FrontTheme sells premium WordPress themes, HTML/XD templates, and free open-source plugins built by an independent designer. See pricing, features, and FAQs.
Category
Design
Pricing
One-time purchase per theme or template (roughly $14-$29), plus several free, open-source WordPress plugins, from 14
FrontTheme is an independent digital-product studio founded in 2019 by Bangladesh-based designer and developer Faruk Ahmed. The site sells premium WordPress themes (built for Elementor), HTML5 templates, and Adobe XD template files for individual purchase, alongside a set of free, open-source WordPress plugins maintained on GitHub — including ThemePlus (a React-based theme options framework), OneMeta (a visual custom-fields builder), Simple Post Like (a post-reaction plugin), and Zoomora (a dependency-free JavaScript lightbox library). Products are aimed at freelance designers, small agencies, and WordPress developers who want ready-made, code-light starting points for portfolio, agency, and e-commerce sites rather than building from scratch. FrontTheme is the original creator of its listed themes and templates, not a reseller of third-party assets, and Ahmed also offers custom WordPress development and print-design services alongside the packaged products.
Key Features
Mou – Elementor WordPress Theme — A customizable, code-light WordPress theme built for the Elementor page builder, aimed at portfolio and creative-agency sites; sold as a one-time purchase (~$29).
HTML5 & Adobe XD Template Packs — A catalog of HTML5 and Adobe XD design templates (Nijhum, Moyuri, Kenakata, Karim) for freelance and agency portfolio/e-commerce sites, priced roughly $14-$29 each as one-time purchases.
ThemePlus Theme Options Framework — A free, open-source WordPress plugin providing a React-based theme options UI with 30+ field types, conditional logic, sections/subsections, import/export, and a REST API for developers building custom themes.
OneMeta Custom Fields Builder — A free, open-source WordPress plugin with a visual drag-and-drop custom-fields builder and live PHP preview.
Simple Post Like — A free, open-source WordPress plugin that adds a clean, themeable post-reaction/like button.
Zoomora Lightbox Library — A free, dependency-free JavaScript lightbox library with smart zoom, gallery support, and fullscreen mode.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Original creator of its own themes and templates rather than a reseller, with transparent one-time pricing shown per product
Ships several genuinely free, open-source WordPress plugins (ThemePlus, OneMeta, Simple Post Like, Zoomora) alongside its paid catalog
Founder has a verifiable freelance track record (150+ Freelancer.com reviews, 24 Envato products) backing the WordPress/design work
Cons
Very small, one-person operation — no team, so support capacity and long-term maintenance depend on a single founder
Pricing isn't listed for several template variants, and there is no subscription or bundle option for buyers who want ongoing access to new releases
Catalog is narrow (a handful of WordPress themes and template packs) compared to larger marketplaces