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$25 for one component, or $250 for the complete library — every component in the current site catalog. These are one-time USD prices, and applicable taxes are shown before payment.

No. These are one-time purchases for the releases listed in your order.

No automatic future-release entitlement is promised. Your order records the exact components included at purchase.

Yes, under the Refund & Delivery Policy and your statutory rights. Duplicate charges, non-delivery and material defects each have a review and remedy path.

An order confirmation follows verified payment. A separate email gives you secure access once your files are prepared. within 2 business days

Sign in with your purchase email and request a fresh link from your order page. Link expiration is a security measure and does not end your license.

Yes, within the License Agreement's permitted end-product scope. Clients receive no independent right to extract and reuse the library.

Standalone distribution, resale, sublicensing and public-source publication of proprietary Fable UI material are prohibited, subject to third-party licenses and mandatory law. Authorized collaborators may access files only as the license describes.

The license allows a restricted handoff of the end-product repository needed to operate and maintain that specific project — not independent reuse or redistribution of the library.

Not under the standard license where purchasers can extract or reuse the components. Contact us before that kind of use; no extended license is offered by default.

Private project assistance is allowed under the license's confidentiality and no-public-training conditions, respecting the AI service's terms and any third-party rights.

A license covers one named person or entity and its necessary employees and contractors. Independent entities need their own licenses. No per-seat fee is added.

A curated shop for frontend UI, animations, scroll effects and 3D components. Each component page explains its use, what's included and its technical requirements.

Public pages show previews and implementation information. Purchased source files are delivered through authorized links after fulfillment.

Check the individual product page. Technologies vary — many components are plain JavaScript projects — and adapting one to another stack may require changes. Only what we've identified is listed.

Not necessarily. Images, video, models and fonts in previews are demonstration content; each product page states what's included and whether demo assets have been cleared.

Each component page states what we've actually tested and any caveats. The storefront has its own accessibility and performance targets; that is not a blanket certification of every component.