive. From $750. See what's included.
- Revenue systems — the Integration Sprint: your call notes, CRM, and follow-ups wired together so leads stop leaking. $1,490, fixed. See the sprint.
Every level exists because a client asked for it at the previous one.
Built for people like you
- Brendan McAdams — Kiinetics: found the Calgary template through a newsletter, asked for the build instead, and stayed for the full revenue system — site, CRM, call-notes automation, publishing loop.
- Juliet Lyall — Newsletter Copilot: done-for-you build plus care plan; her site ships, she writes.
Why done-for-you, why now
AI made it easy to launch a site in an afternoon — and just as easy to abandon it a week later. The launch was never the hard part. The maintenance, the updates, the wiring into your sales process: that's where solo businesses stall. That's the part I sell.
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