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Finding a decent free shadcn landing page template shouldn't be this hard. Most "best of" lists are aggregator spam: recycled links, broken GitHub repos, and screenshots that haven't been updated since 2023.
This one isn't that. Every free shadcn template below is live, maintained, and actually built on shadcn/ui, not "inspired by" it, not a Tailwind template with shadcn buttons glued on. Understanding why shadcn templates are trending in 2026 explains the ecosystem shift behind this list. If a template ships with bad defaults, outdated dependencies, or a dead repo, it didn't make the list.
You'll also notice the #1 pick is our own. Hiding that would be dishonest. We ranked it first because we built it to fix the specific problems we kept hitting when using the other 11, not because this is our blog.
What counts as a "good" free shadcn template
Before the list, here's what we checked for. You should check for the same when picking from anywhere else too:
- Built on shadcn/ui primitives: not just a Tailwind site using similar design tokens. If it doesn't use
cn(), Radix, and thecomponents/uiconvention, it isn't shadcn. - Active repo: at least one commit in the last 6 months. Dead repos mean you inherit broken dependencies on day one.
- Sane license: MIT or similar. Some "free" templates have "personal use only" clauses that kill commercial SaaS projects.
- Next.js 14+ or Vite: older Next.js versions are technical debt waiting to bite you.
- Dark mode that works: not just a toggle that flips half the colors.
Every template below clears those bars. Where one has a trade-off worth knowing, we flagged it under "Watch out for."
💡 Already done the vetting yourself? Browse our free shadcn templates and all checked against these same criteria.
The 12 Free Shadcn Landing Page Templates Worth Using
1. ChatDeck by ShadcnDeck
What it is: An open-source and a free SaaS landing page template built specifically for founders shipping an AI-first product. Nine production-ready sections out of the box: hero with social proof, sticky navigation, video demo section, trusted-by strip with animation, icon-based feature grid, team cards, marquee testimonials, animated pricing with monthly/yearly toggle, and an icon-based FAQ accordion.
Tech stack: Next.js 15, React 19, Tailwind CSS v4, shadcn/ui, TypeScript, Motion
Why it's first: We built ChatDeck after using every template below. The pricing section converts, the hero is tight, and nothing fights you when you try to change it. Free forever, MIT license, and already on v3.0.0, meaning the bugs are out.
Watch out for: It's a landing page, not a full app. No auth, no dashboard. The card components used in these templates are easy to repurpose, but if you need full auth and dashboard flows, pair it with a free admin template from the list below.
👍 Download ChatDeck · Live Demo
2. shadcn-landing-page by leoMirandaa
What it is: The most-starred free shadcn landing page repo on GitHub. 16 pre-built sections, fully responsive, built with Vite instead of Next.js, which actually matters if you don't need SSR and want a smaller bundle.
Tech stack: React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui
Why it's on the list: It's the de facto "hello world" template for shadcn landing pages. Clean code, easy to strip down, and the Vite setup makes it fast to develop against.
Watch out for: No App Router. If your roadmap includes dynamic routes, an API layer, or anything SEO-heavy beyond a marketing page, you'll be migrating soon.
3. shadcn-landing-page by nobruf
What it is: A Next.js take on the shadcn landing formula with a cleaner section hierarchy than leoMirandaa's version. Newer design system, updated 2024.
Tech stack: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui
Why it's on the list: If you want the same structure but on Next.js with the App Router, this is the closest 1:1 equivalent. Works well as a starter for side projects that might turn into real SaaS later.
Watch out for: Animations are minimal. You'll want to add Motion manually if you want the feature cards to do anything interesting.
4. nextjs-shadcn-landing by anibalalpizar
What it is: A developer-friendly landing template focused on type safety and performance. Ships with strict TypeScript, responsive breakpoints dialed in, and a clean component folder structure.
Tech stack: Next.js 14, TypeScript (strict), Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui
Why it's on the list: One of the few free templates where the TypeScript actually catches things. If you hate loose typing, start here.
Watch out for: Opinionated file structure. If you prefer feature folders over section folders, you'll refactor before you ship.
5. Open SaaS by Wasp
What it is: A 100% free, open-source SaaS boilerplate. It's not just a landing page, it's a full product foundation, and the landing page is bundled in as part of the app shell.
