I kept watching the big marketplaces nickel-and-dime buyers. A sticker price of $19 turned into $37 by the time you cleared the extended-licence upsell and the author-support addon. For a static HTML template, that is a joke. So I built the plain version.
Every file here costs $5. I run it as a sole trader out of Australia. There is no account to make, no newsletter to dodge, no recurring charge waiting for you. You pick a template, you pay by card through Creem, and the zip link reaches your inbox inside a minute.
The library holds 1997 HTML and CSS templates spread across 43 niches: landing pages, SaaS, portfolio, admin dashboards, ecommerce, blog, medical, restaurant, real estate, education, and plenty more. Every card in the catalog carries its SKU, so you can paste it on the pricing page and buy that exact one.
I handle support personally at [email protected]. If something is wrong, that address goes to the same person who sold it.

Raw HTML, CSS, JS, fonts, images. Nothing minified beyond recognition, nothing stripped out.
Phone, tablet, laptop. The breakpoints are already in place.
Use it on paid client work and your own sites. No extended tier to buy later.
One payment, one delivery. You never get charged again.
You give me an email at checkout. That is the only identifier I need.
The price you see on the pricing page is the price you pay. No hidden fees, no license tiers added at the final step.
WebTemps. The whole shop is one person, which is why support is email only.