Every Pro Block, for $99 once.
119 finished sections and pages across 20 categories — dashboard, auth, pricing, product detail and more — built on the same Base UI primitives as the free registry and installed with the same shadcn CLI.
Launch price: $99 instead of the regular $249. The license you buy today covers every Block released after it.
| Group | Categories | Blocks |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Dashboard, Auth, Profile, Account, App Shell, Empty State, Stats | 39 Blocks |
| Marketing | Logo Cloud, CTA, Pricing, FAQ, Hero, Footer, Feature, Contact, Header | 50 Blocks |
| AI & Agents | AI Chat | 3 Blocks |
| eCommerce | Product Category, Product Detail, Coupon | 27 Blocks |
SevenUI Pro license
Launch price$99Regular price $249
One payment, at the launch price.
- License
- Lifetime. No subscription, nothing to renew.
- Seats
- One developer. A team buys one license per developer.
- Projects
- Unlimited — personal, commercial, and client work.
- Catalog
- Every Block, including the ones released after you buy.
- Key
- Issued the moment checkout completes, kept in your account.
- Refund
- Full refund within 14 days, no reason needed.
Checkout runs on Polar, the merchant of record, which handles tax and your invoice. By buying you agree to the Terms.
The catalog, as it stands today.
119 Blocks in 20 categories. Every cover is a screenshot of a real Block; open a category to preview each one.
Application
Blocks for product interfaces: dashboards, sign-in flows, app shells, profiles, account settings, stats, and the empty states in between.
39 Blocks · 7 categories
- Dashboard5 BlocksOperational overviews and stat surfaces: revenue and KPI dashboards, incident queues, monthly statements, and master/detail desks with charts and tables.

- Auth3 BlocksSign-in, sign-up, and account access flows: email and password, magic links, social providers, SSO-first sign-in, and password reset screens.

- Profile4 BlocksIdentity surfaces that present a person to everyone else: profile pages with covers and tabs, contact cards, activity records, and archival registers.

- Account2 BlocksSelf-service surfaces for your own identity and account state: a profile editor with a save bar that names what changed, and a visibility-aware account card.

- App Shell3 BlocksSidebar-driven frames that hold a product's navigation, context, and account: documentation studios, support cockpits, and delivery consoles.

- Empty State6 BlocksWhat a table or a card grid shows before it holds a single record: first-run checklists, invite prompts, starter templates, and filtered-empty states.

- Stats16 BlocksA number given enough context to act on — a comparison, a ceiling, a history, a split or a target.

Marketing
Blocks for landing pages and campaigns: heroes, headers, features, logo clouds, pricing, FAQs, calls to action, contact sections, and footers.
50 Blocks · 9 categories
- Logo Cloud4 BlocksCustomer logo sets that carry social proof: editorial citation splits, marquee bands, ruled customer registers, and selectable logo walls with results.

- CTA6 BlocksClosing sections that turn intent into an action: billboard statements, single-field email capture, two-route forks, and copyable install commands.

- Pricing5 BlocksPlan and price surfaces that help a visitor choose a tier: tier sheets with a monthly/annual switch, comparison matrices, and usage-based calculators.

- FAQ5 BlocksQuestion-and-answer sections that clear the last objections before a visitor commits: search-first, topic-filtered, master/detail, and sticky-margin FAQs.

- Hero9 BlocksOpening sections that state the offer and prove it in the first viewport: typographic claims, install commands, live product demos, and customer proof.

- Footer5 BlocksPage-ending surfaces that carry wayfinding, trust signals, and the legal record: link directories, status lines, changelog signup, and search-first footers.

- Feature5 BlocksCapability sections that answer what the product actually does, and show it working: alternating showcases, bento walls, reference tables, and timelines.

- Contact5 BlocksSections that open a conversation — a form, a routed desk, an office, or a door to walk through.

- Header6 BlocksTop-of-page navigation that carries the brand, the menus a visitor browses, and the next step to take.

