Kitstarter offers 700+ responsive, BEM-organized layouts for Elementor, Bricks, Breakdance, Etch, and Figma. Free plan available; paid plans from $24/mo.
Kitstarter is a layout library aimed at web designers and developers who build sites with page builders. Instead of designing sections from scratch, users browse Kitstarter's library, click a layout, and insert it directly into their builder of choice. The library currently spans 700+ premium layouts plus a smaller free starter set, all built to be responsive, SEO-ready, and organized with BEM class naming so global styles can be overridden without rebuilding sections. Kitstarter supports Elementor and Bricks natively via plugins, plus Breakdance and Etch WP Builder, and ships a dedicated Figma kit for teams designing before they build. The library is updated monthly with new layouts, and every plan (including the free tier) includes a commercial usage license, so agencies and freelancers can use the sections in paid client work. Kitstarter offers a free plan with 30+ starter layouts, a Pro subscription (monthly or annual) unlocking the full 700+ layout library, and a lifetime one-time-purchase option, all backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.
Key Features
700+ Premium Layouts — A growing library of over 700 prebuilt, responsive website sections that can be browsed and inserted directly into your page builder.
Elementor & Bricks Plugins — Native plugins add the Kitstarter layout library directly inside Elementor and Bricks Builder, plus support for Breakdance and Etch WP Builder.
BEM Class Naming — Layouts are built with BEM class naming so designers can restyle sections globally instead of editing each instance individually.
Figma Kit — A dedicated Kitstarter Figma Kit lets teams import and design with the layout library before development.
Monthly Layout Updates — New layouts are added to the library every month to keep the collection current.
Commercial Use License — Every plan, including the free tier, includes a commercial usage license so freelancers and agencies can use layouts in paid client work.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Large library of 700+ layouts on paid plans, spanning many section/page types
Works across multiple builders (Elementor, Bricks, Breakdance, Etch) plus a dedicated Figma kit
BEM-based class structure makes global style overrides easier than typical builder markup
Free tier available with 30+ starter layouts and no time limit shown
One-time lifetime deal ($399) avoids ongoing subscription cost for heavy users
Commercial license included on every plan, including free
14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans reduces purchase risk
Cons
Only useful to users of the specific supported builders (Elementor, Bricks, Breakdance, Etch, Figma) — not builder-agnostic
Free plan is capped at 30+ starter layouts versus 700+ on paid tiers
No public information on company background, founding year, or team size
Only three pricing tiers listed publicly, with no visible agency/team seat plan