Creative Tim Marketplace

Creative Tim Marketplace is a catalog of downloadable templates, UI kits, themes, and dashboards for web projects. It suits developers and makers assembling products across different frameworks, especially those who also want workflow resources or AI-building tools. Its breadth is useful, but it is not a single app-building environment, and support has clear boundaries.

Overview

The marketplace combines familiar project assets with resources for automation and AI-assisted workflows. Filters cover React, Vue, Angular, Tailwind, Laravel, n8n, React Native, Flutter, iOS, and Android, giving teams working across stacks several kinds of starting material in one place. Buyers should still assess each product individually: the catalog does not make every asset suitable for every project.

Key features

Products include admin dashboards, UI kits, and free and premium templates. UI kits provide sample landing, e-commerce, and blog pages, along with pre-made sections and elements. That can speed up assembling common page structures, though it leaves the work of adapting those building blocks to the project.

Creative Tim says materials used to create its free products can be downloaded under the MIT License, which makes the free catalog an appealing starting point for projects that can use those materials on those terms. The site also offers shadcn/ui blocks compatible with v0, Lovable, Replit, and other AI platforms, with Registry and MCP support. More than 200 n8n workflow templates cover examples such as Gmail, Gemini, YouTube, and TikTok; these broaden the marketplace beyond visual assets for people building automations.

The All Access Pass includes an AI App Builder with monthly credits and estimated app builds and chat messages. Those estimates offer a way to compare tiers, but they are estimates rather than a guarantee of a particular output. Premium product support covers help with product features, bug fixes, and functionality that does not work as advertised. It does not include human-based support for free products, third-party plugin compatibility, or hosting and server issues, so buyers who depend on help with their full stack should plan accordingly.

Pricing

The marketplace is freemium: free templates are available to browse and download, while paid products start at $19 one-time. That entry price is for paid marketplace products; the separate Access Pass subscriptions are priced as follows.

PlanPriceIncluded AI App Builder capacityFree marketplace templatesfreeFree templates to browse and downloadBasic Access Pass — monthly$29 a month3,900 credits/month; ~130 estimated Haiku app builds or ~390 chat messages/monthPRO Access Pass — monthly$49 a month6,900 credits/month; ~230 estimated Haiku app builds or ~690 chat messages/month; 3 OpenClaw/Hermes agentsBusiness Access Pass — monthly$89 a month9,900 credits/month; ~330 estimated Haiku app builds or ~990 chat messages/month; 10 OpenClaw/Hermes agentsBasic Access Pass — annual$199 a year3,900 credits/month; ~130 estimated Haiku app builds or ~390 chat messages/monthPRO Access Pass — annual$349 a year6,900 credits/month; ~230 estimated Haiku app builds or ~690 chat messages/month; 3 OpenClaw/Hermes agentsBusiness Access Pass — annual$599 a year9,900 credits/month; ~330 estimated Haiku app builds or ~990 chat messages/month; 10 OpenClaw/Hermes agentsThe free option fits shoppers who want to try the template catalog without a subscription. Basic is the lower-cost pass for users who want the stated AI builder credit allocation but do not need the additional agents included with PRO and Business. PRO and Business raise the monthly credit and estimated usage allowance, and add 3 and 10 OpenClaw/Hermes agents respectively. Annual Basic, PRO, and Business are each presented as saving 43% compared with monthly billing; choose annual billing only if the longer commitment suits your expected use.

Creative Tim's terms say order payments are handled by 2Checkout rather than processed on its website. Buyers should check the terms for the particular product and support needs before purchasing.

Platforms

Creative Tim's platform coverage spans web, Android, and iOS. The catalog's framework and tool filters include mobile-oriented options such as React Native and Flutter as well as iOS and Android, alongside web technologies. This is useful for browsing resources across project types, but buyers should confirm that an individual item fits their intended platform.

Who it's for

Developers and makers who want reusable layouts, dashboards, or UI elements across different frameworks are the clearest fit. Founders, no-coders, and marketers may also find value in the AI-building and workflow resources, particularly the n8n templates and shadcn/ui integrations. It is less suitable for someone seeking one complete hosted application or guaranteed help with third-party plugins and infrastructure.

Pros and cons

Pros: Broad filters across web and mobile frameworks make it easier to find assets suited to varied stacks.

Pros: UI kits include example pages and reusable sections, providing more structure than isolated visual components.

Pros: Free templates and MIT-licensed materials used in free products offer a low-commitment way to start.

Pros: More than 200 n8n workflows and shadcn/ui integrations extend the catalog into automation and AI-assisted building.

Cons: Free products do not receive human-based support, and premium support excludes plugin compatibility and hosting or server issues.

Cons: The marketplace's downloadable assets are building blocks, not an end-to-end app platform.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of website template marketplaces, see the category directory. Choose Framer instead if you want a freemium website builder with a free tier that includes design pages, CMS collections, and a free Framer domain. Drupal is a better fit for teams seeking a free, open-source CMS prepared for self-hosting and willing to handle the technical setup. For commerce operations rather than a template catalog, BigCommerce offers a paid plan with a stated GMV threshold and payment-provider fee. Webflow AI is worth considering if you want a freemium web platform with a free tier that includes Webflow AI and an MCP server. Joomla suits buyers looking for a free GPL-licensed CMS download. BootstrapMade may suit people comparing free web templates with a personal-project license and its stated restrictions. Shopify is an alternative to consider for an online store platform. Webflow Marketplace is another freemium template marketplace, with free templates available for personal and commercial projects.

Verdict

Creative Tim Marketplace is a good choice for developers and makers who want a varied supply of reusable project assets, with automation and AI-building resources as useful extras. Its free catalog and broad framework filters make it easy to explore before paying, while the Access Pass tiers offer defined AI builder allocations for users who need them. Look elsewhere if you need an end-to-end hosted product or support that extends to third-party plugins and server issues.