Questions, answered.

Yes. Every template has a live demo. Click on any theme on the site to see a live preview. Browse all templates

All customers receive ongoing bug fixes, performance improvements, and compatibility updates (Astro, Tailwind, JS, etc.).

• Personal & Studio: You receive every update and future theme permanently.
• Team & Agency: Every seat on your license receives all updates and future themes permanently.

If a theme receives a major redesign, the previous version remains available as a tagged GitHub release.

No. Tools like Figma, Sketch, or Penpot are not included. Lexington Themes focuses on production-ready code, not static design assets.

All templates are built with Astro and Tailwind CSS. Interactive components use lightweight Vanilla JS, no React, Vue, or heavy dependencies required.

Yes. Basic HTML/CSS knowledge is required to customize your template. Recommended starting points:

• Astro
• Tailwind CSS
• MDN Web Docs
• Sanity CMS

No. Lexington Themes are code-based Astro templates, not builder themes. They are not compatible with WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Shopify, Joomla, or similar platforms.

You may adapt parts of the code for custom setups, but this is unsupported and must not result in:

• Redistributing themes or derivatives as templates
• Builder-exportable layouts
• Theme packs for third-party marketplaces

You can integrate a headless CMS such as Contentful, Payload, Sanity, etc.

Every license is a one-time payment with lifetime access. Pick by who is using it and what you need:

• Personal (1 seat): All current and future Astro themes for one individual, with updates, GitHub access, and support.
• Studio (1 seat): Everything in Personal, plus the Sanity and EmDash CMS variants, the Remotion video templates and the Morrisson editor.
• Team (10 seats): All current and future Astro themes for up to ten people in one organization.
• Agency (10 seats): The full toolkit (themes with Sanity and EmDash CMS variants, Remotion video templates, and the Morrisson editor) for up to ten people, with priority support.

There are no subscriptions and no recurring fees. Full details are on the License page.

No, I keep it simple: single themes are $89 for Astro and $129 for Sanity or EmDash, and all themes start at $99 (Personal) for every Astro theme. Studio and Agency add all Sanity and EmDash CMS variants. No discount codes needed; the price you see is the price at checkout.

Exclusive rights, extended licenses, and IP transfers are not included in the standard license.

For exclusive usage, distribution rights, or IP ownership (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, SaaS exports, etc.), email michaelandreuzzavega[@]gmail.com. Handled case by case. Details: Extended Licensing.

Yes:

• Personal & Studio: Permanent GitHub access for 1 seat.
• Team & Agency: Permanent GitHub access for each of the 10 seats.

Your access never expires. Any code you've forked or cloned locally remains yours to keep.

No. Repository access must belong to a real Licensed User covered by your purchase. Bot-only accounts, AI-agent accounts, automation accounts, scraper accounts, indexer accounts, shared accounts, fake accounts, and accounts not actively controlled by a Licensed User are not allowed.

You also may not request or attempt to install, authorize, or connect GitHub Apps, OAuth apps, bots, AI agents, automation tools, scrapers, indexers, or similar third-party services to the Lexington Themes GitHub organization or repositories.

Using these accounts or requesting these integrations may result in repository access being suspended or terminated without refund.

A growing pack of motion templates built with Remotion and React: reels, social loops, website hero videos, promo films, trailers, typography, charts, app showcases and 3D device mockups, logo stings, intros, outros, captions, notifications and more. Every template is plain React you own, with your copy, images and colours as props. See all templates

• Studio: Yes, included.
• Agency: Yes, included for all seats.
• Personal & Team: No. It is sold as a standalone pack on the Remotion page.

Like the themes: a private GitHub repository through Polar. Link your GitHub account, accept the invitation, then fork or download the repo.

Not for the basics. You swap images and text by editing props in Remotion Studio and render with one command. Deeper customization (changing animations or layouts) is plain React.

Remotion is free for individuals and companies of up to three people. Larger companies need their own Remotion company license, which is not included.

A server your coding agent talks to. It holds 2354 finished screens cut from 54 Lexington themes, with each theme's tokens, fonts, small components and design rules. The agent pulls what the page needs and writes the files into your project. How it works

Yes. Without a key the catalogue tools work and the Prima Persona theme is fully open. Point your agent at the server, ask for a landing page in Prima Persona, see what comes out.

No. The native output is Astro components with Tailwind CSS 4. Ask for React and you get each section as a TSX component, ready for Next, Vite or Remix; ask for HTML and you get flat markup with every class expanded, for Vue, Svelte or plain sites. The host needs Tailwind 4 and the theme's tokens, nothing else.

