How to choose a website template for your next project
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How to choose a website template for your next project
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Developers, designers and agencies come here to pick the starting point of their next site. Each placement is sold by the month and reviewed by a person before it goes live.
- Hero squares from $75 / month Pick a rectangle of the front-page grid: the top rows, beside the headline, or the bottom rows.
- Sponsored card $120 / month A card inside the template grids, shaped like a listing and labelled Sponsored.
- Framework page $99 / month The top of one framework page, seen by people who already chose their stack.
- Framework and use case $49 / month One framework-and-use-case page, such as Astro blog templates.
- Browse panel card $99 / month The card at the foot of the sidebar, on every public page. One sponsor at a time.
- Newsletter $199 / issue The only sponsored line in one issue of the new-templates newsletter.
- Every placement says Sponsored
- Links carry rel="sponsored nofollow"
- No sponsor scripts or tracking
- A person reviews it first
Questions
Before you choose
How the listings work, where the files live, and what a sponsor can and cannot buy.
Do I download a template from HTMLPick?
No. HTMLPick sends you to the author and hosts no template files.
Are these templates free?
The templates marked free have no listed purchase price. The licence decides what use is permitted.
How do templates enter the directory?
The scheduler checks import sources every six hours. A person approves each public listing.
Does payment change ordinary result order?
No. Paid positions use separate slots.
Can I submit my own template?
Yes. A free submission can receive the same core page as a priority submission.