What is the difference between a Starter Kit and a Full Version?
dhruvi
Last Update 7 months ago
The Starter Kit is a lightweight version of the template, designed for developers who want a clean foundation to start building from scratch.
It includes:
Minimal file structure with the core layout setup (like sidebar, header, and routing)
A small number of reusable UI components to demonstrate structure
Only a few essential or sample pages (like Dashboard or Login)
Clean and well-organized codebase to help you build your custom app faster
🔸 Ideal for:
Developers who want full control over app architecture
Small internal tools or MVPs
Projects with custom feature requirements
The Full Version is a comprehensive, production-ready template with all premium features and UI elements built in.
It includes:
Hundreds of pre-built pages: dashboards, apps (like Chat, Email, Calendar), forms, tables, charts, etc.
Complete UI component library with ready-to-use variations
Built-in authentication pages, user management, error handling, and RTL support
Regular updates, detailed documentation, and premium support
🔸 Ideal for:
Enterprise projects, SaaS platforms, or admin dashboards
Agencies or developers who need to deliver fast with fewer resources
Non-coders looking to launch something visually complete
| Feature | Starter Kit | Full Version |
| Core layout & structure | yes | yes |
| UI Components | minimal | Full set |
| Ready-to-use pages (auth, dashboard, etc.) | no | yes |
| Best for | Custom builds & SaaS products | Quick launches & full-featured apps |
| Learning Curve | Slightly higher | Plug-and-play ready |