shadcn/studio Templates

About 27 shadcn/ui Next.js and Astro templates, from $59 each or bundled

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Best for: A developer or small agency already using shadcn/ui who wants several polished dashboard or marketing front ends for one fee and plans to connect their own auth, database and billing.
Skip if: Skip it if you want login, a database and payments already wired to real services: the vendor lists auth screens and a mock data layer, not working backends.

A catalogue of about 27 downloadable site and app templates built on shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS. The 12 landing-page templates come in both Next.js and Astro versions; the 3 multi-page sites (agency, eCommerce, online-course platform) and 12 admin and app templates (CRM, point-of-sale, logistics, finance, scheduling, AI chat) are Next.js. Five are free. Paid ones can be bought individually at checkout (Flow is $59, Shopix $79 as of Oct 2026) even though the vendor's FAQ says otherwise, or unlocked together with the one-time Pro ($249), Team ($499) or Enterprise ($899) plans, which add the vendor's paid blocks and Figma files. The vendor's admin dashboard template runs on a mock API and fake data, so treat these as front-end starting points, not a working SaaS.

Pros

Flexible buying: single templates are sold individually (Flow $59, Shopix $79 as of Oct 2026), or Pro ($249 one-time) unlocks every paid template plus the paid block library and Figma files.
The stack is current on the pages we checked: Tailwind CSS v4, Next.js 16 with strict TypeScript on the Shopix store template, and Astro v6 alongside Next.js for the landing templates.
There's real range on the app side, with twelve admin and app templates for specific businesses (restaurant point-of-sale, freight, real estate, finance, AI chat) instead of one generic dashboard in different colours.
Every template has a live preview, and five (AdminCN, Zolt, Ink, Track, Bistro) are free, so you can judge the code and design before paying.

Cons

These are front ends first. The vendor's admin dashboard template ships with a mock API and fake data, and nothing on its pages describes real auth backends, database setup, payments or tests, so wiring those up is your job.
The vendor's own pages disagree on buying: the template FAQ says templates aren't sold separately, while checkout sells them singly, and the pricing table lists Basic ($149) with only 'Limited' templates. Check what you're getting before you pay. Plan prices are shown as a 30% launch discount (Oct 2026).
Maintenance is hard to judge: the template code isn't public, and each template page shows only a 'Last updated' date (Flow: Jun 5, 2026; Shopix: Jul 31, 2026). Templates download from their page after purchase; the file format isn't stated.
Most of the catalogue is single landing pages; only three are full multi-page sites. The one detailed public review (Feb 2026), written by the founder of a competing shadcn library, called the templates a bit dated and said some promised ones stayed 'coming soon' for months.