Next.js Template Bundle: 20 Production Sites for $79 — What You Get
A clear breakdown of every template in the bundle — what each site includes, which niches it covers, and why the math works out for freelancers and indie hackers.
The bundle at a glance
| What | Detail |
|---|---|
| Templates included | 20 complete, multi-page websites |
| Stack | Next.js 16 (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind v4 |
| Build status | Every template passes tsc and next build on a fresh clone |
| Download | Instant ZIP, no account required |
| License | Commercial — use on client projects, revenue products |
| Updates | Lifetime — all future template improvements included |
| Price | $79 one-time (about $3.95 per site) |
| Refund policy | 30-day no-questions-asked money-back guarantee |
What every template includes
Each of the 20 templates ships with the same quality baseline:
- Multiple real pages — not a single landing page. Each template has a home page plus the niche-specific pages that site actually needs (menu, services detail, pricing, case studies, booking form, etc.).
- Working forms — reservation, inquiry, contact, and signup forms with client-side validation. Not just a
<form>with no handler. - Responsive mobile layout — all sections adapt to mobile; navigation collapses to a hamburger menu with proper keyboard support.
- SEO metadata — each page has proper
<title>,description, canonical URL and Open Graph tags already wired in. - Dark/light mode — CSS custom properties throughout, so toggling theme or adjusting colors is a one-file change.
- One-file customization — brand colors, fonts and key copy are extracted to a single config file in each template, so you are not hunting through 50 components to change the primary color.
The 20 templates, by category
SaaS & Tech (5 templates)
- Modern SaaS — multi-page SaaS site: home, features, pricing, integrations, blog and contact.
- AI Startup — AI product landing with features, pricing, about, blog and a working contact form.
- Mobile App — promo site for a mobile app: features, how it works, pricing and download/contact pages.
- Newsletter — creator site with features, pricing, example issues and a working subscribe form.
- Web3 & Crypto — neutral product site with features, tokenomics, roadmap and FAQ. No investment claims.
Agency & Services (2 templates)
- Digital Agency — services, case study detail pages, about and a working inquiry form.
- Construction — services, project detail pages, about and a quote form.
Food & Hospitality (3 templates)
- Restaurant & Cafe — categorized menu, gallery, about and a working reservation form.
- Restaurant Reservation — reservation-focused site with menu and a form that returns a reference number.
- Hotel Booking — room list and room detail pages, amenities, gallery and a working booking form.
Health & Beauty (3 templates)
- Fitness & Gym — classes, weekly schedule, trainers, membership plans and contact.
- Dental Clinic — treatments and detail pages, team, about and a working appointment form.
- Barber & Salon — priced services, gallery, team and an online booking form.
Commerce & Education (3 templates)
- E-Commerce — filter/sort product grid, product detail, working cart + demo checkout, about and contact.
- Online Course — course list, course detail with curriculum, instructor, pricing and contact.
- Real Estate — filterable listings, listing detail pages, about and an inquiry form.
Professional & Personal (4 templates)
- Law Firm — practice areas and detail pages, attorney bios, about and a consultation form.
- Photography Portfolio — categorized galleries and detail pages, about, packages/pricing and booking.
- Event & Conference — agenda, speaker detail pages, ticket tiers and a registration form.
- Personal CV — about/resume, portfolio detail pages, blog and contact with a CV download.
Why 20 templates at $79?
A web agency starts at around $3,000 for a single custom site, and rises from there. The bundle is $79 for all 20, which works out to about $3.95 per complete multi-page site.
If you are a freelancer delivering client sites, the bundle pays for itself on the first project. If you are an indie hacker launching products across niches, it is the cheapest way to always have a tested baseline ready. If you only ever need one site and will never touch Next.js again, a free starter may serve you fine — no pressure.
Who the bundle is for
- Freelancers and agencies who deliver client sites across different industries and want a consistent, commercial-licensed base.
- Indie hackers and founders who launch multiple products and do not want to rebuild from scratch every time.
- Developers learning Next.js 16 who want real-world examples across many different UI patterns — not toy counter apps.
Live demos and purchase
Every template below has a working Vercel demo you can click through before buying. Use the card buttons to view the live site or go straight to checkout.
