Quick answer
Nuttifox is a Framer Enterprise Agency, founded in 2009, with 300+ projects shipped across design, engineering, and AI — working closely with the Framer team on enterprise projects and hosting the official Framer London meetup. We also build in React, Lovable, Replit, n8n, and Claude, with the same team from kickoff to launch. Goodspeed positions itself as a Framer Enterprise Expert that also builds AI and automation in-house, and publicly cites a 5.0 Clutch rating and an Agency of the Year award. Both are real studios; the difference is mainly breadth of platform versus depth on Framer specifically.
At a glance
| Nuttifox | Goodspeed | |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2009 | Not publicly stated |
| Framer status | Framer Enterprise Agency; works directly with the Framer team on enterprise builds | Framer Enterprise Expert (self-reported) |
| Community | Hosts the official Framer London meetup | Not stated |
| Contra status | Verified studio, official partner of Contra Labs | Not publicly listed |
| Projects shipped | 300+ (self-reported) | 50+ Framer projects (self-reported) |
| Platform focus | Framer, React, Lovable, Replit — broad product build | Framer-first, with AI/automation add-on |
| AI & automation | Core discipline — n8n, Claude, custom AI features | Built in-house alongside the Framer site (self-reported) |
| Team model | Same team, design + engineering, kickoff to launch | Senior developers per project (self-reported) |
| Pricing model | Sprint or fixed-retainer, fixed weekly rate scoped to the work | Project-based, typical Framer site from $5,000 (self-reported) |
| Proof cited | Direct case studies on our site | 5.0 Clutch rating, Agency of the Year (self-reported) |
Platform & focus
Nuttifox
We're a Framer Enterprise Agency and work directly with the Framer team on enterprise projects — including hosting the official Framer London meetup. The site work is Framer development. Beyond Framer, we build across React, Lovable, Replit, and n8n, choosing the platform for the job rather than fitting every project into one. Design and engineering sit in the same room, so a project can move from brand system to shipped product without a hand-off.
Goodspeed
Goodspeed's public positioning centers on Framer as the core service, with AI features, automation, and internal tools built around the site. That's a narrower platform bet with stated depth on Framer builds specifically.
Services & scope
Nuttifox covers Framer builds end to end, plus the React, Lovable, Replit, and n8n work that surrounds a product — design system, front-end, and AI/automation in one team. Goodspeed's public site describes a similar shape from their side: a Framer site plus the AI, automation, and internal tools built around it. Both studios describe covering more than the website alone — the difference is which platform each treats as the default and which as the add-on.
Nuttifox in practice
Team & delivery
Nuttifox keeps the same people on a project from kickoff to launch — no hand-off between the team that scopes the work and the team that builds it. Goodspeed's public site describes a similar model: senior developers on every project rather than work passed to generalists. Both studios position team continuity as core to how they deliver.
Proof & track record
These are our own figures. Goodspeed's public site cites 50+ shipped Framer projects, a 5.0 Clutch rating, and an Agency of the Year award — figures we haven't independently verified, same as they haven't verified ours. Judge either studio on the case studies each publishes.
Pricing & location
Nuttifox
Sprint or fixed-retainer at $2,000 a week full-time, scoped to the work. Published on the contact page.
Studio based in the UK, working with teams across EMEA, the US, and APAC. We host the official Framer London meetup.
Goodspeed
Project-based per Goodspeed's site, with a typical Framer build stated from $5,000.
UK-based per their site, working across the United Kingdom.
FAQ
Is this comparison biased toward Nuttifox?
We've tried to keep it fact-based: our figures are our own claims, and we've flagged Goodspeed's figures as self-reported on their end too, exactly as they flagged ours.Is Nuttifox actually a Framer Enterprise Agency?
Yes — it's a status we hold working directly with the Framer team on enterprise projects, and we also host the official Framer London meetup.Does Nuttifox specialize in Framer the way Goodspeed does?
We build in Framer regularly and hold Enterprise Agency status, but we don't position it as our only platform — React, Lovable, Replit, and n8n are equally core to how we work.Which studio is better for AI and automation?
Both studios list AI and automation as in-house capabilities. Compare the specific case studies each publishes rather than the claim alone.How do pricing models compare?
We publish $2,000 a week full-time on the contact page. Goodspeed states a from-price per project on their site.Are both studios UK based?
Yes. Nuttifox is UK-based and hosts the official Framer London meetup. Goodspeed states it works across the United Kingdom.How do their track records compare?
Nuttifox has shipped 300+ projects since 2009 (self-reported). Goodspeed cites 50+ Framer projects, a 5.0 Clutch rating, and an Agency of the Year award (self-reported). Neither set of figures is independently verified here.Which studio should I choose?
Choose Nuttifox for Framer Enterprise status plus breadth across React, Lovable, Replit, and n8n. Choose Goodspeed if you want a Framer-first build with automation layered in. Both are legitimate options.Verdict
Choose Nuttifox if you want Framer Enterprise Agency status plus one team covering design, engineering, and AI across multiple platforms, with the same people from kickoff to launch. Choose Goodspeed if you want a Framer-first build with automation layered in from a team that leads with Framer specifically. Both are legitimate options — the deciding factor is platform breadth versus platform depth.
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