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Everyone,
It’s come to my attention that many of you feel that your themes should be priced at $20 and $25. While that may or may not be true…we’re going to keep prices at $10 – $15 for the time being.
You’re more than welcome to “suggest” a price when you submit your theme, but I can promise you that we won’t go over $15. If you’re not willing to sell at that price, you might be better off considering other options.
Keep in mind that a great deal of thought went into the pricing for these themes. Simply charging more doesn’t necessarily equal more profit. We’ve determined that $10 – $15 for site templates is the target selling point.
The only way that we’ll list a template at $20 is if it’s simply spectacular. We currently only have one theme on the site at $20 – and truthfully, it should have been priced at $15 (even though it’s a fantastic theme). That was an error on our part.
If you have any questions, they should be directed specifically to me.
Jeffrey
You’ve still got a handful of other themes above $20, some up to $40.
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Jeffrey was referring to the HTML Templates only. The CMS templates have pricing options that go beyond the $15 price range.
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I’m speaking about static site templates only.
Wordpress themes are priced higher for obvious reasons.
Well you said the word “theme” so I thought you just meant everything. Maybe we should come up with more standard wording. To me, “theme” is only a layout for an existing infrastructure (CMS). A plain HTML template shouldn’t be called a theme and vice verse.
also, not trying to be a jerk/stickler, just making some suggestions.
(I reread my post and thought it almost sounded rude, haha).
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You’re right. I just forgot to say “site template”.
