Question 1

What exactly do I get when I buy?

Accepted Answer

A zip containing one Figma file and a LICENSE.md. The Figma file holds every page at desktop and mobile, the design system, a README artboard and a licence artboard. If the template is also sold as code and you buy it, you get read access to a private GitHub repo with the full site.

Question 2

How much does a template cost?

Accepted Answer

The Figma file is between $99 and $149, depending on the template. Where a template also comes as code, the code repo and the Figma file with the code cost more, and the template's page shows each price. Each purchase is one licence, and one licence covers one website. If you use it for another client, buy it again.

Question 3

Can I see the whole template before I buy?

Accepted Answer

Most of it. Each template page has a gallery of the page designs and a view-only preview of the Figma file. Parts of the preview are blurred, including the design system. Templates that also come as code have a live preview of the homepage you can click through. The full file, with nothing blurred, arrives as soon as you buy, and access to the code within one business day.

Question 4

How do I pay, and what happens next?

Accepted Answer

Checkout runs through Lemon Squeezy, which takes cards and PayPal and handles sales tax. The download link arrives by email straight after payment, with your receipt. If you bought the code, read access to the GitHub repo follows within one business day.

Question 5

Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

Because the file is a download you keep, sales are final, which is why a preview of each file is open to look through first. If the file is broken, missing something, or not what the page described, email within 14 days and you get your money back. Access to a code repo is final in the same way. The full terms are on the Refund policy page.

Question 6

Do I need a paid Figma plan?

Accepted Answer

Not to open the file, read the tokens or rebuild it by hand. Those all work on the free plan. Dev Mode and connecting the file to an AI agent over MCP need a paid plan.

Question 7

Is there a coded version of the templates?

Accepted Answer

For some templates, yes. A template with code shows three options on its page: the Figma design, the code repo, or both together. It also has a button to view a live preview of the homepage.

Question 8

How do I get the code?

Accepted Answer

After checkout, reply to your receipt email with your GitHub username. Access is given by hand, so within one business day you get read access to a private GitHub repo, which you fork into your own account. Updates made to the repo later are yours too.

Question 9

What is the code built with?

Accepted Answer

Astro and Tailwind CSS. Every page is built at desktop and mobile, the design system is set up as code tokens named like the Figma variables, and a /design-system page shows them. There is also a Sanity Studio folder with sample content, and the README explains how to connect your own free Sanity project.

Question 10

Are the pages designed for mobile too?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every page is drawn at desktop and mobile. Mobile is redrawn rather than squashed, so tables, comparison rows and side-by-side layouts work at 375px.

Question 11

What fonts are used, and do I need to buy them?

Accepted Answer

Google Fonts throughout, listed with weights and import code in the README. Nothing to buy.

Question 12

Can I use it in Webflow?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you build it in the Designer. There is no clonable. Create the classes from the design system page first. Layer names already follow Client First, so a layer called template-card_image is the class you make.

Question 13

Will an AI agent build this correctly?

Accepted Answer

It gets far closer when you give it the design system first. Point the agent at the design system page before you ask for any page, then build one page at a time and check it against the artboard. Someone still needs to review what it builds.

Question 14

Can I use one template for more than one client?

Accepted Answer

Not on one purchase. Each purchase is one licence, and one licence covers one website. Using it for another client? Buy it again.

Question 15

Can my client own the finished site?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can build a site for a client under your licence and charge for your work, and the client may own the finished site. Neither of you may reuse the template on another project without buying it again.

Question 16

Can I resell a template I have modified?

Accepted Answer

No. The files and the code can't be resold, redistributed, sublicensed or given away in any form, modified or not, including as part of another product.

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