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Browsing and searching the Marketplace is always free. On the free free tier you get 2 free component code retrievals or installs per day across the web, CLI, and MCP. Search is free everywhere. 21st AI generation (Sketch and Code) is a paid feature — subscribe to a paid plan (Builder or Team) with AI enabled to generate, which also removes the daily marketplace limits.
Individuals use Builder, which has AI off and no monthly credits by default. Turning AI on immediately adds a choice of 500, 1,000, or 2,000 credits/month, multi-model component generation, and priority generations. Team seats also start with AI off. AI-enabled seats can use 500, 1,000, or 2,000 credits per seat each month, combined in one shared pool, with team features and centralized billing. Every paid plan also unlocks unlimited Marketplace code retrievals, copies, and installs. Search stays free on every plan. Need more credits? Buy a pack of +100 for $5; pack credits roll over. See Pricing & Credits.
Go to Settings → Billing and click Cancel plan. Cancelling takes effect at the end of your current billing period — you keep access until then, no need to contact support.
Contact support promptly. An individual Builder yearly purchase can be reviewed for a switch to quarterly and a refund of the difference. Builder with AI enabled, Team, legacy prices, taxed invoices, and invoices with unusual credits or adjustments need manual review and are not covered by that base Builder exception.
Go to Settings → Billing and click Manage billing to open the Stripe billing portal. Past invoices and downloadable PDF receipts are available there.
Open the component page, copy its code, then paste the files into your project’s components directory, install any listed dependencies, and import it. Components are copied into your own codebase, not installed as a package — see Components for details.
Templates listed on 21st.dev are sold directly by third-party sellers, not by 21st. Contact the seller for support, delivery issues, or refunds. If a listing looks misleading or broken, also let us know at support@21st.dev so we can review it.
Publishing and catalog featuring are separate. A Published component is available by direct link and on your profile. To list it in the catalog, open its actions on the Studio Components page and choose Submit for featuring. The status changes to In review, then to Featured or Needs changes. See the Quality Guidelines for details.
No. 21st does not run a paid bug bounty program, and we never pay under pressure. Ignore emails that threaten to publish or exploit a “vulnerability” unless paid. If you’ve found a genuine security issue, report it responsibly to support@21st.dev.

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