Tech stack: Wasp (full-stack React + Node.js), TypeScript, shadcn/ui with Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL with Prisma, Stripe/Polar.sh/Lemon Squeezy for payments, and email/social auth built in
Why it's on the list: If your landing page needs to sit in front of a real product on day one, not just a marketing site, this saves weeks. Auth, billing, background jobs, and a Stripe-ready pricing flow all come wired together, and it's actively maintained with 14.9k+ stars.
Watch out for: It's a full framework commitment (Wasp), not a drop-in Next.js component. If you only want the landing page, you'll be pulling it out of a larger app structure rather than cloning a standalone repo.
6. nextjs-saas-landing by okeken
What it is: A free, production-ready SaaS landing page built with an SEO-first architecture: App Router metadata API, Open Graph and Twitter cards, and auto-generated robots.ts and sitemap.ts out of the box.
Tech stack: Next.js 16 (App Router), Tailwind CSS 4, TypeScript, Radix UI, React Hook Form, Turborepo monorepo with a shared UI package
Why it's on the list: Most free templates treat SEO as an afterthought. This one ships the metadata plumbing already wired, plus Storybook for isolated component development, which is rare at this price point (free).
Watch out for: It's a monorepo with a shared UI package, more structure than a single-page template. Expect a short ramp-up if you've never worked with Turborepo before.
7. modern-nextjs-shadcn-landing by anibalalpizar
What it is: A multi-page template, not just a single landing page. It ships home, about, services, projects, blog, careers, and contact pages, all built around the same design system.
Tech stack: Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, TypeScript, shadcn/ui with Radix UI, Embla Carousel, Lucide icons
Why it's on the list: If a single hero-plus-pricing page isn't enough and you need a small multi-page marketing site (agency, studio, or company site), this gives you seven pages instead of one, with sitemap and OpenGraph support already configured.
Watch out for: It's brand new with zero stars at the time of writing, so there's no track record yet. Test the build locally before committing to it for anything client-facing.
8. Showcasy Landing Page by gaurav-jain000
What it is: A portfolio-style landing page built for creative professionals: hero, project showcase, testimonials carousel, awards display, and a blog section.
Tech stack: React with React Router v7, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS with shadcn/ui, Framer Motion
Why it's on the list: Most templates on this list target SaaS. This one is built specifically for designers, agencies, and freelancers who need a project showcase and awards section rather than a pricing table.
Watch out for: Free to use, but attribution to the original author is required, check the repo's license notes before stripping the credit link.
9. Next.js Calendly Landing Template by Yannn25
What it is: A landing page built around a scheduling flow: hero, features, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, and a booking section with a Calendly widget wired in.
Tech stack: Next.js 15 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, shadcn/ui, Framer Motion, react-calendly, next-themes
Why it's on the list: If you're building a coaching, consulting, or services landing page where booking a call is the main conversion goal, this saves you from wiring the Calendly integration yourself. Everything is customizable from a single config/site.ts file.
Watch out for: Small, new repo with only 1 star at the time of writing. Solid code, but not yet battle-tested at scale.
10. Etech Landing Page by gaurav-jain000
What it is: A landing page built for online education platforms: hero, course listings, instructor recruitment section, testimonials, and email subscription capture.
Tech stack: React with React Router v7, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, TypeScript, Framer Motion
Why it's on the list: Niche but useful, if you're building a course platform or ed-tech product, this is one of the few free templates with course search and filtering already built rather than generic feature cards.
Watch out for: Same as the same author's Showcasy template, free to use but requires attribution to the original developer per the repo notes.
11. Freelancer Growth Hub by alfinohatta
What it is: A landing page for a coaching and accelerator service aimed at digital freelancers, covering services, pricing, mission, events, and contact details with a vibrant, colorful design.
Tech stack: Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Lucide React icons
Why it's on the list: A good reference if you're tired of every shadcn template looking the same muted, neutral palette. It leans into bold color instead of the default shadcn aesthetic.
Watch out for: No license file specified in the repo at the time of writing. Reach out to the author before using it in a commercial project.
12. Next.js SaaS Starter (Vercel / leerob)
What it is: The official Vercel SaaS starter, which includes auth, Stripe billing, a dashboard, and a landing page, all using shadcn/ui. It's less of a landing template and more of a full SaaS foundation.
Tech stack: Next.js 15 (App Router), shadcn/ui, Drizzle ORM, Postgres, Stripe
Why it's on the list: If your landing page is the front door for an actual product (not a marketing site), this is the honest pick. You get landing + auth + billing in one repo, free forever, and it's maintained directly by Vercel.
