Frequently asked questions

Almost always, yes. Free templates use open-source licenses such as MIT or GPL, which allow commercial use. Each template page states its license — follow its terms (for example, keeping the copyright notice for MIT).

No. Click “Download free” and the file downloads from the template’s official source, such as WordPress.org or GitHub.

Their original authors. Report bugs or request features on the author’s repository or support forum — we link to it from every template page.

We use WordPress Playground, which runs a complete WordPress site in your browser using WebAssembly. The theme and its starter content are installed automatically. Nothing is installed on your computer and the site disappears when you close the tab.

WordPress previews can take up to 30 seconds the first time. For other templates, use the “New tab” button to open the author’s demo directly — some demo sites block being shown inside other pages.

Right after checkout you’ll see a download link, and you’ll also receive it by email. The download contains the full source files and the license.

Checkout is processed securely by Wix and supports the payment methods enabled for this store, typically major cards and popular wallets.

Yes. The commercial license covers one end product — a website for yourself or for one client. Buy a license per additional project.

Because templates are digital downloads, we generally can’t offer refunds once a file has been downloaded. If something is wrong with your purchase, contact us and we’ll make it right.

Send it through the Submit a template page. We review every submission and will email you when it’s live or if we have questions.

No. Listing open-source templates is free, and downloads always go to your official source.