Astro has become the framework people reach for when a website needs to be fast and mostly made of content. Pages ship as static HTML with JavaScript added only where a component needs it, which is why marketing sites, blogs and documentation built with it tend to load quickly.
This list of Astro themes and templates is for business owners, developers and agencies who want a designed starting point instead of a blank project. Nine come from our own Astro templates catalog, where each has a live preview, and three are well known options from other creators that cover needs we do not, such as documentation.
Quick Picks
| Template | Best for | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| MNC | Corporate and enterprise sites | $59 | View template |
| Earthly | Sustainability and energy companies | $49 | View template |
| Dossier | Resume and personal portfolio | $79 | View template |
| Nocomation | SaaS and automation products | $59 | View template |
| PRCOM | PR, news and media | $59 | View template |
| Diary TNC | Personal blogs and magazines | $49 | View template |
| Photographer TNC | Photographers and studios | $59 | View template |
| HandSpark | Handmade and craft stores | $49 | View template |
| Neighborly | Charities and community groups | $49 | View template |
| AstroWind | Free general starter | Free | GitHub |
| Starlight | Documentation | Free | GitHub |
| Relay | Developer-focused SaaS | $79 | Cruip |
The Best Astro Themes and Templates
Prices shown are for the Astro build. Most of our templates are also sold for Webflow, Framer, Figma and HTML, which helps if you design in one tool and build in another.
1. MNC
MNC is a corporate website template for multinational groups, enterprise service firms and professional services companies. It leads with a service carousel and structured sections for services, industries and company information, so a large organization can present a lot without the page feeling crowded.
Pick it when the site has to look established from day one. The Astro build costs $59, and the same design is available for Webflow, Framer, Figma and HTML if part of your team works elsewhere. You can open the live Astro preview before buying.
MNC is available now.
2. Earthly
Earthly is a multi-layout template for sustainability, green energy and ESG companies. It comes with four distinct home page layouts, detailed service pages, project showcases built around measurable results and a consultation widget.
It suits consultancies and energy firms that need to show outcomes with numbers. The Astro build is $49. See the live Astro preview.
Earthly is available now.
3. Dossier
Dossier is a resume and portfolio template for consultants, freelancers and independent professionals. It has three home page variants, case studies, a services and pricing page and a blog.
Choose it if the site is about one person and their track record. The Astro build is $79, the highest price in this list, and it is also the most complete personal site here. See the live Astro preview.
Dossier is available now.
4. Nocomation
Nocomation is a SaaS website template for automation platforms, no-code studios and software companies. The layout is built to explain a product: what it does, what it connects to and what clients achieved with it.
It is the pick for a product or tech agency site in Astro. The Astro build is $59. See the live Astro preview.
Nocomation is available now.
5. PRCOM
PRCOM is a template for PR firms, communications consultancies and media agencies. It is built around a news index, service pages and a press release section, which also makes it a good fit for digital publications and news-led company sites.
Use it when publishing is the core of the site. The Astro build is $59. See the live Astro preview.
PRCOM is available now.
6. Diary TNC
Diary TNC is a clean, minimal blog template for personal bloggers, writers and small online magazines. It has several home page layouts and the usual blog structure of posts, authors, categories and tags.
It is the most affordable way into an Astro blog on this list at $49, and a dark edition, Diary Dark TNC, is sold separately at the same price. See the live Astro preview.
Diary TNC is available now.
7. Photographer TNC
Photographer TNC is a photography website template for portrait photographers, wedding studios and video agencies. It has portfolio, packages and blog pages, with wide image presentation and a minimal interface.
Image-heavy sites benefit most from a fast static build, which makes this a natural Astro pick. The Astro build is $59. See the live Astro preview.
Photographer TNC is available now.
8. HandSpark
HandSpark is an arts and crafts store template for handmade sellers, Etsy shop owners and independent artisans. It is a warm, product-first design with shop, product and story pages.
