Transparent pricing

A license for every stage of growth.

Buy the product once. No mandatory subscription. Choose the scope you need for your own projects or for client work.

1 end product

Template only

Ideal for founders, professionals, and one final client project.

$30–60
1 final website or applicationCommercial use allowed12 months of updates6 months of standard supportComplete documentation
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Up to 25 projects

Full stack Pro

For studios that repeatedly ship websites and digital products for clients.

+$180over base price
Up to 25 final websitesCommercial client deliveryPriority support12 months of updatesDiscount on future products
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Comparison

Everything clear before you buy.

FeaturePersonalBusinessAgency
End products1525
Commercial use
Client delivery1 clientUp to 5Up to 25
Updates12 months12 months12 months
SupportStandardPriorityPriority
Resale as a templateNoNoNo
Customization includedNoNoNo
Price positioning

Accessible premium, not discount-bin pricing.

Mass-market HTML templates are often priced at the low end, while established WordPress themes regularly sit around $59–89. That is why this catalog uses base prices between $69 and $129: higher than low-cost commodity listings, but still below boutique solutions that sell for hundreds or thousands of dollars.

The price is supported by documentation, support, updates, professional presentation, license tiers, and a stronger direct-to-customer buying experience.

Recommendation: keep the full price and use occasional 10–20% launch offers instead of trying to win permanently by being the cheapest option.

Pricing questions

No hidden costs.

Yes. Each license is paid once. You may offer optional support or update renewals after the first year.

No. It includes the template, documentation, and product support. Installation or full customization can be sold as an additional service.

Yes. You can charge only the price difference between the current license and the new one, as long as the product remains available.