Creative Tim Marketplace

Overview

The catalog spans web themes, templates, UI kits, and dashboards, with filters for tools including React, Vue, Angular, Tailwind, Laravel, n8n, React Native, Flutter, iOS, and Android. That breadth suits developers and teams who want to find resources for more than one framework or workflow. It is a marketplace of downloadable assets, not a unified environment for building and operating an application.

Key features

Product types include admin dashboards, UI kits, and free and premium templates. UI kits provide example landing, e-commerce, and blog pages, plus pre-made sections and elements. These offer a structural starting point for a project, which can reduce the amount of interface work to assemble from scratch; they are still components and layouts to build on, not a finished custom product.

Creative Tim says materials used to create free products can be downloaded under the MIT License. For people choosing free assets, that is a useful licensing option. Premium product support covers help with product features, bug fixes, and functionality that does not work as advertised.

The catalog also includes shadcn/ui blocks that Creative Tim says work with v0, Lovable, Replit, and other AI platforms, with Registry and MCP support. More than 200 n8n workflow templates cover services and channels including Gmail, Gemini, YouTube, and TikTok. Those additions make the marketplace relevant to makers looking for automation and AI-workflow building blocks as well as conventional interface assets.

The All Access Pass pricing page includes an AI App Builder with monthly credits and estimated app builds and chat messages. That gives the passes a use beyond browsing templates, although the estimates are not a substitute for knowing how a particular project will consume credits.

Pricing

Creative Tim uses a freemium model. Free marketplace templates cost 0.00 USD per free, with free templates available to browse and download. Paid pricing is also described as starting at $19 one-time, while the monthly and annual Access Pass options are priced separately:

• Basic Access Pass — monthly: 29.00 USD per month, with 3,900 App Builder credits/month, ~130 estimated AI app builds/month (Haiku), and ~390 estimated chat messages/month.
• PRO Access Pass — monthly: 49.00 USD per month, with 6,900 credits/month, ~230 estimated builds/month (Haiku), ~690 estimated chat messages/month, and 3 OpenClaw/Hermes agents.
• Business Access Pass — monthly: 89.00 USD per month, with 9,900 credits/month, ~330 estimated builds/month (Haiku), ~990 estimated chat messages/month, and 10 OpenClaw/Hermes agents.
• Basic Access Pass — annual: 199.00 USD per year (save 43%), with the same monthly credit and estimated build and chat-message amounts as Basic monthly.
• PRO Access Pass — annual: 349.00 USD per year (save 43%), with the same monthly amounts as PRO monthly, including 3 agents.
• Business Access Pass — annual: 599.00 USD per year (save 43%), with the same monthly amounts as Business monthly, including 10 agents.

Basic fits buyers who need the builder credits but not the listed agents; PRO and Business raise the monthly allowances and include 3 and 10 agents respectively. Annual prices carry a stated 43% saving over the monthly options, but require paying by the year. The free option is the better fit for browsing and downloading free templates, while the paid passes are oriented around monthly AI-builder usage. The marketplace does not publish seat quotas in these plan details, so teams should not assume an Access Pass covers multiple users.

Platforms

The marketplace is tagged for Android, iOS, and web. Its catalog filters include mobile frameworks and platforms as well as web technologies, making it useful for projects that span those targets; the offering remains downloadable project resources rather than a single cross-platform application.

Who it's for

Creative Tim describes its audience as developers, no-coders and makers, founders and CEOs, and marketers and growth teams. Developers seeking layouts or dashboards across varied frameworks are the clearest fit. Makers exploring AI app building or n8n automation can also find relevant resources, while buyers who need broad technical support for hosting, servers, or third-party integrations are a poorer match.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Broad framework and tool filters make it easier to find assets across web, mobile, and automation workflows.
• Pros: Example pages and reusable sections give UI kits a practical starting structure, including for e-commerce and blog projects.
• Pros: Free templates and MIT-licensed materials provide a no-cost route to explore and use free resources.
• Cons: Free products have no human-based support, and paid support excludes third-party compatibility and infrastructure problems.
• Cons: The paid plans emphasize AI Builder credits and estimates, so they may not suit buyers who only want a particular template.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of template catalogs, see Website Template Marketplaces. Choose Framer instead if you want a design platform with a free plan, free trial, and a free tier that includes 500 AI credits, a Framer domain, 1 GB bandwidth, design pages, and 10 CMS collections. Choose Drupal if open-source software with no licensing fees and self-hosting suits your needs better, and you can handle the technical setup.

BootstrapMade is an alternative for personal projects that can work within its free-license limits: footer credit is required, client work is excluded, and the free plan omits PHP/AJAX forms, Sass/SCSS files, and support. Flowbase is worth considering if its Starter plan’s 100+ free components, browser extension, Webflow boosters, Figma and Framer plugins, customer support, and single-user license better match your workflow. Webflow AI is an alternative if you want a Webflow-oriented starter tier with two static pages, limited CMS, 1 GB bandwidth, 50 form submissions, Webflow AI, and an MCP server.

Webflow Marketplace offers free templates for personal and commercial projects, while paid templates use a single-use license. Shopware is an alternative for people seeking an ecommerce platform, with a free Community Edition and paid Rise plan. WooCommerce may suit self-hosted stores that want free core software with unlimited products, orders, and APIs.

Verdict

Creative Tim Marketplace is a strong fit for developers and makers who want downloadable assets across varied stacks, with AI-builder and automation resources alongside templates and dashboards. Its breadth and free templates are the main reasons to choose it; its limited support scope and the need to pay for Access Pass credits are the main reasons to look elsewhere, especially if your priority is supported infrastructure or a dedicated app-building platform.