Yes. Add @lexington to the registries in your components.json with your key in the Authorization header, then npx shadcn add @lexington/<theme>-<group>-<section>. The theme's tokens land in your @theme block, the component in components/lexington/. Same catalogue, same licence, no MCP client needed.

Each theme ships a design skill: its type recipes, colour roles, spacing, components, do and don't. get_skill writes it into your project (.cursor/skills or .claude/skills, or a block for AGENTS.md) together with the Lexington sections rules, so when you ask the agent to tweak or extend a section it stays on brand without another round trip to the server.

Fair use is 1,000 section pulls per key per month, which is a lot of websites. It resets on the first. Team plans have five keys.

A theme license gives you the theme repositories to build from. The MCP gives your agent the same sections one at a time, described, searchable and mixable across themes, plus the design rules so it does not redesign them. Different tool, same catalogue.

For a stretch, yes. Studio includes the Personal plan and Agency the Team plan for 3 months, counted from the purchase. The key arrives with the Polar receipt and sits in your customer portal. When it ends, a yearly key on the MCP page keeps it going, and anything the agent already wrote into your projects stays yours. Personal and Team do not include it.

Any time from the Polar customer portal. The key stops working at the end of the paid period, and what the agent already wrote into your projects stays yours under the Lexington licence.

A desktop editor for Astro content: frontmatter as forms instead of hand-edited YAML, a Markdown editor with image drag-and-drop, autosave, file history, and publishing with a preflight check so you never touch the terminal. Native app for macOS, Windows and Linux, about 15 MB. See Morrisson

• Studio: Yes, one seat.
• Agency: Yes, for all seats.
• Personal & Team: No. It is sold on its own for a one-time $29.

It is built for Astro content collections: Markdown entries with frontmatter. The forms read your collection schema, so strings, dates, booleans and nested objects show up as the right inputs, and missing required fields are flagged before you publish. Publishing goes through Git, so it fits projects that already live in a repository.

No subscription. You buy once and Polar issues your licence key, whether you bought Morrisson on its own or as part of Studio or Agency. Enter it in the app. The licence covers one person on up to two computers at a time, and updates are included.

From the Morrisson page: the .dmg for macOS (Apple Silicon), the .exe for Windows or the .AppImage for Linux. After that, Morrisson checks for updates on launch and installs them in one click.

Install it on the new computer and enter your key. If both slots are taken, Morrisson shows a Manage devices button that opens your Polar customer portal, where you can remove the old computer.

A Sanity CMS starter for Astro where every page is built from blocks: 91 blocks in 178 layouts, Visual Editing with click to edit, 12 collections, forms that land in a Studio Inbox, redirects and SEO. You start each client site from it and keep the code. Read the docs

A theme is a finished design for one kind of site, with its pages already laid out. Even the Sanity versions let editors change the content, not the page structure. The Page Builder has no fixed pages. Editors compose any page in Sanity Studio from blocks, in any order, and you start every client site from it, adding blocks, collections and layouts as you go. It also comes with what a client site needs in production: Visual Editing, forms, redirects and SEO.

None. It is sold on its own as a one-time purchase, outside Full Access.

Only the seats. Personal is for one developer, Team for up to 10 people in the same organization. Both get the same repository, updates and unlimited client sites.

Yes, for as many as you build. You hand each client their finished site with its Studio, but not the starter itself. Read the license

Through private GitHub repository access via Polar. After checkout, connect your GitHub account in the Polar portal and accept the invite to the repository. Updates land in the same repository. Read the setup guide

No. A free Sanity account is enough to run the Studio, the demo content and Visual Editing. The site runs on any host that runs Node, Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare.

Making Your Codebase AI-Ready is a short book on the files that turn generic AI pages into on-brand ones: a design skill, an AGENTS.md project brief and scoped Cursor rules. Eight chapters, from why AI output looks generic to a tool-by-tool setup for Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot and friends. See the guide

The PDF plus six fill-in templates, delivered through private GitHub repository access via Polar, with lifetime updates. Working through the runbook takes a real codebase from cold to AI-ready in two to three hours.

No. The guide is sold on its own for a one-time $29.

No. The examples come from a shipping Lexington theme, but the method applies to any codebase.

Yes:

• Personal, Studio & Team: Lifetime email support.
• Agency: Priority lifetime support.

More details: Support page

Yes. Purchases, GitHub access, and invoices are handled through Polar. After checkout, link your GitHub account in the portal to accept repository invitations for your themes. Access your library in the Polar customer portal.