The popular series of WordPress Revolution themes are beginning to offer exclusive WP themes.
While the current Revolution themes can be purchased an unlimited number of times, the exclusive Revolution themes will be limited to 10 copies being sold, and then will be removed forever.
You can see an example of one of the non-exclusive Revolution themes at http://feedfront.com/, which is the site for FeedFront Magazine, the official magazine of Affiliate Summit.
The Revolution Exclusive #1 theme is a widget-ready, customizable theme that is geared towards “churches, rock bands or other websites that want the grunge-style look,” according to Revolution creator, Brian Gardner.
The exclusive themes will include a PSD file as well, and they are being sold at a price of $499.95. There is a special launch price of $399.95 through Sunday, August 31st at 12:00 midnight CST.
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I am very happy with the non-exclusive Revolution themes, and they are well worth it to me.
Personally, I don't typically have a need to have a totally unique design.
Those templates really have a nice design. Do you think they are worth that much in today's market?
I am very happy with the non-exclusive Revolution themes, and they are well worth it to me.
Personally, I don't typically have a need to have a totally unique design.
Those templates really have a nice design. Do you think they are worth that much in today's market?
its expensive for me !
BTW nice design and a new look indeed …
Happy selling
The non-exclusive themes from Revolution go for $79.95 for a one-time use.
That's very worth it to me to have a theme I like that's ready to use – I don't really care if other people have a variation of what I'm using.
And clearly, from this blog, I don't care about design at all for some of my sites.
It would cost about $50 (or free if you know photoshop/css) to just slice a live site with the theme up to make your own. $500 or even $400 for a copy of a wordpress theme is a little ridiculous.
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