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EnglishWhere to Find CrestaProject Pricing for Premium Themes and Plugins
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CrestaProject lists its pricing on a dedicated page at https://crestaproject.com/pricing/, linked from the site's main navigation as "Pricing." That page is the place to check current plans and purchase options for premium themes and plugins. The site also offers free themes and plugins, which are separate from the premium products and are not covered by the pricing page.
What You'll Find on the Pricing Page
CrestaProject describes itself as offering "Modern and Responsive Premium and Free WordPress Themes & Plugins." The pricing page is the entry point for the paid side of that catalog. The site's own materials do not list specific prices, plan tiers, or payment methods, so the pricing page is the only reliable source for current figures and terms.
Premium vs. Free: What the Site Says
| Category | What CrestaProject states | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Premium themes | Responsive, include Theme Options (no code required), exclusive widgets and shortcodes, translatable via .po files | Pricing page |
| Premium plugins | Built with clean code and best practices for speed and security | Pricing page |
| Free themes and plugins | Available alongside the premium catalog; a testimonial mentions downloading the free version of the "Semplicemente" theme before upgrading | Site's theme and plugin listings |
The distinction matters: if you only need a basic site, the free versions may be enough, and a customer testimonial on the site describes exactly that path—trying the free Semplicemente theme, then buying the pro version. If you want the Theme Options panel, exclusive widgets and shortcodes, or priority support, you'll need the premium product from the pricing page.
What Comes With Premium Products
According to the site, all premium themes share these characteristics:
- Responsive design optimized for smartphones and tablets
- Theme Options for customization without writing code
- Translation support through .po files, with English as the default language
- Exclusive widgets and shortcodes that add features to your site
- Quick support described as easy to understand for non-experts
- Constant updates to stay compatible with the latest WordPress version
The site also states that its products are used by "thousands of people" and emphasizes fast, secure code as a core practice. These are the vendor's own claims; the pricing page is where you confirm what a specific purchase includes.
Products in the Current Catalog
The site's "Latest WordPress projects" section names these items:
- Cresta Addons — widgets for the Elementor page builder
- Elementare — a onepage, blog, and WooCommerce theme
- Ansia — a fresh, minimal theme
- Cresta WhatsApp Chat — a one-click WhatsApp contact plugin
Not every item is labeled premium or free on the homepage, so check each product's page or the pricing page before assuming a cost.
Practical Steps
- Go to crestaproject.com/pricing/ from the main navigation.
- Review the plans and what each includes.
- Compare against the free versions if budget is a concern—the site supports trying free themes first.
- For pre-purchase questions, the site points to its support channel; a testimonial notes the team responded quickly and even added a feature on request.
Common Sticking Points
- Assuming the pricing page covers free products. It doesn't; free themes and plugins are distributed separately.
- Expecting published prices elsewhere. The site's homepage and product descriptions don't state costs, so don't rely on third-party summaries for current pricing.
- Confusing plugins and themes. Cresta Addons and Cresta WhatsApp Chat are plugins, not themes; confirm which category a product falls under before buying.
If the pricing page doesn't answer a specific question about licensing or what's included, contact CrestaProject support directly—the site presents responsive support as one of its main selling points.