A free block can be the right starting point for one project, while a complete paid template can save time on another. Choose based on the work you need to finish and the access your account includes.
Start With the Scope of Your Project
If you need a hero section, a pricing table, or a footer, individual blocks let you keep the rest of your site as it is. A complete template is useful when you want a consistent structure across an entire landing page.
What Your Starter Account Includes
A free account gives you access to 100 selected UI blocks and five selected templates in each of 19 industry categories — 95 starter templates in total. You can save favorites, preview colors and fonts, and sign in to copy or download the designs marked Free.
Look for the Free badge on a block or template card. Browsing a collection does not mean every template in it is included in the free tier.
When Pro Makes Sense
Pro lifetime access unlocks the complete block and template library across all 19 industries. It is useful when a Pro design fits your project or when you want more starting points for future websites.
The launch offer is US $19 as a one-time payment, with a regular price of US $199. There is no recurring subscription. Lifetime access covers the lifetime of the OpenTailwind service, including future additions to its block and template library.
Collections Are Different From Membership
Studio, Fresh, and Classic describe the visual style of a design. Free and Pro describe the account access needed to download it. A Studio block can be free, while a Classic template can require Pro.
Compare Before You Choose
- Layout: Does the design fit your content and the way visitors will use the page?
- Customization: Try your colors and typography in the preview.
- Access: Check the Free or Pro badge before planning your download.
- Usage: Review the provider’s terms, including restrictions on resale and redistribution.
Start with the template library, compare the designs, and visit Free & Pro pricing when you find the right fit. The usage terms apply to both free and paid downloads.