Eight sections, side by side — six call-to-action shapes and the two full sections that came off the homepage when Proof and Spotlight took their slots. Each obeys the one-primary-button rule on its own; this page does not, because comparing them is the point. Copy is a prop on the six, and the defaults are real, which means they are also real claims.
| Section | Ground | Reach for it when | Watch out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Band | tone-ink | The single biggest ask on a page. Dark, full width, display type. | One per page. Two dark bands and neither of them interrupts anything. |
| Split | tone-lavender | Asking for effort — sell here, submit work, apply. Lavender is people and craft. | The three points must stay concrete. “Great community” is where this one dies. |
| Offer | paper | A price, what it was, and when it stops. No tone — the number carries it. | An offer with no end is just a price. Keep the deadline honest. |
| Inline | surface | The quiet ask. One field, one button, one line of small print. | The only one with a form. Wire it to a server action or leave it disabled. |
| Spotlight | tone-accent | The offer again, louder — the accent as the whole field. For a price you want noticed rather than believed. | One per page, and never alongside Offer. Two offers is a sale, and a sale is a different kind of shop. |
| Proof | tone-cobalt | Numbers first, then the ask. Cobalt is data and proof. | Every figure should be one somebody could check. Invented stats are the fastest way to lose the argument. |
| Designer band | tone-lime | Recruiting sellers. The grey band, with the review written out step by step beside it. | Say the bar plainly and warmly: what we look for, not how many we turn down. A harsh first line reads as a warning, not an invitation (Pleurat, 24 October 2026). |
| Tool counts | paper | Proof by arithmetic — how many templates hold a live test in each tool. | Every figure is counted from the live templates. Hand-typing one is how the badge quietly stops being true. |
<CtaBand />We test every claim by hand. A listing names a tool only once the template has passed in it, with the date beside the name.
<CtaSplit />Apply for the designer pilot with existing work. We confirm commercial terms and launch arrangements before asking you to prepare a submission. Designer sales are not open yet.
<CtaOffer />Every listing is designed in our studio, judged by hand and tested in the tools it names. Launch pricing holds for a limited time.
Launch pricing, for a limited time
One end project per licence. Extended licences are unaffected.
<CtaInline />One email when a new template ships. Nothing else.
<CtaSpotlight />Every listing is a finished site, designed in our studio at AI speed and judged by hand, with the rules an AI tool needs written into it.
Launch pricing, for a limited time
One end project per licence. Extended licences are unaffected.
<CtaProof />Anyone can list a template. The claim worth paying for is that we imported it into your tool, edited it, and wrote down the date.
<DesignerCta />We review every template designers send us with care. Looking right is the start; it also has to keep working when an AI tool starts changing it, because that is what our buyers will do first.
Applications are open for our designer pilot. Designer sales have not opened yet. Sena’s commission is 15% of the sale price; actual payment processing fees are deducted from your share. Your work stays yours.
steps, by hand
processing fees separate
days before renewal
The review, in full
Every tool named on a listing has passed all four, with a date. A pass that lapses comes off the listing until it passes again — yours included.
<ToolCounts />Every count is a template we took through four steps, by hand, in that tool.