Watch out for: The landing page itself is minimal; it's optimized to ship, not to look like a design showcase. You'll rebuild the hero and sections before launch. But the wiring underneath is what you actually want. Once you're in the dashboard layer, you'll likely want user identity handled properly too.
💡 Building on top of this starter? The shadcn avatar component covers the patterns you'll need for user profile displays, fallback initials, and avatar groups, common in any auth-enabled SaaS dashboard.
Free vs Premium: When to Pay
Half the people reading this post will download a free template, spend two weeks customizing it, and end up wishing they'd paid $49 for one that fit. Here's the honest split:
Stay free when:
👉 Browse our free shadcn templates if you're in this camp.
- You're validating an idea and a landing page doesn't need to convert yet
- You're comfortable writing custom sections from scratch
- The product you're building is unusual enough that no premium template would fit anyway
Pay for premium when:
- You're launching a real SaaS and the landing page needs to convert from day one
- Your time is worth more than the $49–$149 price tag (it is)
- You want polished animations, conversion-optimized pricing, and design details that take 40+ hours to build from scratch
ChatDeck is free because our premium portfolio and marketing templates are where we put the extra polish. You can see the full lineup, both free and premium, on our Shadcn Templates page.
How to Customize Any of These Templates
Every template above starts looking identical after a week of "will-it-fit" edits. The fastest way to make one feel yours without rewriting CSS:
Change the theme first, not the layout. Swap color tokens, fonts, and radius before touching sections. Use our Shadcn Theme Editor to preview color palettes across dashboards, forms, and auth flows before committing, which saves you the usual back-and-forth of tweaking
globals.cssand refreshing.Replace the hero copy and imagery. The hero carries 60% of the first impression. Get your button styling dialed in across templates early since CTA buttons are the first thing visitors interact with. Template hero → your hero, with a real headline and a real screenshot, before anything else.
Trim sections, don't add them. Every free template ships with more sections than most SaaS landings actually need. Delete the ones that don't serve your funnel.
💡 Using a template with tab-based navigation or a settings-style layout? Our shadcn tabs guide covers 12 production-ready patterns including vertical tabs, animated transitions, controlled state, and badges, so you can wire them in without reaching for a custom solution.
Update the FAQ. Generic FAQs kill trust. If you're building on a template that ships with an accordion FAQ, use our shadcn accordion guide to wire in your real questions with proper schema.
Swap the icons. Template icons signal "template." Replace the Lucide set defaults with icons that match your product domain.
💡 Working with forms in your template? Many shadcn landing pages include a contact, waitlist, or plan-selector form. Our shadcn select guide covers 13 patterns including grouped options, async loading, and React Hook Form integration, so your dropdowns don't look like an afterthought.
If you want to preview color and typography combinations against real components before you commit to a direction, the Shadcn Themes tool renders your tweaks live against dashboards, auth screens, and task UIs, not just a color swatch.
A Final Note Before You Download
The single biggest reason free templates fail: people pick based on the homepage screenshot, ignore the codebase, and discover the problems on day three. Before you commit to any of the 12 above, do this:
- Clone the repo (or download the zip)
- Run
pnpm installandpnpm devlocally - Check how long the dev server takes to boot and how clean the console is
- Open three random component files and see if the code reads well
If it feels slow, broken, or messy in those first ten minutes, it will feel that way in week three too. Pick a different one, or stick to the free shadcn templates we've already vetted.
If you want a clean starting point without that whole audit step, ChatDeck is the shortcut: downloadable in a minute, production-grade, free forever.
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- Shadcn Chat UI Guide - Build modern chat interfaces for AI product landing pages
- Shadcn Avatar Component Guide - Display user profiles, fallback initials, and avatar groups in your SaaS dashboard
- Shadcn Select Component Guide - 13 dropdown patterns including grouped options, async loading, and React Hook Form integration
- Shadcn Date Picker Guide - 10 patterns for date and date range selection, including presets and React Hook Form wiring
- Shadcn Avatar Component Libraries - 12 avatar libraries for your next project, from animated stacks to Figma kits
- Shadcn Button Examples - Button styling patterns and variants to customize across your templates
- Shadcn Card Component Guide - Card layouts for pricing sections, feature grids, and team profiles
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