What Is ThemeSelection?

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ThemeSelection is a marketplace for premium and free admin templates, themes, and UI kits built on popular web stacks like Bootstrap, React, Next.js, Vue, Laravel, Django, Tailwind, and .NET Core. It also sells SaaS boilerplates and Figma/Sketch UI kits. It's aimed at developers and teams who want to skip building a dashboard or app shell from scratch and start from a production-ready codebase instead.

What you can actually buy there

The catalog splits into a few clear product types:

Category Examples from the site Typical price
Admin dashboard templates Sneat Dashboard PRO (BS 5), Vuexy Dashboard PRO (BS 5), Materio Vue 3 Admin, Vuexy MUI NextJS Admin $59–$79
SaaS boilerplates Laravel 12, ASP.NET Core MVC, Vuejs Laravel admin variants $79
UI kits Sneat Figma Admin UI Kit, Materio Figma Admin UI Kit, Sneat Sketch Admin UI Kit $49
Tailwind components FlyonUI Tailwind Blocks & Templates $149 (listed at $99)
Free items Shadcn Studios blocks, Flyon Laravel Livewire starter kit, Sneat Laravel Livewire starter kit Free

Each paid product page shows a rating and a review count (for example, Vuexy Dashboard PRO - BS 5 lists 4.93/5 across 5,200 reviews), plus a live preview link so you can inspect the UI before buying.

The bundle is the main pricing decision

The site's headline offer is the Summer Big Bundle: 40+ premium products, stated value $1,329, sold for $149 — marketed as up to 90% off, with "purchase once, use for lifetime."

That math only works in your favor if you'd otherwise buy more than roughly two individual products. A single dashboard is $59–$79, so:

  • Buy the bundle if you work across multiple stacks (e.g., you need a Bootstrap admin now and a Next.js one next quarter) or you build client projects regularly.
  • Buy individually if you need exactly one template for one stack — $59–$79 beats $149.

The site also claims 125k+ developers using its products, 300k+ total downloads, and a 4.8/5 average from 10k+ developers. Treat these as vendor-reported marketing figures rather than independently verified numbers.

Who it fits and who it doesn't

Good fit:

  • Developers who want a coded dashboard (not just a design file) in a specific framework.
  • Teams standardizing on one stack — the catalog covers the same design families across Bootstrap, MUI/Next.js, Vue/Vuetify, and Laravel, so you can keep a consistent look across projects.
  • Anyone who wants Figma or Sketch source files alongside the code (the $49 UI kits).

Poor fit:

  • You need a custom design system built from scratch — these are pre-built templates you adapt.
  • You only need a handful of components; the free Shadcn blocks or a free starter kit may cover it at no cost.
  • You want a hosted product rather than code you download and maintain yourself.

Practical notes before buying

  • Check the stack version. Product names carry version markers (BS 5, Laravel 12, Vue 3, MUI). Confirm it matches your project's dependency versions, since upgrading a template across major versions is real work.
  • Use the live preview. Every listed product has one. Verify the components you need (charts, tables, auth screens, RTL support) actually exist before paying.
  • Licensing and support terms aren't detailed in the listing data here — read them on the product or checkout page, since "use for lifetime" refers to access, not necessarily to updates or support scope.
  • Free options are a legitimate starting point. The Flyon and Sneat Laravel Livewire starter kits and the Shadcn blocks are free to preview and download, which lets you judge code quality before spending.

If you're evaluating it as a purchase, the fastest path is: pick your stack, open two or three live previews, and compare the single-product price against the $149 bundle based on how many templates you'll realistically use.