AI & Agents
Blocks for assistants, agent runs, and the surfaces around a model: chat layouts with history, run steps, sources, and a panel for the details.
3 Blocks · 1 category
eCommerce
Blocks for storefronts — browsing, choosing, and buying: department and category indexes, product detail pages, and discount code offers.
27 Blocks · 3 categories
- Product Category10 BlocksCategory indexes that show a shop's departments and route a browser into one: ruled contents pages, photo mosaics, filter toolbars, and department rails.

- Product Detail7 BlocksThe page a shopper decides on: photography, the variant they pick, the detail they check, and the proof they read before buying.

- Coupon10 BlocksDiscount codes on offer — cards, banners, strips and sections that hand a shopper a code: promo fields, code directories, flash sales, and scratch-off cards.

Your key is the only new thing.
Pro Blocks install from the same @sevenui registry as the free tiers. The shadcn CLI sends your key as a bearer token; everything after that works exactly like the free primitives — source in your repo, yours to change. Three steps, once per project.
Step 1: Put the key in your environment
Add it to .env.local (or .env) or your host's secret settings. Keep it out of committed files; anyone holding it installs as you.
.envnever committedSEVENUI_PRO_KEY=<your key>Step 2: Send the key with @sevenui
Give the @sevenui registry an Authorization header in components.json, once. The CLI then sends your key with every @sevenui install, so set SEVENUI_PRO_KEY wherever you run it.
components.json"registries": { "@sevenui": { "url": "https://sevenui.dev/r/{name}.json", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${SEVENUI_PRO_KEY}" } } }Step 3: Add any Block by name
The same CLI as the free tiers. The source lands in your repo.
terminalnpx shadcn@latest add @sevenui/pro/dashboard-01
What the license lets you do.
You can
- Use Pro Blocks in as many personal and commercial projects as you like.
- Change them freely and ship them inside your own apps and sites.
- Build client work with them, including projects you hand over to the client.
- Ship compiled or deployed applications that contain Pro Blocks.
You can't
- Redistribute, resell, or publish the Pro source — in a public repo, a template, a course, or a starter kit.
- Use the Pro code to build a competing component library, block collection, UI kit, or registry.
- Share your license key or account with anyone outside your license.
Questions, answered plainly.
- What exactly am I buying today?
- A lifetime license to the Pro catalog: everything listed on this page is live now, and new Blocks reach your key as they ship. We don't promise a date or a particular Block — if you need one that isn't here yet, wait for it, or use the refund window.
- Why $99 instead of $249?
- $99 is the launch price; the regular price is $249. What you pay at checkout is all you ever pay — when the launch price ends, the regular price applies only to new purchases.
- Is this a subscription?
- No. One payment, a license that doesn't expire, and no renewal to cancel.
- How many people can use one license?
- One developer. If three people on your team work with the Pro source, that's three licenses. People who only use the finished app need nothing.
- Can I use Pro Blocks in client work?
- Yes — including projects you build for a client and hand over to them. What you can't do is sell or publish the Pro source itself as a product.
- Where is my license key?
- It's issued right after checkout. Sign in to your account with the email you paid with and copy it from there. It's also in the receipt email from Polar.
- How do refunds work?
- Within 14 days of purchase, for any reason: email mail@sevenui.dev from your account's address, or ask Polar directly. The money goes back to your original payment method and the key is revoked.
- Can I request a Block that isn't in the catalog?
- Yes — license holders can email a request from the address they paid with. See Block Request for what to include.
- Who handles payment and tax?
- Polar is the merchant of record. They process the payment, apply sales tax or VAT where it's due, and issue your invoice. We never see your card details.
- Do the free tiers change if I don't buy?
- No. The Primitives and Components stay free and MIT licensed. Pro Blocks are license-gated items in the same @sevenui registry.
$249, now $99.
The full lifetime license at the launch price.
Refundable within 14 days.




















