A design of its own for every client
Each look exists only once in the gallery, and you adapt every design through tokens: colours, fonts, spacing, plus images, copy and sections. Two clients in the same town do not get twin sites.
You sell websites to trades, law firms, practices and small businesses. Instead of searching for a direction for every project, you take a checked design, adapt it to the client’s brand and deliver every page, the legal pages and a handover pack with it.
Each look exists only once in the gallery, and you adapt every design through tokens: colours, fonts, spacing, plus images, copy and sections. Two clients in the same town do not get twin sites.
Every page instead of one home page, phone layout, legal page templates in German designs, a check report on accessibility and load time, and a handover document for the client. You spend your time on content and polish.
On every design page you can flip through all pages as images before you buy; the home page is live. With the licence you create a share link to every page for your client, valid for seven days, with a notice band.
Your client doesn’t see Kiekkist unless you want them to. The licence passes to them with the project, and they may run the site without you. The package includes a handover document for them, in German and English, without our name on it.
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA and checked, not patched on with an overlay. The check report and the checklist for the manual items go to your client with the site.
Self-hosted fonts, no third-party requests, images with srcset. The example home pages transfer between 171 and 480 kB on a mid-range phone profile, measured and dated in the gallery.
One licence, no tiers. What holds for a single design holds for every design with All-Access.
The tool exports every design to these targets. What each one contains is written here the way the export code does it.
Ready
Static site, one component per section, content as JSON in content collections, a layout with meta data, sitemap, 404 and legal page stubs. With --cms sveltia, decap, pages or keystatic your client edits the same files in a browser.
Ready
A package for Next.js, Vite and the like: one TSX component per section, content as JSON, Tailwind v4 @theme and shadcn/ui variables from the tokens, the design’s fonts and CSS. No framework scaffold; you drop it into your project.
First version
theme.json v3 from the tokens (colours, fonts and sizes locked), one pattern per section in core blocks, header and footer parts, a template per page, self-hosted fonts, a ZIP and a Playground blueprint. Anything core blocks cannot express ends up as a Custom HTML block; the export lists those spots, and your client cannot edit them in the editor. WordPress 6.6 or later.
First version, design layer
A Hello Elementor child theme with self-hosted fonts and the tokens, plus a kit with global colours and fonts. The export does not create sections as Elementor templates: you rebuild those in Elementor.
Ready
Pages, assets, sitemap, robots.txt, 404, legal page stubs and security headers for .htaccess or _headers.
No export for Webflow, Framer or Figma. The tokens come as JSON and CSS, and you can carry them over by hand.
Yes, that is what they are for. Every licence covers any number of websites, yours and your clients’, also when the client pays you for them. You register a project name when you fetch a design; it is a record, not copy protection and not a limit.
Yes. There is no attribution requirement, on the site or in the code. Client-facing exports carry your client’s name, and the handover document in the package names neither Kiekkist nor the design. The file with the licence ID is for your records and does not need to go on the client site.
No. You sell the websites you build with it, not the design. Not allowed: passing it on or selling it as a template, theme, kit or stock (also modified), adding it to marketplaces or public skill and prompt collections, building it into site builders or generators, and using it as training data.
Yes. The rights go to them with the finished website. They may change it and have another agency maintain it. If your licence ends (after a refund, for example), sites you already handed over are not affected, except in case of chargeback or breach.
No. If you buy as a company, the company is the licensee, and everyone working on your projects uses the same licence. Keep the licence key in an environment variable, not in the repository.
The home page of every design is live, and every other page is on the design page as images, which you can show your client too. The share link to every page live comes with the licence: valid for seven days, with a notice band, no download. If the design turns out not to fit, the 30-day money-back promise applies.
The skill, the tool and the checker are free. A purchased design covers unlimited client websites, All-Access contains every design. Pay once, no subscription, no licence tiers.
Design / All-Access €59 / €149 one-off