BootstrapMade vs Flowbase

BootstrapMade offers downloadable website templates and Bootstrap themes, with free and premium options, plus an online builder for customizing and exporting projects. Its About page describes more than 179 free Bootstrap themes and over 9,635,794 downloads. The maker says its templates are responsive and compatible across different browsers. Bootstrap Builder supports edits to layouts, sections, text, colors, HTML, and CSS; projects can span multiple pages, use Google Fonts or system typefaces, and be organized or switched between. The Free License costs nothing and permits personal projects on unlimited websites or domains, but requires footer credit and excludes client work. Premium Plan - Annual Access costs $99 a year as a one-time payment for 12 months of access. Premium Plan - Lifetime Access costs $99, paid once as a one-time payment. Both premium plans include pro templates, the builder, unlimited domains, websites, projects, and exports, commercial and client work, PHP/AJAX forms, Sass/SCSS files, and email support. Each license is for one developer; templates and builder projects cannot be resold or mass redistributed.

Flowbase is a website component library for Webflow, Figma, and Framer, offered through web and extension tools. It includes components plus illustrations, wireframes, icons, and Boosters. The site advertises more than 3,500 components, 1,000 premium illustrations, and 15,000 premium icons. Components copy to a device clipboard in a format compatible with the selected platform for direct pasting. Apps include a Figma Plugin, Webflow Chrome Extension, Webflow Boosters App, and Framer Plugin. The free Starter plan is free and includes 100+ free components, these tools, support, and a single-user license. Pro+ is $39 a month, billed monthly, adding premium libraries, Boosters, and priority support. Free products are available, but there is no free trial. Copying works on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, not Safari. Monthly accounts have a 200-copy limit.