Self-serve
Read the docs, run the CLI, ship.
Most teams
$0forever
- 33 base components and 27 patterns
- Light and dark tokens included
- Accessibility tests with every component
- MIT license, commercial use allowed
Free and MIT, with nothing held back.
Paubha is free and MIT licensed. Copy the code, own it, and ship it.
Two ways to use it
Both cost the same. Pick the one that matches how your team works.
With a little help
Same code, plus people to ask.
$0forever
- Everything in Self-serve
- GitHub issues and Discussions
- Migration notes for existing Tailwind apps
- Workshops for teams, by request
Compared with a rented UI kit
A kit you rent keeps the source on its side. Paubha hands it to you on day one.
| Paubha | Rented kit | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0, no seats | Per seat, per year |
| License | MIT | Commercial, per project |
| Where the code lives | In your repo | In node_modules |
| Changing a component | Edit the file | Override or fork |
| Accessibility tests | Included | Varies |
| Light and dark tokens | Included | Varies |
Built by people who ship product
Every component came out of real app work, then got tests, docs and a Figma spec.