01
Kickoff
Start from a kit, not a blank page
The theme libraries include industry page kits, among them Dentist, Fintech, Logistics and Real estate.
When one fits the client, you start with the pages it needs and keep the design yours.
You keep the system. The client keeps the website.
Set your naming, styling and components once and carry them into every project after. The site runs on the client's hosting, their content in WordPress.
Get the Agency plan $199 once
What stays with you
Your class names, your style variables, your saved components and the whole design library, ready on the next project.
What the client keeps
The site on their own hosting, their content in WordPress, and a front end that keeps running even if the license moves on.
On the Agency plan
- Unlimited client sites
- Unlimited activations a year
- Every Pro feature included
- Priority support
- Insider newsletter and Discord
- Lifetime license, paid once
$199 once, early bird until the end of 2026. After that the Agency plan is $499, and it is still paid once.
From kickoff to handover
The same four stages turn up on every client project. What changes, once you have a system, is how much of each one is already done before the project has even started.
02
Build
One class system does the styling
Colour, spacing and type live in style variables, and elements carry classes, not settings on a widget panel.
Change the brand colour once and every element using that variable follows it, on every page.
03
Review
Show the work on the live site
Test mode is a private preview of a theme that only you can see, while other visitors keep getting the live site.
Once the client signs off, that theme goes live, and there is no staging copy to keep in sync.
04
Handover
Hand over a site, not an account
At handover the client gets a normal WordPress login and edits their content from the admin.
The site runs on the client's own hosting, with their database and plugins, and Mosaic stays as the theme.
What agencies and builders say
How agencies, freelancers and designers describe building client sites with Mosaic: a real design system, reusable components and a faster start on every new project.
“We start every client site from the same theme now. Our classes and variables are already in place, so the whole first week goes on the client, not on the setup.”
Daniel Ross
Co-founder
“The Mosaic interface is organized and logical. In many page builders you constantly switch between tabs searching for CSS properties and settings, but in Mosaic the parameters are exactly where I expect them to be. Its library of blocks and pages, well designed class system, components, and interaction engine allow me to build complex and beautiful pages in hours instead of days.”
Adil Maldybaev
Community member
”For larger projects, Mosaic makes a big difference. The structured approach to styling, variables, and reusable elements makes maintaining websites much easier over time. I also really like the lifetime one-time payment option. It feels like a solid investment for a builder I plan to use on many future projects.”
Oliver Bennett
Creative Director
“Handover used to mean a training call and a stack of logins to manage. Now the client logs into their own WordPress, edits their own content, and we don’t pay a seat for anyone on their whole team.”
Ben Hollis
Project Manager
“Mosaic brings the experience of a modern design system into WordPress. By using global variables and reusable classes, it creates a much cleaner and more structured workflow. After working this way, most traditional page builders start to feel disorganized and harder to manage.“
Rajesh Arya
Founder, Lexjuris Legal Consultants
“One license for every client site is why we tried it. The class system is why we stayed. A rebrand is now a change to a few variables, not a week spent going back through every page we built.”
Sam Grant
Lead Designer
Same work, different start
The questions are the same on every client build. The answers are either decided again from nothing, or they arrive with the project because you settled them once.
Feature
Without a shared system
With Mosaic
What that means next time
Styling
Set on the element, page by page, and remembered by whoever did it.
Classes and style variables carry the styling, set once for the whole site.
A brand change becomes one edit rather than an afternoon of hunting.
Page structure
Decided again for every new client, starting from an empty canvas.
Page kits grouped by industry give the first pass a shape to start out from.
Discovery time goes on this client’s business instead of the page list.
Reviews
A second copy of the site that has to be updated alongside the real one.
Test mode shows a private preview while the site stays live to everyone.
Nothing to sync, and what they approved is what actually goes live.
Handover
A walkthrough of a platform the client has never logged into before now.
Their own WordPress admin, with a role that limits what they can change.
Handover takes one login to set up, not a training session for every client.
Every new project
Starts roughly where the last project started, from not very much at all.
Opens with the page kit, classes and components you already know work.
The work that repeats stops being work that you have to do over again.
What the next project gets
The first project pays for the system. Every project after it opens with that system already in place, so the work that went into building it never has to happen a second time.
One set of class names
Naming decided once and reused, so every site you open later follows the same logic that you already know by heart.
Components saved once
Build a header, pricing table, or card once, reuse it across the site, and carry it into the next project.
Masters and templates
Masters and templates set the layout every page follows, and they travel inside the theme to each new project.
Export it as a theme
When a project wraps up, export its theme, and your next client site starts from that same theme rather than an empty install.
Included on every plan
The whole design library comes with it, so no client project starts from an empty page.
Page kits
25
Pages
219
Blocks
1056
Parts
179
Hear it from the creators
Three WordPress creators reviewed Mosaic on their own YouTube channels. Watch one before you move your next client project onto it, and judge the workflow for yourself.
Paul - WPTuts
David - WebTNG
Jeffrey - Lytbox
“You’ve got all the tools you should need to be able to create very creative WordPress websites, and also easy to update by using that class-first design system.”
Paul, WPTuts
One license, every client site you build
Agency is a lifetime license. Pay once, and the cost per site falls with every client site you add.
Get the Agency plan $199 once
Unlimited client sites
One license covers every site you build on it, and it carries unlimited activations each year rather than a fixed count to track.
No seat fee for client access
A client edits through the WordPress user roles their site already has. There is nothing to buy per person, and nothing added to your monthly bill.
Insider access to what is coming
The Agency plan adds an Insider newsletter and a Discord role, so you follow early updates and product direction instead of finding out when it ships.
Updates and support that do not expire
Paying once covers updates and support without expiration, so the license you buy today still brings new features and answers years from now.
Fourteen days to change your mind
Every paid purchase carries a fourteen day refund, with no questions asked, and you can move up to a bigger plan later by paying the difference.
Common questions, clear answers
Straightforward answers to what an agency settles before it standardises on a new tool: the license, where it runs, client access, and what Mosaic does not do today.
- Can one license cover every client site I build?
Yes. Agency covers unlimited sites for one lifetime payment, $199 until the end of 2026 and $499 after that, so every client you sign later is already covered by the license you have today.
- Can I run it on my own hosting, or an EU only host?
- Do I pay extra to give a client edit access?
- What happens to a client’s site if I stop paying?
- Is Mosaic mature enough for real client work?
- What does Mosaic not do today?
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