Sublime — Free SaaS Product Website Template
Sublime is a free six-page template for a software product or subscription service. The homepage moves from a hero through business presentation, business growth and Standout from the crowd sections, then a More Benefits block and an Our Products block. A tour page walks through the product’s benefits, the pricing page offers Personal, Advance and Business plans with a FAQ, and the blog lists six posts followed by the same FAQ. Log-in and sign-up pages carry their own forms. The demo uses placeholder copy. It runs on Bootstrap 5 with vanilla JavaScript and no jQuery.
Key features
- Homepage with a hero and business presentation, business growth and Standout from the crowd sections
- More Benefits and Our Products feature blocks
- Tour page that walks through product benefits
- Pricing page with Personal, Advance (marked Most popular) and Business plans
- Five-question FAQ on the pricing and blog pages
- Blog page with six post entries
- Log-in form (3 fields) and sign-up form (5 fields) on their own pages
- Footer-style block with About, Blog and Contact columns
- animate.css and icomoon.css loaded
Best for
- SaaS and subscription software products
- Startups that need pricing, tour and account pages
- Product sites that pair a blog with the marketing pages
At a glance
- Stack: Bootstrap 5, vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery
- 6 pages: index.html, tour.html, pricing.html, blog.html, login.html, signup.html
- Log-in and sign-up forms are front-end only; there is no account system behind them
- Assets: bootstrap.min.css, icomoon.css, animate.css, style.min.css, custom.css, bootstrap.bundle.min.js, main.js, custom.js
- Demo text is placeholder copy
- Licence: free for personal and commercial use, including client work; attribution optional. Full terms: uicookies.com/license
How to use it
Download the zip, unzip it and open index.html in a browser. Replace the placeholder text, plan details and FAQ answers in each HTML file. Put your own style overrides in custom.css rather than the minified style.min.css; scripts are main.js and custom.js on top of bootstrap.bundle.min.js. The log-in and sign-up forms need your app or a backend before they do anything. Upload the folder to any static host.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Sublime for commercial or client projects?
Yes. Sublime is free for personal and commercial use, including client work, and there are no paid tiers. Attribution is optional but always welcome, so you can keep or remove the footer credit. Full terms: uicookies.com/license
Does Sublime need jQuery?
No. Sublime loads Bootstrap 5 and vanilla JavaScript in main.js and custom.js, with no jQuery.
Is Sublime only for software products?
Its pages are shaped for a SaaS or subscription product: tour, pricing, log in and sign up. The homepage and blog are generic enough for a service business if you drop the account pages.
Do the log-in and sign-up pages work?
They are front-end forms only and send nothing on their own. Connect them to your application or an authentication service to make them work.