It is the storefront design in this list. Check the preview to confirm how products and checkout are handled in the Astro build before you plan your store around it. The Astro build is $49. See the live Astro preview.
HandSpark is available now.
9. Neighborly
Neighborly is a charity website template for nonprofits, community groups and neighborhood associations. It includes a donation page, an events page, a resource directory and a blog.
Nonprofits often run on small budgets and volunteer time, so a fast site with low hosting costs is a practical fit. The Astro build is $49. See the live Astro preview.
Neighborly is available now.
Astro Themes From Other Creators
These three are not ours. They are here because they are good at things our catalog does not cover.
10. AstroWind
AstroWind is a free, open source starter for marketing sites and blogs, built with Astro and Tailwind CSS and released under the MIT license. It includes a large set of page section widgets, a blog with RSS, categories and tags, and dark mode. A good choice for developers who want a general starting point and are comfortable shaping the design themselves.
11. Starlight
Starlight is the documentation theme maintained by the Astro team, free under the MIT license. If you are building product docs, a knowledge base or a developer guide, start here before looking at anything else.
12. Relay by Cruip
Relay is a paid, dark, developer-focused SaaS marketing template at $79, built with Astro and Tailwind CSS. It ships with more than 15 pages, including features, pricing, docs, changelog and blog, and a Figma file is included.
More Astro Templates by Niche
Our Astro catalog has 19 templates in total. Beyond the nine above, there are builds for specific industries: Builder TNC (construction), OPTHA (eye clinics), Insurize (insurance), LifeCoachX (coaching), HomeShift TNC (moving companies), Pest TNC (pest control), Chapel TNC (churches), Politician TNC (campaigns and public office), BookAuthor TNC (authors). Prices run from $49 to $79.
How to Choose an Astro Theme
- Start from the content, not the look. A blog, a five page company site and a documentation site need different structures. Pick the template whose pages match what you will publish.
- Open the live preview on your phone. Speed is the reason to choose Astro, so check that the template feels fast and reads well on a small screen.
- Check how content is edited. Astro sites usually keep content in Markdown or MDX files, or pull it from a headless CMS. Make sure whoever updates the site is comfortable with that.
- Know where you will host it. Static Astro sites deploy to hosts such as Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare and GitHub Pages. Pages rendered on demand need a host with an Astro adapter.
- Look at the license. Free themes range from MIT to GPL, and paid ones usually limit you to one site per purchase. Each TNCFlow purchase covers one website.
Want It Built for You?
If you would rather not set it up yourself, we do it for you. Pick a template and we handle setup, content, branding and launch, or we design and build a custom Astro site from scratch.
Book a free call to talk it through.
Related Reading
Comparing platforms? Browse the Webflow templates, Framer templates and HTML templates hubs, or read our guides to the best HTML5 website templates and the best Webflow templates for business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an Astro theme and an Astro template?
Nothing meaningful. Both words describe a ready-made Astro project with pages, components and styles that you adapt to your own content. The Astro site calls them themes, while most marketplaces call them templates.
Are Astro themes free?
Many are. Open source options such as AstroWind and Starlight are free under the MIT license. Paid themes, including ours, usually cost between $49 and $99 and tend to offer a more finished, industry-specific design.
Do I need to know how to code to use an Astro template?
Some comfort with code helps. You install the project, edit content files and deploy from a terminal or a Git-based host. If that is not for you, we can set the template up for you, or you can choose the Webflow or Framer version of the same design.
Is Astro good for SEO?
Astro sends static HTML to the browser and adds JavaScript only where a component needs it, so pages are quick to load and easy for search engines to read. Rankings still depend on your content and links.
Where can I host an Astro site?
Static Astro sites run on most hosts, including Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare and GitHub Pages. If you use on-demand rendering, choose a host that has an Astro adapter.
Can I get the same design for Webflow or Framer?
Yes for most of our templates. Each template page lists the platforms it is available for, and each platform version is sold separately.