Browsing is free. Pro is $9 a month.

A gallery of websites that are already live. Landing pages, portfolios, product sites, each tagged by style and category, each linking out to the real page.

A person opens every submission and looks at the live site. If the craft is there and it surprises us at least once, it goes in.

Yes, free, from the Submit page. Free submissions wait in the review queue. Paying $29 skips it and guarantees a verdict within a week.

Browsing the collection is free. Pro costs $9 a month and adds the section library, the design chat, every site's design.md, the server for coding agents, unlimited bookmarks and advanced filters. You can cancel any time.

Landing pages taken apart. Heroes, pricing tables, reviews, FAQs, footers. Forty pricing tables in a row is the fastest way to see what a whole industry quietly agreed on. A sample of every type is open to everyone.

Type what you are building on the homepage and Curated searches the archive for the sections that page needs. You pick the ones you want, and they become a project: every block with a prompt for your agent, the picture, and the design system of the site it came from. The first blocks of every brief are open to everyone. Pro opens all of them.

The written design system of a site. Colours with roles, fonts with weights and a Google Fonts substitute, the type scale, spacing, radius, motion, and the rules that hold it together. The short version is free to read. Pro adds the full document, a Tailwind theme, CSS variables and tokens JSON.

Curated runs an MCP server. One command adds it, the first call opens a sign-in, and your agent can then search the archive, read any design.md and plan a page before it writes code. The AI page has the command for each tool. Access comes with Pro.

Free submissions are read in order and can take a few weeks. $29 moves yours to the front, with a verdict within a week, notes on what to fix if we say no, and one free resubmit. The fee buys speed, not a yes.

Premium placement in the collection, on the homepage and in the newsletter. The Sponsors page has the packages and what is still open.

Yes. Sites are filed by category, by style and by the details people actually look for. Search is faster when you know the name.

Yes. The Store carries Framer templates from Craftwork, sorted by the same styles and categories as the collection.

Every site has its own page and a link you can send to anyone.