Usage-based honesty
“Unlimited” is a word, not a policy
Unlimited copies is the easiest promise a component library makes, and the easiest to break quietly. So it is written out here as 4 things it covers and 4 things it does not, with the one number this site does keep — its own rolling copy count — described for what it is.
Nothing on this page is metered — including the paid tiers
No payment processor is wired into this build. Nothing here can charge a card, store a receipt or email an invoice — every paid surface below is a working demo of the flow, and the prices are this site's own plan copy.
What unlimited means
- ✓Copy as many of the 289 components as you want, in as many projects as you want, without an account.
- ✓Modify the code until it fits: no attribution clause, no watermark, no per-project licence key.
- ✓Use it in paid client work. The MIT row on the licence page is the whole permission.
- ✓Ship on any number of sites — the number that varies is your project count, which nothing here measures.
What it does not
- ×Unlimited access to the paid surfaces (templates installs, API, saved kits). Those are the Pro row, and they are demos in this build.
- ×Unlimited API calls — there is no API to call, so no quota is being quietly throttled.
- ×Unlimited background textures as a *tracked* allowance: 33 backgrounds exist and none is metered.
- ×Permission to repackage the library as your own competing component library. MIT allows the code; it does not make it yours.
About the copy counter
The catalog shows 159,301 copies across the library. That is this site's own rolling count per asset, not a measure of your usage — there is no per-account metering anywhere in the build, and none is possible without accounts.