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Premium Astro themes and website templates.

Buy any theme for from $39 or get all 35 - plus every future release - with the $1587 $199 lifetime bundle. Each theme ships as a production-ready Astro 7 project, and as a plain HTML template if you would rather skip the build step. Fully yours to edit, brand, and deploy.

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Or get all 35 themes - plus every future release and the visual builder - for $1587 $199 lifetime. No subscription.

Admin templates

A multipurpose dashboard for your next product.

Build a SaaS app, client portal, analytics dashboard or internal tool with connected workflows and a consistent design already in place.

Business overview with connected revenue, pipeline and support
Multipurpose React admin dashboard

Forma

Build SaaS products, client portals and business tools with a premium multipurpose React admin dashboard. Forma brings together 41 screens and state examples for analytics, CRM, invoicing, pricing and billing, support, authentication and project management, with light and dark themes.

React TypeScript Vite Tailwind CSS
Explore Forma

$69one-time

Frontend source with demo data. Connect your own services.

Buying guide

How to choose an Astro theme.

Astro themes vary far more than the screenshots suggest. Two templates that look equally polished can differ by an entire framework generation, a restrictive license, or thirty missing components. Five things are worth checking before you spend anything, on this site or any other.

01 Check the framework version

A theme built on an old Astro release hands you an upgrade project on day one, before you have written a line of your own code. Look for Astro 7 and Tailwind v4. Every theme here was rebuilt on the Astro 7 compiler, so the markup is already clean under the stricter parsing rules.

02 Confirm you own the code

You should receive the complete Astro source with a license that covers personal, client, and commercial projects. Anything that keeps your site dependent on a vendor's runtime or hosting is not a theme, it is a platform. There is no AeroLaunch runtime: you get the project, and it runs anywhere static files run.

03 Count the pages and sections before you buy

Screenshots usually show a homepage. The question is what happens when you need an about page, a pricing page, a blog index, a post layout, and a contact form. Check the page count and the section library, not the hero shot.

04 Look at performance honestly

Astro ships zero JavaScript by default, but a theme can undo that with heavy animation libraries and unoptimized images. Load the live demo on a phone before you buy. Every demo on this site is linked from its theme page for exactly that reason.

05 Ask what happens after the sale

Updates and support are where cheap themes get expensive. Confirm that framework upgrades are included rather than sold as a new version, and that there is a real channel for questions.

By use case

Which theme fits your project.

The collection covers 35 themes across product, content, and service businesses. Every theme includes the full section library, so the category is a starting point rather than a limit: a portfolio theme reskins into a freelance landing page without touching a component.

SaaS and startup

17 themes

Product marketing sites: a hero that explains the thing, feature sections, pricing tables with monthly and annual toggles, changelogs, and waitlist flows.

Okami Meadow Daymark Aurora Spark Shield Sable Nerve Contour Vertex Tally August Cirrus Slab Boost Nova Midnight

Blog and content

24 themes

Portfolio and personal

13 themes

For designers, developers, photographers, and makers. Case-study layouts, project galleries, and about pages that carry a point of view.

Drift Okami Axial Moxie Plinth Contour Falcon August Aperture Studio Obsidian Persona Forge

Agency and studio

11 themes

Service pages, team grids, process breakdowns, and client work sections for studios selling to businesses.

Okami Axial Project Go Moxie Nerve Plinth Falcon Boost Studio Obsidian Forge

Landing pages

10 themes

Single-purpose conversion pages for launches, apps, and campaigns, where the whole job is one clear call to action.

Meadow Daymark Aurora Spark Shield Vertex August Cirrus Slab Nova
What you get

What's included.

You download a complete Astro 7 and Tailwind v4 project: pages, components, styles, the brand token system, and the full section library as source files. Run npm install then npm run dev and you have a working site on your machine. Deploy the output to Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, Netlify, or any host that serves static files.

Most customization happens in one file. Site name, navigation, brand color, SEO titles, contact form provider, newsletter provider, and each section's content live in src/config/site.ts, so you can rebrand an entire theme without opening a component. When you do want to change the design, the components are plain Astro files with Tailwind classes. Nothing is compiled away or hidden behind a proprietary layer.

The license covers unlimited personal and commercial sites, including client work, with no per-site fees. The only restriction is reselling the theme source itself. Updates are included for as long as the theme exists, which covers bug fixes, new sections, and framework upgrades like the Astro 7 migration. 3 of the 35 themes are free and carry identical code quality, licensing, and update terms, so you can evaluate the standard before paying for anything.

FAQ

Choosing an Astro theme.

Which Astro theme should I choose?
Start from the kind of site you are building rather than the visual style, because the sections a theme ships with are harder to change than its colors. A product site needs pricing and feature sections; a content site needs a blog index, post layout, and tag pages; a service business needs service pages and a contact flow. Once the structure fits, pick the design you like, since brand color, fonts, and spacing are all token-driven and quick to change.
Do I need to know how to code to use an Astro theme?
To edit text and images, no. Most of a theme's content lives in a single configuration file with clearly named fields, and you can change site name, navigation, headings, prices, and links there without touching a component. You do need basic comfort with a terminal to install dependencies and deploy. If you would rather not open a code editor at all, the AeroLaunch visual builder lets you edit a theme point and click and then download the finished Astro project.
Are these themes compatible with Astro 7?
Yes. Every theme in the collection runs on Astro 7 and Tailwind v4, rebuilt on the new Rust compiler rather than patched for compatibility. Astro 7 requires Node 22.12 or newer, which is worth checking against your deploy host before you start.
Can I change the colors, fonts, and layout?
Yes, at every level. Brand color and fonts are design tokens, so changing one variable reskins the whole theme consistently. Section content is configuration. Layout and markup are plain Astro components with Tailwind classes, which you can rewrite freely. Nothing is locked, minified, or hidden behind a proprietary build step.
What is the difference between a free and a premium Astro theme?
In this collection the code quality, license, and update terms are identical, and the free themes are complete production sites rather than trials. The paid themes are larger, with more page templates, more sections, and more bespoke interaction work. Across the wider Astro ecosystem the difference is usually design depth, documentation, and whether anyone answers when something breaks.
How do Astro themes compare to WordPress themes?
An Astro theme builds to static HTML, so there is no server, database, or plugin stack to maintain, and hosting is typically free or close to it. That removes an entire category of security and performance problems. The trade-off is editing: WordPress gives non-technical users an admin panel by default, while Astro expects you to edit files, use a headless CMS, or use a visual builder on top.
Where else can I find Astro themes?
The official directory at astro.build/themes is the best starting point and lists both free and paid options. Statichunt and astrothemes.dev maintain large curated galleries, and Themefisher, Cosmic Themes, and Lexington Themes are established premium shops. Comparing several sources is genuinely worth the time, since pricing and what is included vary widely.

Pricing and licensing

Single themes, the all-access lifetime bundle, and what each license covers.

Edit without code

The visual builder turns a theme into a point-and-click editor, then exports a real Astro project.

Have it built for you

Send us your content and we customize, brand, and package the theme you pick.