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One payment. Expires 72 hours after activation. No renewal.
Choose planWebberUI Pro
Unlock all 238 Pro items at once
US$99 / year
Billed yearly, cancel anytime. Components you already installed keep working.
Pro includes
- 238 Pro items: 104 full-page templates + 134 Pro components
- 754 composable sections plus the Composer (swap sections within a template, install a whole page in one command)
- 6 industry UI Starter Kits (templates + components + wiring and acceptance checklists, currently written in Traditional Chinese)
- Complete .tsx source, commented and typed with TypeScript
- One-command install via npx webberui@latest add, including short-lived install links you can hand straight to an AI agent
- New Pro components and version updates as they ship
- Use in commercial projects, client work included
What the free tier gives you
399 components need no payment and no account — npx webberui@latest add installs them. They are fine for production; upgrade to Pro only when you need it.
License scope
Use and modify them in your own products and in client work, with no limit on the number of projects.
- Not permitted: redistributing the source, or repackaging it as a competing component library or a template-marketplace product
- Not included: Starter Kits do not include payment, booking, form delivery, membership, email or database backend services
- Not included: automatic unification of branding, color and type across templates — the Composer only offers sections from the same template by default
Common questions
- Is the Pro components' source visible on the site?
- Yes. The live previews run the actual components, so compiled code is already in your browser, as with any library that demos live. Pro gives you clean .tsx with comments and TypeScript types, one-command installs, and future updates.
- If I cancel, do the components I already installed stop working?
- No. Once installed, the components are your code: they don't call our servers, they need no runtime validation, and our site going down doesn't affect anything you've shipped. What ends with the subscription is the right to download new components and receive future updates — whatever is already in your repo is unaffected.