Question 1

What is SeaGit UI Templates?

Accepted Answer

SeaGit UI Templates is a downloadable source-code UI kit built with Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. It has 25+ reusable components plus 69 demo and component pages — dashboard, e-commerce, finance, community, job board, onboarding and a marketing landing page — with dark mode included. It is a set of files you own and edit, not a hosted service.

Question 2

How much does SeaGit UI Templates cost?

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It is a single one-time payment of $39 (USD). There is no subscription and no recurring fee — you download the source and keep it. Payment is processed by Stripe at checkout.

Question 3

What do I get for $39?

Accepted Answer

The full source: the component library, every demo page (dashboard, e-commerce, finance, community and more), dark mode, the pnpm lockfile and a README with setup instructions. You use it in unlimited personal and commercial projects.

Question 4

Can I try it before I buy?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every page in the kit is a live demo on this site, so you can open the dashboards, e-commerce screens, forms, modals and dropdowns and see exactly how they look and behave. Buying gives you the source code behind them.

Question 5

Can I use it for client and commercial projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The license lets you build unlimited personal and commercial end products, including for clients, as long as the end product is not itself a competing template, theme or UI kit. You may not resell or redistribute the kit.

Question 6

Do you offer refunds?

Accepted Answer

All purchases are final, because the kit is delivered instantly and can be copied. The limited exceptions are duplicate or accidental charges, a product that cannot be delivered or is materially broken, and consumer rights your local law does not let us exclude. See the refund policy for how to ask.

Question 7

How do I get the files after paying?

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Immediately. After the secure Stripe checkout you are redirected to a download page, and a download link is also emailed to you, so you can grab the zip right away.

Question 8

My download link expired or stopped working. What do I do?

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Download links are time-limited and can only be used a limited number of times. If yours says it has expired or reached its limit, contact us with the email you ordered with and your Stripe transaction reference and we will help.

Question 9

Is my payment information safe?

Accepted Answer

Card and billing details are collected and processed entirely by Stripe. We never see or store your full card number. The available payment methods are the ones Stripe shows at checkout.

Question 10

Which currency is it, and are taxes included?

Accepted Answer

The price is in US dollars. You are responsible for any applicable taxes that are not collected at checkout.

Question 11

How do I request a refund if I qualify?

Accepted Answer

Email contact@seagit.com within 30 days of purchase with your order email and transaction reference. Approved refunds go back to your original payment method through Stripe, typically within 5–10 business days.

Question 12

What does the license allow?

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A non-exclusive, perpetual, worldwide license to use the source code to build unlimited personal and commercial end products. It covers you and your development team within the purchasing organization. Any third-party open-source packages in the kit stay under their own licenses.

Question 13

Does my whole team need its own license?

Accepted Answer

No. One purchase covers you and your development team within the purchasing organization. Sharing the download link, token or account credentials with anyone outside your organization is not allowed.

Question 14

What am I not allowed to do?

Accepted Answer

You may not resell, redistribute, sublicense, rent or share the kit or its source code, in whole or in part, as-is or modified. You also may not make the kit, or a derivative that competes with it as a template, theme or UI kit, available to others.

Question 15

Can I put a project built with the kit in a public repository?

Accepted Answer

Be careful here. The terms do not allow making the kit or its source available to others, so a public repository that contains the kit’s source would count as redistribution. Websites and apps you build with it and deploy are fine; keep the repository private, or read the terms and contact us if you are unsure.

Question 16

What is the tech stack?

Accepted Answer

Next.js (Pages Router), React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, with dark mode built in using Tailwind’s dark variants. Exact versions are pinned in the package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml that ship with the kit.

Question 17

How do I run it after downloading?

Accepted Answer

Unzip it, open a terminal inside the extracted folder and run pnpm install, then pnpm dev. The dev server starts at http://localhost:3002 with hot reload. You need Node.js 22 or newer; pnpm 9+ is recommended, and npm or yarn also work but generate their own lockfile.

Question 18

Does it include a backend, authentication or payments?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a front-end UI kit. The demo pages run on mock data, and the data-driven components (Form, Select, Dropdown, grid) fetch from a URL you pass in through a small axios hook, so you can point them at your own API or feed them static data. There is no login, user database or payment code in the kit.

Question 19

Can I use the components in an existing Next.js project?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The components live in src/components and are plain React components styled with Tailwind, so you can copy the ones you need. Your project needs Tailwind CSS set up (see the kit’s tailwind.config.js) and the packages those components import, which are listed in package.json.

Question 20

How do I customize the design?

Accepted Answer

Styling is Tailwind CSS: change the theme in tailwind.config.js and the utility classes on each component. Routes and pages live in src/pages, so you can rename, remove or extend them like any Next.js project.

Question 21

Where can I deploy it?

Accepted Answer

Anywhere that runs a Next.js app — Vercel, a Node server or Docker. Run pnpm build then pnpm start to serve the production build. The kit also ships pnpm lint, pnpm check-types and pnpm test scripts.

Question 22

Which components are included?

Accepted Answer

More than 25 building blocks, including Button, Badge, Avatar, Accordion, Alert, Breadcrumb, Carousel, Checkbox, Radio, Dropdown, Drawer, Modal, Pagination, Tabs, Wizard, Tooltip, Skeleton, Tour guide, Drag & drop, Motion, Form and form fields, Grid view and Icons. Each has a live demo page.

Question 23

Which demo pages are included?

Accepted Answer

Dashboard (analytics and fintech, with charts), e-commerce (shop, product, cart, pay, orders, customers, invoices), finance (cards and transactions), tasks (kanban and list), job board, community (users, forum, meetups, feed, profile), four onboarding flows, a marketing landing page, and utility pages such as a changelog, roadmap and knowledge base.

Question 24

Is dark mode included?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Dark mode is part of the kit and works through Tailwind’s dark variants, so you can restyle it with the same config as everything else.

Question 25

How does it compare with other UI kits and templates?

Accepted Answer

The comparison page sets SeaGit UI Templates side by side with alternatives on price, what you get, stack, dark mode and source ownership, so you can decide whether it fits your project.

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